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Laura Flight started her university program in 2017. She writes nothing prepared her for the anxiety of finishing her degree separated from her professors and fellow students.

One person was killed and 24 people were wounded after gunfire erupted during a car show that is part of an annual community event in a small southeast Arkansas town, authorities said Sunday.

Members of Parliament Marc Dalton and Scott Aitchison have officially launched their campaigns to become leader of the Conservative Party.

NATO's secretary general says he expects Canada and other allies to meet their defence spending commitments. In an interview Sunday on CBC's Rosemary Barton Live, Jens Stoltenberg said he welcomes Canada's "renewed focus" on defence spending.

Members of a mosque in Mississauga, Ont., are still coming to grips with what happened after a man wielding an axe and bear spray attacked congregants during an early-morning prayer, a volunteer at the mosque who witnessed the incident said Sunday.

A recent deepfake fail involving a likeness of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky may not have been convincing to the public, but experts fear more advanced versions of such deception could wreak havoc in the future.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is headed to Washington on Monday for high-level meetings with officials in the Biden administration and business leaders, according to a senior source with the province. 

The federal government is expected to reap significant increases in revenue due to high oil prices, offsetting any new or previously promised spending in an upcoming budget from Ottawa.

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

Neil Robitaille caused a stir when he spent the summer of 1966 in Yarmouth, N.S. The love affair that followed would outlast his tragic death.

A symbol synonymous with the Prairie landscape, which has shouldered thrashing rains and snow and withstood the baking sun for 125 years, is being eased into history.

The company and the union are pointing fingers of blame at each other for a shutdown of Canadian Pacific Railway operations that began Sunday while the two sides remained at the bargaining table.

The company and the union are pointing fingers of blame at each other for a shutdown of Canadian Pacific Railway operations that began Sunday while the two sides remained at the bargaining table.

The company and the union are pointing fingers of blame at each other for a shutdown of Canadian Pacific Railway operations that began Sunday while the two sides remained at the bargaining table.

The company and the union are pointing fingers at each other for the shutdown of Canadian Pacific Railway operations that began Sunday while the two sides remained at the bargaining table.

Russian and Ukrainian forces fought for control of the port city of Mariupol on Sunday, local authorities said, while President Volodymyr Zelensky appealed to Israel for help pushing back the Russian assault on Ukraine.

Slovakian Defence Minister Jaroslav Nad says the first multinational NATO units with the Patriot air defence systems have been moving to his country.

Bennett MacArthur of Summerside is the latest P.E.I. hockey player to prove it's never too late to give up on your NHL dream.

Low income areas in Ontario have borne the brunt of COVID-19 in every single wave of the pandemic, the latest data from the province shows.

When the structure first appeared in a roundabout, some residents were left wondering: what is that? A meme creator, the mayor of Paradise and the head of Memorial University's archives shine a light on the Octagon Castle and the eccentric Charles Danielle.

When the structure first appeared in a roundabout, some residents were left wondering: what is that? A meme creator, the mayor of Paradise and the head of Memorial University's archives shine a light on the Octagon Castle and the eccentric Charles Danielle.

What would it look like if the Mandalorian was Indigenous? Christal Ratt's birch bark armour helps to answer that question, with the Star Wars-inspired artwork taking home a second-place ribbon at the Heard Guild Museum’s 2022 Indian Market and Fair in Phoenix, Ariz.

As much as Queen Elizabeth holds out hope that the Commonwealth "remains an influential force for good in our world for generations to come," there has also been longstanding debate and questions over the role and relevance of the organization.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's address is the latest in a long line of speeches by foreign leaders to Canada's Parliament.

The projected cost for twinning the TransMountain pipeline has nearly tripled because of natural disasters, environmental protection measures and rising debt payments, according to new documents from the government-owned pipeline corporation.

What would it look like if the Mandalorian was Indigenous? Christal Ratt's birch bark armour helps to answer that question, with the Star Wars-inspired artwork taking home a second-place ribbon at the Heard Guild Museum’s 2022 Indian Market and Fair in Phoenix, Ariz.

Canadian actor Adrian Holmes stars as Uncle Phil in Bel-Air, a modern day reimagining of the 1990s sitcom Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. He says the gritty, dramatic take allows them to examine what it means to be Black in the 21st century.

Discussions about sexual identity and race are being forced out of schools in states where conservatives argue cultural change has gone overboard.

A bereaved mother's long battle to learn more about her daughter's death has led the federal information commissioner to recommend changes to Canada's access to information legislation on "compassionate grounds."

North Korea fired suspected artillery pieces into the sea on Sunday, South Korea's military said, days after the North's latest missile launch ended in failure amid the country's recent burst of weapons testing activity.

Anti-mandate and counter-protesters showed up to demonstrate on Saturday in Calgary’s downtown, but stayed mostly separated and confined to parks and city hall, a departure from last week’s heated meeting along 17th Avenue S.W.

Eve Gascon added her name to the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League history books Saturday. The 18-year-old goaltender became just the third female player to play in the QMJHL as she followed in the footsteps of Manon Rheaume and Charline Labonte.

A South Indian vegetarian cookbook prepared between a mother, son and a family friend is donating all of its proceeds to the Canadian National Institute for the Blind.