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Vancouver's Stephen Ames has won the Champions Tour's Principal Charity Classic. Mike Weir of Brights Grove, Ont., finished second.

After making history and becoming the first woman ever picked in the Ontario Hockey League's Priority Selection draft Saturday, Tanya Currie hopes to focus on her game and be treated like any other team member. 

As G7 leaders are set to meet in the U.K. this week, the head of a global partnership focused on pandemic preparedness is calling for vaccine-rich countries to commit to donating more COVID-19 vaccines globally.

A Victoria area photographer captured a crow in the process of anting, a behaviour that has been confounding experts for decades.

Immigration Minister Marco Mendicino has issued a "national interest" exemption for NHL teams that requires them to enter and leave the country using private planes, undergo pre- and post-arrival testing and live in a modified quarantine bubble.

The second baby for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex is officially here: Meghan gave birth to a healthy girl on Friday.

The archbishop of Toronto suggested that the Catholic Church should work "quietly, gently" with Indigenous people and downplayed the idea that the Vatican has any additional records.

A B.C. Supreme Court judge has sided with a Whistler homeowner in a court battle the provincial body responsible for property valuations warns could open the "floodgates" for British Columbians to challenge the assessment process in court.

CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need from the week.

For the first time since Sept. 14, 2020, Quebec authorities are reporting no additional deaths linked to COVID-19.

A summery weekend across much of Canada brought even better news as many parts of the country reported their lowest number of new COVID-19 infections in months.

A summery weekend across much of Canada brought even better news as many parts of the country reported their lowest number of new COVID-19 infections in months.

The City of Montreal is easing some pandemic-related restrictions, starting Monday, to allow gyms to reopen and restaurants to offer indoor dining.

A summery weekend across much of Canada brought even better news as many parts of the country reported their lowest number of new COVID-19 infections in months.

This is a story of one of Canada's longest-running Indian residential schools, but it's also a love story told by 91-year-old survivor Therese Seesequasis from Saskatchewan.

This is a story of one of Canada's longest-running Indian residential schools, but it's also a love story.

The territories have seen 900 COVID-19 cases since the start of the pandemic — a tiny sum to southerners, but outbreaks here have had an outsized impact.

Pope Francis said on Sunday that he was pained by the discovery of the remains of on estimated 215 children on the grounds of a former residential school that was operated by the Catholic Church in Kamloops, B.C., and called for respect of the rights and culture of Indigenous people.

Here's a look at the 14 sites across Manitoba officially identified as former residential schools. It includes several where First Nations are searching for unmarked graves.

A residential school was never established in the province, but it was home to several institutions with the same objective — to assimilate Indigenous children into settler culture.

A residential school was never established in New Brunswick, but the province was home to several institutions with the same objective — to assimilate Indigenous children into settler culture. 

Despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and interprovincial travel restrictions still in place in several provinces, some of Canada’s airlines are advertising discounted domestic flights as a way to entice Canadians to start travelling again.

Sophie, Countess of Wessex, has spoken comfortably and candidly about her experience with menopause and the importance she sees in being open about such subjects, which are often considered taboo.

The number of misconduct investigations of the officers who control Canada's border and entry points grew last year, despite a dramatic reduction in international travel during the pandemic.

Tate McRae, Powfu and Curtis Waters are three of this year's Junos breakthrough artist nominees. They managed to make it big during a pandemic, highlighting a new way into the industry for young musicians.

With social media posts vanishing and story reach dropping off a cliff, some Palestinian supporters say they think Facebook is suppressing content related to recent violence in the Middle East. The social media giant blamed a technical issue for impacting how users were able to share information.

Canadian soldiers who saw videos depicting possible war crimes by Iraqi security forces are now being interviewed by military police investigators, CBC News has learned.

Canadian soldiers who saw videos depicting possible war crimes by Iraqi security forces are now being interviewed by military police investigators, CBC News has learned.

Despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and interprovincial travel restrictions still in place in several provinces, some of Canada’s airlines are advertising discounted domestic flights as a way to entice Canadians to start travelling again.

A mourning ceremony at Peace Arch Park, and a truck convoy in Kamloops were both held Saturday afternoon to mourn the loss of 215 Indigenous children the Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc First Nation says are buried on the grounds of the Kamloops Residential School. 

Gunmen killed at least 100 people in a northern Burkina Faso village, the government said Saturday, in what was the country's deadliest attack in years.

Alberta cabinet minister Leela Aheer says Premier Jason Kenney should apologize to Albertans after photos circulated of a dinner he held with three ministers on the patio of a government building. 

Two Alberta cabinet ministers are speaking out after photos circulated of a dinner Premier Jason Kenney held with three ministers on the patio of a government building.