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Harry Potter stars Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint are reuniting with other cast members from the blockbuster film franchise for a special 20th anniversary TV retrospective, movie studio Warner Bros. said on Tuesday.

One woman was confirmed dead Tuesday after a mudslide that swept across a portion of B.C.'s Highway 99, the first confirmed fatality as a result of widespread flooding and landslides across the southern half of the province.

One woman was confirmed dead Tuesday after a mudslide that swept across a portion of B.C.'s Highway 99, the first confirmed fatality as a result of widespread flooding and landslides across the southern half of the province.

One woman has been confirmed dead Tuesday after a mudslide that swept across a portion on B.C.'s Highway 99, becoming the first confirmed fatality as a result of widespread flooding and landslides across the southern half of the province.

One woman was confirmed dead Tuesday after a mudslide swept across a portion of B.C.'s Highway 99, the first confirmed fatality as a result of widespread flooding and landslides across the southern half of the province.

One woman was confirmed dead Tuesday after a mudslide swept across a portion of B.C.'s Highway 99, the first confirmed fatality as a result of widespread flooding and landslides across the southern half of the province.

Aiming to help sports write eligibility rules for transgender athletes, the International Olympic Committee published advice Tuesday shifting the focus from individual testosterone levels and calling for evidence to prove when a performance advantage existed.

Government House leader Mark Holland defended the clerk of the House of Commons today against claims that he showed partisanship toward the Liberals, slept on the job and was disrespectful to some staff.

The pastor of a Nova Scotia church that hosted an event linked to a COVID-19 spike and three deaths told his parishioners this week that what happened is "unfortunate," but it is all part of God's plan.

Two sons are mourning the loss of their father, a COVID-19 patient who died after he was transferred to Ontario. They are also upset with how the province handled bringing their dad's body back to Saskatchewan.

Four students at a Montreal high school say they were forced to lower their pants, revealing their underwear, as part of a search organized by staff to see if the boys were concealing vaping products.

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh said today Ottawa needs to step up and fix the water crisis in Nunavut's capital Iqaluit, where tap water has been undrinkable since Oct. 12 due to contamination.

In more than 15 years of filmmaking, Jason Reitman says he's never been as nervous about a premiere as he is with this week's release of Ghostbusters: Afterlife.

Russian officials on Tuesday rejected accusations that they endangered astronauts aboard the International Space Station by conducting a weapons test that created more than 1,500 pieces of space junk.

Sam Adekugbe grew up in Calgary, and has played pro soccer in Norway, so he knows a few things about having to deal with inclement weather.

Flaws in the way Canada's spy agency and the national police force share information are stalling investigations — including one involving Canada-based extremists — says a new report from the country's intelligence watchdog.

Sen. Josée Forest-Niesing of Sudbury, Ont., has been discharged from hospital and is back home following treatment for COVID-19.

This is the second pediatric COVID vaccine awaiting authorization in Canada. Health Canada is still reviewing Pfizer-BioNTech's application for its kid-sized shots. 

The complex problem of moving goods from Point A to Point B has been made even more complicated by record-breaking rainfall and flooding in B.C. that have washed out rail lines and highways in the lower mainland.

Railroad tracks that carry goods in and out of the busiest port in the country have been shut down as a result of the record-setting floods in British Columbia, with at least one train partially derailing on a washed-out line.

Canada's telecommunications regulator is mandating that telecom companies implement new technology aimed at bringing Canadians some relief from spoof and fraudulent phone calls.

Canada's telecommunications regulator is mandating that telecom companies implement new technology aimed at bringing Canadians some relief from spoof and fraudulent phone calls.

A new course at McMaster University is aimed at kick starting conversations about the history of slavery and how Black freedom struggles impact life today, including the Raptors' "We The North" slogan.

Edmonton-based discount carrier Flair Airlines is expanding yet again, this time launching service to Mexico.

Work continues to repair and upgrade Iqaluit’s water treatment plant so the do-not-consume order currently in place for the city can be lifted. The water engineering firm hired by the city provided an update to city council Monday.

Although the drug hasn't yet been authorized anywhere, the arrangement with the Medicines Patent Pool could make it available to half the world's population in poor and middle-income countries if approved.

The company has said the treatment dramatically decreases the risk of hospitalization and death if taken within three to five days of COVID-19 symptoms appearing.

Canadian retailer Le Château is making its comeback from bankruptcy today with the online launch of an evening wear collection ahead of the holidays.

An end to the ban on gay and bisexual men from donating blood — promised by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in 2015 — is set to be recommended within weeks in favour of new screening criteria based on sexual history and behaviour.

An end to the ban on gay and bisexual men from donating blood — promised by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in 2015 — is set to be recommended within weeks in favour of new screening criteria based on sexual history and behaviour.

As of early Tuesday afternoon, most of Saskatchewan was either under a wind or winter storm warning, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada, with about three-quarters of the province affected by the winter storm.

As of early Tuesday morning, most of Saskatchewan was either under a wind or winter storm warning, according to Environment and Climate Change Canada.

Torrential rain over the weekend and into Monday left towns flooded and highways closed in B.C., but rains are likely to subside on Tuesday.

A key witness in the fatality inquiry into the death of four-year-old Serenity collapsed while giving evidence on Monday.

The body of a woman who died in a mudslide on Highway 99 near Lillooet, B.C., has been recovered and police say there could be more fatalities, as search and rescue efforts continue.

Polish border forces on Tuesday said they were attacked with stones by migrants at the border with Belarus and responded by using water cannons against them.

Polish border forces on Tuesday said they were attacked with stones by migrants at the border with Belarus and responded by using water cannons against them.

From the thickness of the ice to moose migration and pelt quality, hunters and trappers say the late arrival of cold weather in the N.W.T. is "going to have effects, down the line."

An advocate says she’s disappointed police decided against investigating more than a dozen cases of alleged druggings on P.E.I., saying she has reason to believe they may be linked.

There were 183 fires reported across Canada over the past 5 years involving phones and accessories.

The Cannabis Substitution Program, a volunteer-run organization that donates free cannabis and cannabis edibles with the aim of helping get drug users off opioids, is now in London, Ont., with similar initiatives in other Canadian cities. But a researcher says evidence supporting the program's claims is scarce.

Three years after a revamp to the Ontario Autism Program was promised to improve access, families say they're losing faith in the province, and share stories of how long wait lists and limited funding for a needs-based program are affecting them.

Scores of wealthy Canadians had access to a Vancouver-based "shadow bank" that they used to buy homes, vacation properties, cars and airplane tickets with funds stashed in tax havens, according to a confidential draft report by the Canada Revenue Agency.

You’d think that beer league hockey would be the worst pastime after quitting alcohol, but the game and my teammates have become a great support for sobriety, writes Lyle Mustard.

The country's acting top military commander and the deputy minister of National Defence are expected to deliver a formal apology to survivors of sexual misconduct in the armed forces as early as this week, CBC News has learned.

More and more communities in Ontario are switching from propane and natural-gas-powered ice resurfacers to ones that run on electricity, even though they're more expensive up front and could pose risks if they catch fire.

U.S. President Joe Biden opened his virtual meeting with China's Xi Jinping on Monday by saying their goal is to ensure competition "does not veer into conflict."

A Connecticut judge found Infowars host Alex Jones liable by default Monday in a defamation lawsuit brought by parents of children killed in the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting over the conspiracy theorist's claims that the massacre was a hoax.