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Tesla is recalling more than 300,000 vehicles in the U.S. because a software glitch can make tail lights go off intermittently, increasing the risk of a collision.

Hundreds of Indian visa applicants in Canada say backlogs in the system are leaving them in limbo, as visa applications have spiked amid a drop in global travel restrictions.

Hundreds of Indian visa applicants in Canada say backlogs in the system are leaving them in limbo, as visa applications have spiked amid a drop in global travel restrictions.

The Green Party of Canada will announce who has won its leadership contest during an event in Ottawa Saturday. With party members gathering at the Westin hotel in Ottawa, results are expected to be announced at 8 p.m. local time in a race that features six candidates.

Elizabeth May has won the Green Party of Canada's leadership race, and will, along with co-candidate Jonathan Pedneault, again lead the party she helmed for 13 years.

Canada coach John Herdman had a bleak medical update Saturday with goalkeeper Milan Borjan and midfielder Stephen Eustaquio joining star Alphonso Davies as question marks for the World Cup opener against No. 2 Belgium.

FIFA President Gianni Infantino lectured Europeans on Saturday for criticizing Qatar's human rights record and defended the host country's last-minute decision to ban beer from World Cup stadiums.

Danielle Smith wants to ensure Parks Canada entrance fees paid in Alberta stays in the province. But the federal government says fees make up only 25 per cent of what it costs to run national parks.

Negotiators say they have struck a potential breakthrough deal on the thorniest issue of United Nations climate talks: creation of a fund for compensating poor nations that are victims of extreme weather worsened by rich nations' carbon pollution.

Negotiators say they have struck a potential breakthrough deal on the thorniest issue of United Nations climate talks: creation of a fund for compensating poor nations that are victims of extreme weather worsened by rich nations' carbon pollution.

United Nations climate talks ran into extra time on Saturday with little sign of a breakthrough, as negotiations remain hung up on key issues including funds for the loss and damage suffered by poorer vulnerable countries hit by extreme weather.

Plans to clean up the historical Goldenville gold mine hit a snag a couple of years ago when the province realized it didn't own the property — and didn't know who did.

Masks have been essential throughout the pandemic, but while everyone is encouraged to wear them to protect themselves in certain situations during respiratory illness season, mandating them now is harder to justify for a wide range of reasons.

Thousands of Canadians who received federal COVID-19 emergency benefits for which they weren't eligible — including the $2,000-per-month Canada Emergency Response Benefit (CERB) and the Canada Recovery Benefit (CRB) — are still on the hook to pay the money back to the government.

While gasoline prices have come off their recent highs, that's not the case for diesel, the fuel that powers the global economy. Everything from transport trucks to farm equipment and barges run on diesel, which is why the sudden price spike will filter down into the price that consumers pay for anything that gets shipped on a diesel-powered vehicle.

Back in Lebanon, Lorie Berberian’s dad loved to fish. But she noticed the pressures of moving to a new country weighed heavily on him. That’s when she suggested they pick up a fishing rod again.

If the Canadian Union of Public Employees and the province don't agree on a deal by 5 p.m. Sunday, about 55,000 workers will walk off the job Monday.

If the Canadian Union of Public Employees and the province don't agree on a deal by 5 p.m. Sunday, about 55,000 workers will walk off the job on Monday.

Love them or hate them, Nickelback is going to be inducted into the Canadian Music Hall of Fame in 2023. CBC spoke with the members about what that honour means, and how they survive the jokes.

Although former president Trump’s Stop the Steal campaign failed this month to undermine the U.S. electoral system from the outside, Mexico's President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador has also set his sights on dismantling his country’s independent elections authority. He may succeed.

If the Canadian Union of Public Employees and the province don't agree on a deal by 5 p.m. Sunday, about 55,000 workers will walk off the job Monday.

Indigenous people are becoming more self-reliant and asserting self-determination through the aerospace sector with technology like drones and through entrepreneurship and education.

Online shoppers loved the idea of free returns so much that it became an industry standard. But it also costs retailers millions. Now, some companies are pushing back with surcharges or getting creative with new options.

Online shoppers loved the idea of free returns so much that it became an industry standard. But it also costs retailers millions. Now, some companies are pushing back with surcharges or getting creative with new options.

Indigenous people are becoming more self-reliant and asserting self-determination through the aerospace sector with technology like drones and through entrepreneurship and education.

At its peak, crypto giant FTX was so big it attracted celebrities like quarterback Tom Brady and actor Larry David to promote its brand. Now its collapse is shining a critical light on the industry — and pulling the stars into a lawsuit, too. 

The continuing turmoil at Twitter, which has also raised questions about the ultimate fate of the social media site, may have also thwarted some of the other plans Elon Musk had for his new acquisition — to create an app for everything. 

The Burmese model and beauty queen who spoke out against Myanmar's military junta while on an international stage in Thailand last year is now living in Charlottetown and on a Canadian tour to share her story. She was in London, Ont., to meet with the Burmese community and will visit other cities.

B.C. Parks is in the midst of repairing Mount Robson Provincial Park's Berg Lake Trail — ruined by extreme flooding caused by 2021's heat dome. The time-consuming, complicated work is intended to protect the park from the damaging effects of climate change.

Canadian football fans cheering for the Toronto Argonauts and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers are readying themselves for a Grey Cup rematch 72 years in the making.

After spending the last two weeks papering downtown Vancouver with missing person posters of Darius Smallboy, the young Indigenous man's family has just learned he was lying dead in a city morgue the entire time.

Superstar Alphonso Davies isn't just one of the greatest Canadian soccer players ever, he's also a marketing phenomenon with millions of adoring fans — and incredibly lucrative sponsors lining up for endorsement deals.

Government ministers, staff, diplomats and lawyers are expected to spend the final hours of the annual UN Climate Change Conference debating compensation for vulnerable nations suffering from climate-related catastrophes.

A First Nations leader in Alberta is questioning Premier Danielle Smith's claim of Indigenous heritage.

A dangerous lake-effect snowstorm paralyzed parts of western and northern New York on Friday, with about a metre of snow on the ground in some places by early afternoon. The storm was blamed for the deaths of two people stricken while clearing snow.

Residents of western New York state were digging out Saturday morning from a dangerous lake-effect snowstorm that had dropped more than 1.8 metres of snow in some areas and caused several deaths.

Residents of northern New York state were digging out Saturday morning from a dangerous lake-effect snowstorm that had dropped more than 1.8 metres of snow in some areas and caused several deaths.

A major international security conference started Friday in Halifax with repeated reassurances that the results of the U.S. midterm elections won't mean a major shift in U.S. support for Ukraine.

As of Dec. 1, Nunavut will be the first jurisdiction to achieve $10-a-day for licensed child care centres under a Canada-wide early learning and child-care system, say the federal and territorial governments.