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Nunavut has its first-ever victory at the Canadian men's curling championship. Skip Jake Higgs guided his team to a 7-4 win over Nathan Young of Newfoundland and Labrador on Saturday.

Approx. 100 students from St. Joseph and Bethlehem Catholic High Schools participated in the Your Voice Is Power Hackathon at the University of Saskatchewan on Friday. They remixed songs from Indigenous artists using coding applications and participated in discussions about Indigenous experience.

It's the latest in a recent rash of winter storms to torment southern Ontario after last week's ice storm knocked out power to thousands of people and was followed up by a messy mix of snow and ice pellets earlier this week.

Mamathi Vinoth, a Grade 4 student from Mississauga, Ont., set three Guinness World Records for hula hooping — although she kept the achievement a secret from her classmates at first.

The Canadian women's soccer team says despite the recently announced interim funding agreement with Canada Soccer, there is still "a lot of work to be done" to achieve labour peace.

Indonesian rescuers and firefighters on Sunday searched for three people who were still missing under the rubble of charred houses and buildings, after a large fire spread from a fuel storage depot in the capital and killed at least 19 people.

The Free Store for Ukrainian Newcomers, which allows people to shop for essentials at no cost, has settled in a larger new home to keep pace with growing demand.

Brendan Mackay will bring home a gold medal from the freestyle skiing world championships. The Calgary native was crowned world champion in the men's halfpipe final on Saturday in Bakuriani, Georgia.

If a Manitoba film or theatre project requires nudity or contact of a sexual nature — including kissing — intimacy co-ordinator Sharon Bajer works to make the process more comfortable for everyone involved.

A lost Atlantic puffin found itself in a bit of a bind after crashing down onto a busy New Brunswick street, far from where the seabirds are supposed to be found this time of year.

The journey to ending systemic racism will be a huge and complex task that requires diligence, sensitivity and honest institutional reform, writes Jenene Wooldridge. But the real answer lies in our individual expectations of what is right and what is wrong.

Tom Sizemore, the Saving Private Ryan actor whose bright 1990s star burned out under the weight of his own domestic violence and drug convictions, died Friday at age 61.

Kody Crosby, the 35-year-old arrested in the explosion that rocked an Orléans housing development last month, was previously accused of breaking into a different construction site four years earlier — but the charges were withdrawn.

Overcrowded migrant boats in the Central Mediterranean sea are not new. Neither are the restrictions against the NGOs working to rescue them. However, a new Italian decree, coupled with an increasing level of security and surveillance at sea, now compromises organizations like Doctors Without Borders (MSF) chance of turning the tide on the world's deadliest migration route.

Have you been wondering why government work phones would even have TikTok on them? Or if TikTok can still track you when you turn your location services off? We answer the questions you want to know.

CBC News spoke to trans people in the gaming community about efforts to boycott Hogwarts Legacy — even as it introduces a trans character — so long as Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling continues to hold a financial stake in the Wizarding World universe.

Kody Crosby, the 35-year-old arrested in the explosion that rocked an Orléans housing development last month, was previously accused of breaking into a different construction site four years earlier — but the charges were withdrawn.

A Catholic diocese in Northern Ontario protected priests who allegedly committed sexual misconduct for decades, an investigation by Radio-Canada’s Enquête has found.

Marketplace sent the DNA of two mixed-breed dogs, one purebred dog and one human to four different dog DNA companies. Nearly all the results were different.

Commissions across the country are in the process of making both big and small changes to ridings — changes which could have consequences both for the quality of representation Canadians receive and the outcome of future elections.

While Ottawa has boosted its spending on mental health services, Canada risks falling behind on the file unless the federal government opts for a better approach, mental health advocates say.

Asylum seekers who arrived in Canada via Roxham Road, looking for a life in Quebec, have been moved along almost as soon as they get there. The cities they are ending up in are struggling to help thousands of newcomers — and asking for more federal support.

The Bank of Canada will announce its latest interest rate policy on Wednesday. The central bank appears poised to make good on its promise to pause rate increases.

A 17-year-old competing at the Canada Games says snowboarding gives her a connection to her late father, a Calgary snowboarding legend, who introduced her to the sport before he died.

With the price of everything rising, the owner of Fearless Meats in Toronto gives his customers a break from inflation by keeping his prices as low as he can. And for those really struggling, he’ll feed them for free.

With AI becoming more powerful, disruptive technology expert Joel Bilt and PR executive Dara Kaplan break down how programs like ChatGPT will likely impact white-collar jobs and disrupt the workforce as we know it.

A New Brunswick family returns home to find a deer has broken into their house.

Despite being illegal under the Taliban, Canadian educators and organizations are giving women and children in Afghanistan access to school. For those willing to brave the threat from the Taliban, it's a lifeline to a better future.

The personal information of current and former Indigo employees was stolen in a cyberattack. There is no evidence the data has been released, despite claims it has, but experts say the risk is not gone.

Video contains graphic images | A group of journalists and volunteers are working to maintain a database of Russian fighters confirmed to have been killed in the war in Ukraine. They say Russia is hiding the true number of dead and that they want people to understand the scale of the conflict.

Heli-skiing comes with risks but operators say they have measures in place to keep customers safe as authorities warn people of the considerable avalanche risk. And a survivor recalls his experience being caught in an avalanche.

Goldfish — some nearly as big as a football — are invading British Columbia's lakes and quickly spreading, putting native fish populations at risk, a researcher says.