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Missing tennis star Peng Shuai reappeared in public Sunday at a youth tournament in Beijing, according to photos released by the organizer, as the ruling Communist Party tried to quell fears abroad while suppressing information in China about Peng after she accused a senior leader of sexual assault.

An employee of Chinese state TV has posted photos of missing tennis star Peng Shuai online in a new effort to dispel concern about her disappearance after she accused a senior leader of sexual assault.

An 11-year wait to be reunited with his wife and daughter has ended for a Calgary man after early issues with his immigration form and processing delays kept them in Afghanistan. The need to bring them to Canada became urgent after the Taliban seized control of the country in August.

Sheri Niemegeers and her boyfriend, Gabe Rosescu, were hit by a mudslide on a B.C. highway in 2018. As they watch coverage of the recdnt mudslides in B.C. they're feeling empathy for those affected.

Sen. Josée Forest-Niesing of Sudbury, Ont., has died following a battle with COVID-19. Her office said this week that while fully vaccinated, she suffered from an autoimmune disorder affecting her lungs.

A look at the story behind the story of The Fifth Estate's recent investigation into the WE Charity.

Tens of thousands of protesters, many from far-right groups, marched through Vienna on Saturday after the Austrian government announced a nationwide lockdown beginning Monday to contain the country's skyrocketing coronavirus infections.

Tens of thousands of protesters, many from far-right groups, marched through Vienna on Saturday after the Austrian government announced a nationwide lockdown beginning Monday to contain the country's skyrocketing coronavirus infections.

Fifteen more people, including a key leader in the fight against the Coastal GasLink pipeline as well as two journalists, were arrested Friday as police action continued against opponents of the project being built west of Prince George, B.C.

Fifteen more people, including two journalists, were arrested Friday as police action continued against opponents of the Coastal GasLink pipeline in northwestern B.C.

Round-the-clock efforts to restore key transportation and food supply lifelines in British Columbia are starting to bear fruit, the province's transportation and agriculture ministers said on Saturday.

Heroic "round the clock" efforts to restore key transportation and food supply lifelines in British Columbia are starting to bear fruit, the province's transportation and agriculture ministers said on Saturday.

The weather system is expected to come into the area Monday, bringing heavy rain and high winds.

The former president of Ukraine is urging Canada to get more actively behind his country’s NATO membership bid. Petro Poroshenko sat down with CBC News senior defence correspondent Murray Brewster and said buildup of Russian troops on the Ukraine border lends fresh urgency to the membership bid.

At least 17 people have died and dozens are reported missing in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh after days of heavy rains, authorities said Saturday.

I’ve gotten used to the world judging me for my appearance, but I didn’t expect my daughters to become my strongest allies, writes Chelsey Peat.

A brand of sesame seeds sold in much of Canada is being recalled due to possible salmonella contamination.

With infections spiking again in Europe despite nearly two years of restrictions, the COVID-19 health crisis increasingly is pitting citizen against citizen.

British Columbians are starting to feel the effects of supply chain issues following devastating floods and landslides that left thousands evacuated from their homes, highways destroyed and entire regions swamped.

A growing number of people have been able to relocate to smaller cities and towns in Canada, as remote work during the pandemic has made their jobs portable. But if you move to a more affordable place, should you be able to take your big-city salary with you?

Cassidy Caron never asked to lead the Métis National Council (MNC) during a pivotal time in the organization’s history.

Could Canada achieve substantial emissions cuts by extending the pandemic practice of working from home into the post-pandemic period, cutting down on vehicle use? It depends on how people use the time and money they save.

A Montreal long-term care home is being praised after escaping the worst of COVID-19. The Montreal Chinese Hospital was COVID-free during the first wave of the pandemic, and now staff members have been honoured with a medal from the National Assembly.

The acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse on all charges is not a surprise to some Wisconsin legal analysts who say the prosecution always faced a difficult challenge of arguing the teen did not fire his gun in self-defence.

The acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse on all charges is not a surprise to some Wisconsin legal analysts who say the prosecution always faced a difficult challenge of arguing the teen did not fire his gun in self-defence.

The acquittal of Kyle Rittenhouse on all charges is not a surprise to some Wisconsin legal analysts who say the prosecution always faced a difficult challenge of arguing the teen did not fire his gun in self-defence.

Pediatric experts say the newly approved COVID-19 vaccine for kids aged five to 11 will not only protect them against infection, but also help relieve skyrocketing children's mental health struggles.

in a bid to raise vaccination rates among holdouts, doses of Johnson & Johnson's COVID-19 vaccine are now available in several provinces, including British Columbia, Saskatchewan and Alberta. But uptake of the single-dose option has been slow.

The head of a prominent Canada-U.S. business group says she sees the spark of an agreement to allow Canadian companies to qualify for President Joe Biden’s controversial tax credit for electric vehicles.

B.C.’s health minister is urging British Columbians forced from their homes to get vaccinated against COVID-19 and influenza if they haven’t already done so.

Two Halifax women recently went on a trip of a lifetime in Sable Island, located in the Atlantic Ocean, with the help of a charity that grants unfulfilled wishes to seniors.

The developer of a $1-billion US electric transmission line is suspending construction at the request of Maine's governor after she certified election results Friday in which residents firmly opposed the Hydro-Québec project.

The National for Nov. 19 — B.C. announces travel restrictions and rations gas in the flood aftermath. Plus, when kids can expect to get a COVID-19 shot in Canada.

A group of Fredericton curlers officially beat the Guinness world record for longest curling game Friday after four full days on the ice. 

The Denver suburb of Aurora has agreed to pay $15 million US to settle a lawsuit brought by the parents of Elijah McClain, a Black man who died after suburban Denver police stopped him on the street and put him in a neckhold two years ago, the city and a family attorney have announced.

A senior White House official says the Biden administration is sympathetic to Canada’s concerns about a proposed electric vehicle tax credit, but offered no indication of a plan to drop the idea.

A sudden announcement by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to withdraw the highly contentious farm laws in that country is being met with cautious optimism by many diaspora Indians in Canada. But some say they won't be breathing a sigh relief until the laws are formally repealed.

A sudden announcement by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to withdraw the highly contentious farm laws in that country is being met with cautious optimism by many diaspora Indians in Canada. But some say they won't be breathing a sigh relief until the laws are formally repealed.