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U.S. President Joe Biden said on the fifth anniversary of a mass shooting at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida, that he will sign a bill naming the site as a national memorial.

An RCMP officer is dead and two people are in custody after a collision in southern Saskatchewan on Saturday, RCMP said.

A funeral was held Saturday afternoon for four members of a Muslim family who died after being run down in what police have said was a hate-motivated attack in London, Ont.

Conversations between leaders of Group of Seven countries at this weekend's meeting in the U.K. focused significantly on how to approach China.

Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen was taken to a hospital Saturday after collapsing on the field during a match at the European Championship, leading to the game being suspended for more than 90 minutes.

Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen was taken to a hospital Saturday after collapsing on the field during a match at the European Championship, leading to the game being suspended for more than 90 minutes.

Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen collapsed while playing and was given CPR by medics during his side's Euro 2020 soccer match with Finland on Saturday, and the game has been suspended.

Denmark midfielder Christian Eriksen collapsed while playing and was given CPR by medics during his side's Euro 2020 soccer match with Finland on Saturday, and the game has been suspended.

Heavily redacted vaccine contract documents released Friday by the federal government show some doses procured by Canada could be donated or even resold.

Heavily redacted vaccine contract documents released Friday by the federal government show Canada paid a premium to speed its first Pfizer deliveries to December 2020, and that some vaccine doses could be donated or resold.

People’s Party of Canada Leader Maxime Bernier has left Manitoba — for now. He’s set to appear in Winnipeg court next month.

Manitoba, Ontario and much of Newfoundland are enjoying relaxed pandemic restrictions this weekend.

One year ago today, our beloved 27-year-old son, Jacob, was killed by a drunk driver while cycling on a beautiful Friday afternoon. The prison sentence the driver received cannot begin to encompass the loss to our family.

Foreign policy is on the agenda for a meeting between international leaders gathered in England to strategize on how best to tackle some of their most pressing challenges.

Just as the 9/11 attacks did 20 years ago, the COVID-19 pandemic will transform the way people travel internationally — with hundreds of millions of dollars in new government spending planned for modernizing border security and updating public health measures at airports.

Canada has offered to help Britain untangle an ongoing dispute between it and the European Union over regulatory checks on goods entering Northern Ireland from Great Britain.

Some constitutional experts see the notwithstanding clause as a tool for emergency use only — but past experience suggests politicians don't pay a price for using it.

The chief and council of Six Nations of the Grand River in southern Ontario are asking Ottawa for $10 million to fund a search for possible remains on the grounds of the former Mohawk Institute Residential School.

Despite the pandemic, Ruth and OJ Gallant spent their winter travelling to New York, Florida, Hawaii, Las Vegas and the Maritimes — all without leaving their house.

A funeral is underway Saturday afternoon for four members of a Muslim family who died after being run down in what police have said was a hate-motivated attack in London, Ont.

As pandemic restrictions ease, businesses hope customers will flood back, spurring a surge in summer hiring. But while there’s optimism better days are ahead, not everyone is certain a wave of employment is about to wash over the economy.

In interviews this week, several First Nations leaders in Quebec said they are open to searching the grounds of former residential schools in the province. But many stressed they want to plan next steps in consultation with their communities first.

Canada is poised to battle back more contagious coronavirus variants that threaten to jeopardize reopening plans across the country due to a huge uptick in vaccine supply, a willingness from Canadians to get the shots and some promising new vaccine research. 

Canada is poised to battle back more contagious coronavirus variants that threaten to jeopardize reopening plans across the country due to a huge uptick in vaccine supply, a willingness from Canadians to get the shots and some promising new vaccine research. 

A Montreal-based marketing firm is at the heart of a scheme involving a massive network of streaming websites that has scammed thousands of internet users out small amounts totalling hundreds of millions of dollars with promises of free unlimited access to premium content that they do not offer, a Radio-Canada investigation has found.

In 1950s Cape Dorset, a northern service officer and Inuit artist came together to create a wild experiment in locally-designed housing.

Four members of the Muslim family killed nearly a week ago in a hit-and-run attack will be honoured at a public funeral today in London, Ont. A local imam who will lead the service for the Afzaal family believes the service is a crucial step in healing a grief-sticken community.

Hundreds of people have embarked on a trek along the South Thompson River from Kamloops to B.C.'s Shuswap, with the goal of reclaiming the spirits lost to the city's former residential school.

The RCMP have located the vehicle of the suspect involved in a shooting near Tobique First Nation in New Brunswick. Police said in an alert that residents in the area can leave their homes but urged them to exercise caution.

The RCMP has warned residents near the Tobique First Nation in New Brunswick to lock their doors and stay inside as it responds to a shooting in the area.

The RCMP have named a suspect and warned residents near the Tobique First Nation in New Brunswick to lock their doors and stay inside as it responds to a shooting in the area.

The RCMP have named a suspect and warned residents near the Tobique First Nation in New Brunswick to lock their doors and stay inside as it responds to a shooting in the area.