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Baldev Patel's son, 39-year-old Jagdish Baldevbhai Patel, was found dead along with his wife and two children on Jan. 19, 2022, near a border crossing between Manitoba and the United States.

Caitlin Kraemer led the way with four goals as Canada routed Sweden 10-0 to claim its second consecutive gold medal at the women's world under-18 hockey championship on Sunday.

Team Canada’s victory at the 2023 World Junior Hockey Championship has elevated Heave Away, a high energy song performed by Newfoundland and Labrador trad-rock band The Fables, to hockey anthem status. 

Vice-Admiral Bob Auchterlonie, one of Canada's most senior military leaders, says he's worried Canada could miss out on key technology sharing opportunities because of its absence from the AUKUS deal.

Several luxury cars and watches are among the assets that have been seized by Romanian authorities as part of a criminal investigation into alleged human trafficking by self-proclaimed misogynist influencer Andrew Tate.

Rink food is a staple for hockey players, figure skaters and curlers across the province, so CBC Blue Sky’s host Garth Materie decided to ask for recommendations on which arena has the best bites.

Kelly Fairchild will be paying more to take public transit this year — money she says will come directly out of her food budget. "Food and groceries are going up and if they keep increasing transit ... it's just not sustainable," says the Toronto resident, who receives a limited income from the Ontario Disability Support Program.

A Nova Scotia woman who describes herself as "land-rich but cash-poor" has a unique offer for housing developers: take her waterfront property and build affordable housing — including a unit for her.

Awards shows have been in plight for years, as tanking viewership coincides with a drastically evolved industry. But the ceremonies — which traditionally call broadcast television their home — could finally be making a mass exodus to streaming.

"On a day like this you just can't help but get out ... It's such a great atmosphere" says Steve Woychyshyn.  "We don't only fish here, but we snowmobile out here and snacks and supper and meals and stuff like that."

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

Ice and severe weather conditions led to power outages in parts of Newfoundland on Sunday.

Ice and severe weather conditions led to power outages in parts of Newfoundland on Sunday.

Ice and severe weather conditions led to power outages in parts of Newfoundland on Sunday.

About 2,300 Newfoundland Power customers are without electricity Sunday morning due to ice buildup on power lines and severe weather conditions.

Ice and severe weather conditions led to power outages in parts of Newfoundland on Sunday.

Ice and severe weather conditions led to power outages in parts of Newfoundland on Sunday.

Odelia and Nerissa Quewezance, who have spent 30 years in prison for a crime they say they didn't commit, are hoping to obtain conditional freedom as the federal government reviews their second-degree murder convictions.

Authorities in Nepal said 68 people have been confirmed dead after a regional passenger plane with 72 aboard crashed into a gorge while landing at a newly opened airport in the resort town of Pokhara.

Authorities in Nepal say 68 people have been confirmed dead after a regional passenger plane with 72 aboard crashed into a gorge while landing at a newly opened airport in the resort town of Pokhara.

People who run Canada's food banks have heard criticism — that they don't address food insecurity, that they distribute unhealthy food — many times. Fredericton's Alex Boyd challenges those assumptions, and makes the case for why food banks have been a literal lifeline for people living in precarious circumstances.

Deer Lake's "wind phone" is helping people feel connected to loved ones they've lost.

Anna Maxymiw used to be afraid of the dark. After a retreat in Arctic Norway, she learned to see the light in the darkness.

Advocates say that harm reduction aims to meet people where they're at. That can mean supporting someone to continue using drugs in a safer way amid rising overdose-related deaths. 

With Mexico hosting the tenth edition of the North American Leaders' Summit, the talks could have gone down like a strong margarita — cold, salty and hangover-inducing. Instead, the sun shone and the partners smiled their way to a regional relationship that's proving resilient.

Survivors of impaired driving are pressing the federal government to follow Washington's lead and require anti-impairment technology in new vehicles.

As much as Prince Harry's memoir Spare gives the 38-year-old the chance to tell his story in his own words, the book and the media swirl around it have spawned a host of questions — for the Duke of Sussex himself, the Royal Family and the institution of the monarchy.

Survivors of impaired driving are pressing the federal government to follow Washington's lead and require anti-impairment technology in new vehicles.

1923, a prequel to the popular TV series Yellowstone, has shocked audience members with its depiction of westward expansion.

A newly mobilized Russian soldier spoke to CBC News about the aftermath of the Makiivka strike at a time when Ukraine believes Russia will launch a second round of mobilization.

A newly mobilized Russian soldier spoke to CBC News about the aftermath of the Makiivka strike at a time when Ukraine believes Russia will launch a second round of mobilization.

The last year was tumultuous for Prairie farmers, with some recovery from the 2021 drought but also huge price spikes with inflation. From the uncertainty of weather to the fallout of war, here's what may impact farmers — and food prices — in 2023.

Damar Hamlin visited with teammates at the Bills' facility on Saturday for the first time since being discharged from a Buffalo hospital, 12 days after the safety went into cardiac arrest and needed to be resuscitated on the field during a game in Cincinnati.

David C. Onley, who served as Ontario's 28th lieutenant-governor, has died at the age of 72, the lieutenant governor's office has confirmed. 

The Canadian Armed Forces says training involving firing guns from ships and planes will resume off the southwest coast of Vancouver Island in B.C. following a three-year pause to study its effects on marine life, which it was determined are negligible.

New Liberal leader and former cabinet minister Ranj Pillai has officially been sworn in as the Yukon’s 10th premier.

Thousands of people demonstrated in persistent rain on Saturday to protest the clearance and demolition of a village in western Germany that is due to make way for the expansion of a coal mine. There were standoffs with police as some protesters tried to reach the edge of the mine and the village itself.

On Saturday, a handful of volunteers from the group Free Store for Ukrainian Newcomers were hard at work making a variety of cultural dishes at Cook County Saloon in Edmonton. Head chef Matthew Potts worked with the group to make meals to sell, with the proceeds going toward buying essentials for newcomers settling in Canada.