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The head of Iran's civilian nuclear program says Tehran will allow United Nations inspectors to install new memory cards into surveillance cameras at its sensitive atomic sites and to continue filming there.

In-person classes at West Royalty Elementary School will be cancelled for at least a week, and others in the Charlottetown Rural and Colonel Gray High School family of schools for at least three days following an outbreak of COVID-19.

The Missouri-based company has decided that a $31-billion bid from Canadian Pacific is the best of two offers on the table.

Kansas City Southern has decided that a $31 billion bid from Canadian Pacific is the best of two offers on the table to buy the railroad.

Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole is pledging to boost financial support to grieving parents as the election campaign enters its final stretch.

Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole is pledging to boost financial support to grieving parents as the election campaign enters its final stretch.

Visitors to Paris were surprised on Sunday when strolling on the Champs-Élysées as dozens of workers began enveloping in a shimmering wrapper a posthumous installation by artist Christo at the Arc de Triomphe monument.

The Maverick Party, formerly known as Wexit Canada, advocates for constitutional change to benefit the West or the independence of Western Canada.

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau says he has not been contacted by RCMP regarding SNC-Lavalin, after Jody Wilson-Raybould alleged the police force was still considering whether to investigate his government.

Women in Afghanistan will be allowed to study in universities as the country seeks to rebuild after decades of war — but segregation by sex and a dress code will be mandatory, the Taliban's new higher education minister said on Sunday.

Women in Afghanistan will be allowed to study in universities as the country seeks to rebuild after decades of war — but gender-segregation and a dress code will be mandatory, the Taliban's new higher education minister said on Sunday.

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

Britain's health minister says he doesn't expect the country to see any more lockdowns to fight the COVID-19 crisis and has ruled out the use of vaccine passports to allow people to attend mass events.

Authorities in Britain have decided not to require vaccine passports for entry into nightclubs and other crowded events in England, Britain's health secretary said Sunday, reversing course amid opposition from some of the Conservative government's supporters in Parliament.

Authorities in Britain have decided not to require vaccine passports for entry into nightclubs and other crowded events in England, Britain's health secretary said Sunday, reversing course amid opposition from some of the Conservative government's supporters in Parliament.

Authorities in Britain have decided not to require vaccine passports for entry into nightclubs and other crowded events in England, Britain's health secretary said Sunday, reversing course amid opposition from some of the Conservative government's supporters in Parliament.

Several COVID-19 outbreaks across Canada have marred the first week of back-to-school, prompting school closures and class cancellations.

The virtual clinical exams to certify physiotherapy graduates in Canada, except Quebec, experienced difficulties again this week, leaving many applicants unable to finish the test.

Early in the election, it appeared few changes would come to Manitoba's political map. The drop in Liberal support and parallel Conservative rise have made at least four races appear more competitive.

A return to a freer level of international air travel likely won't be possible until there's greater agreement among nations on the COVID-19 tests and vaccination documentation needed to travel abroad, experts say.

A Niagara Region police officer charged with assault with a weapon is scheduled to go on trial on Monday — despite being shot by a fellow officer in the altercation.

A Niagara Region police officer who was shot by a fellow officer and later charged with assault with a weapon is scheduled to go on trial Monday in Hamilton.

Some conservationists and climate scientists believe the key to protecting endangered plants and animals may lie in efforts to preserve Indigenous languages. Joe Pitawanakwat is doing his part by learning — and teaching — about Indigenous plant medicine.

The next government’s climate change plan will impact every aspect of Canadians' lives and will be key to the country's future prosperity, public policy researchers say. Here’s how the major parties' platforms compare and how they plan to transition Canada to a lower-carbon economy.

A Niagara Region police officer charged with assault with a weapon is scheduled to go on trial on Monday — despite being shot by a fellow officer in the altercation.

When HBO launched a cartoon show mocking eight-year-old Prince George this summer, it was only the latest instalment in a long history of royal satire. But reaction to The Prince may point to an evolving public distaste for any kind of parody that puts a young or vulnerable royal at its core.

Although there have been some bleak moments in 2021 federal election campaign, they haven't stopped leaders from cracking jokes and having a laugh at their own blunders.

Despite all the day-to-day activities that moved online during the COVID-19 pandemic, one that hasn’t gone digital is voting in federal elections. Here's why.

The next government’s climate change plan will impact every aspect of Canadians' lives and will be key to the country's future prosperity, public policy researchers say. Here’s how the major parties' platforms compare and how they plan to transition Canada to a lower-carbon economy.

A remarkable run to the US Open final ended in disappointment Saturday — and a measure of controversy — for Canada's Leylah Fernandez.

National Liberal campaign co-chair and candidate Mélanie Joly said Quebecers and women like her do not like to be told what to do and how to vote in response to Premier François Legault suggesting he preferred the Conservatives to win a minority government. 

Kate Van Buskirk is ready to race again and fulfil a longtime dream of running the Fifth Avenue Mile on Sunday in New York City. She'll be joined by fellow Canadian Olympian Julie-Anne Staehli and four-time national 1,500-metre champion Charles Philibert-Thiboutot.

A remarkable run to the US Open final ended in disappointment Saturday — and a measure of controversy — for Canada's Leylah Fernandez.

A remarkable run to the US Open final ended in disappointment Saturday — and a measure of controversy — for Canada's Leylah Fernandez.

Leylah Fernandez's sparkling run at the U.S. Open came to an end following a 4-6, 3-6 loss to Great Britain's Emma Raducanu on Saturday. 

Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau denied wanting Jody Wilson-Raybould to lie as the SNC-Lavalin affair — which figured prominently in the last election — burst back onto the campaign trail Saturday with the publication of an excerpt of the former justice minister's memoir.