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U.S. President Joe Biden's re-election bid is moving America closer to a potential Biden-Trump rematch in 2024 - something a majority of voters appear wary of. CBC News senior foreign correspondent Katie Simpson and senior political reporter at the Washington Post Aaron Blake discuss Biden's campaign launch.

The B.C. Court of Appeal has struck down a section of the province's child protection legislation that allowed social workers to access a parent's medical records without their consent, a search warrant or a court order.

E. Jean Carroll's accusation that Donald Trump raped her was not a "he said, she said" dispute, a lawyer representing the writer said as a civil trial over the former U.S. president's conduct nearly three decades ago got underway.

The crew of NASA's Artemis II mission to the moon — commander Reid Wiseman, pilot Victor Glover, mission specialist Christina Koch, and Canadian Space Agency astronaut and mission specialist Jeremy Hansen — say their mission shows what countries can do when they work together.

Tucker Carlson was a big deal at Fox News Channel, and his abrupt departure from the network on Monday came as a surprise to fans and detractors alike.

Prince William quietly received "a very large sum of money" in a 2020 settlement with the British newspaper arm of Rupert Murdoch's media empire for phone hacking, according to court documents aired Tuesday in one of his brother's lawsuits.

The legendary singer, actor and social activist known as the King of Calypso died Tuesday at the age of 96.

Several firefighters who were first on the scene after the beating that left an unarmed man dead are testifying at a coroner's inquest into his death on Tuesday, starting with a retired captain who said police delayed first responders' access to the scene.

Toy maker Mattel has introduced its first Barbie with Down syndrome in a bid to make its famous doll range more inclusive.

The Conservatives' national campaign director for the 2021 federal election urged MPs on Tuesday to amend legislation to put Canada in a better position to combat attempts at foreign interference in elections. 

City officials, the Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation (CSEC) and Premier Danielle Smith were on hand to make the announcement about a future event centre.

City officials, the Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation (CSEC) and Premier Danielle Smith were on hand to make the announcement about a future event centre.

Dozens of lives could have been spared if Kenyan authorities had acted sooner to shut down a notorious Christian death cult, says a local social justice organization.

A Canadian reservist acquitted of sexual assault more than a decade ago is now reviving a $11 million lawsuit against the military alleging that investigators mishandled his case.

A Japanese company tried to land its own spacecraft on the moon early Wednesday, but its fate was unknown as flight controllers lost contact with it moments before the planned touchdown.

A First Nation in northern Alberta has declared a state of local emergency following a string of suicide and suicide attempts among community members.

Around 40 people in Prince George, B.C., helped cancer patient Jodi Fay fulfil her wish of building a garden close to the hospice where she lives.

Anti-nuclear activists and a cross-partisan group of MPs urged the federal government to drop its support for nuclear projects, calling the energy source a "dirty, dangerous distraction" from climate action.

The 65th annual Muskrat Jamboree wrapped up in Inuvik Monday. The event showcased dancing, community and culture from across the N.W.T.'s Beaufort Delta region.

At around noon, nearly half a million Hydro-Québec customers were without power, according to the utility's outage tracker.

At around noon, nearly half a million Hydro-Québec customers were without power, according to the utility's outage tracker.

As of 12:38 p.m. ET, more than 498,000 Hydro-Québec customers were without power, according to the utility's outage tracker.

As of 12:47 p.m. ET, more than 400,000 Hydro-Québec customers were without power, according to the utility's outage tracker.

As of 1:30 p.m. ET, about 218,000 Hydro-Québec customers were still without power, according to the utility's outage tracker.

A woman who coughed at a Vancouver Island grocery store employee during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic has been found guilty of assault by a judge in British Columbia.

General Motors Co. said Tuesday it will end production of its Chevrolet Bolt electric vehicle later this year as its shifts zero-emission production to trucks and SUVs built on a new battery platform.

An Uber driver who captured video of himself being attacked by a passenger is asking for more robust safety protocols for the ride-hailing service.

Harry Belafonte, the American singer, actor and social activist who was an inspiration and role model for generations of Black performers, has died. He was 96.

The Ontario government said Tuesday it will introduce a number of new measures to boost lagging police recruitment numbers, including eliminating a post-secondary education requirement to be hired as an officer and covering the costs of mandatory training.

The All England Club will pay for two rooms for Ukrainian tennis players and their teams during the grass-court season and donate about $1.25 US for each ticket sold at Wimbledon to relief efforts in Ukraine.

The Canadian Border Services Agency says it always considers best interests of child including three Canadian children facing separation from Edmonton mom.

U.S. President Joe Biden officially announced on Tuesday that he is running for re-election.

U.S. President Joe Biden officially announced on Tuesday that he is running for re-election, asking voters to help him "finish the job" started with his first term while drawing a contrast to Republican politicians he said are clawing back the rights of Americans.

With pet ownership increasing amid a shortage of veterinarians, some in the profession say it's becoming nearly impossible to meet regulations required to run a vet clinic in many parts of Nova Scotia.

With pet ownership increasing amid a shortage of veterinarians, some in the profession say it's becoming nearly impossible to meet regulations required to run a vet clinic in many parts of Nova Scotia.

The chief of Lennox Island First Nation says it will fish 1,000 traps in the spring lobster fishery on P.E.I.’s North Shore this year as part of its treaty-protected fishery — whether or not the Department of Fisheries and Oceans approves.

Parts of the Disney Hollywood blockbuster were shot on the Bonavista Peninsula in 2021.

For more than a year, A Ukrainian family has lived with a Canadian-Italian family in Rome, sharing child care, cooking and errands. The resulting experience, say both families, has profoundly impacted how they view the world, family life and themselves.

After an appreciative social media post about Walmart greeter Nolan Hankinson quickly spread around Strathroy-Caradoc, Ont., CBC News decided to go to the community to meet the man who's lifting shoppers' spirits.

A man from an Ojibway First Nation in northwestern Ontario fought and won the Crown's attempt to impose strict conditions on his jail release in 2021. The peace bond application was dropped in March. Lawyers and corrections researchers say the case highlights potential problems with the way the Criminal Code legal tool is used.

Almost eight months after the worst stabbing attack in Canadian history, James Smith Cree Nation is grappling with what to do with more than half a million dollars in donations sent to the central Saskatchewan community following the tragedy.

A shortage of physicians has prompted provinces to establish new medical schools at the University of Prince Edward Island, Simon Fraser University and Toronto Metropolitan University in the next few years. They will feature a new model of education where students train in the communities where they'll hopefully serve after graduation.

For more than a year, A Ukrainian family has lived with a Canadian-Italian family in Rome, sharing child care, cooking and errands. The resulting experience, say both families, has profoundly impacted how they view the world, family life and themselves.

Flight attendants plan to rally at four major Canadian airports today over what they say are unfair working conditions that keep them on the clock without being paid.

Flight attendants rallied at four major Canadian airports Tuesday over what they say are unfair working conditions that keep them on the clock without being paid.

In Halfway to Home, immigrants in Windsor-Essex give honest accounts of what it's like to start a new life.

Is it a curse? Is it a conspiracy? Or maybe the teams just aren’t good enough. Whatever the reason, it’s been almost three decades since a Canadian NHL team has hoisted the Stanley Cup.

Canada's intelligence agency warned MPs and senators ahead of the 2021 election that their public conversations probably would be monitored by foreign states and that threat actors could target their staff, according to recently obtained documents.

Canadian North can now reduce service to communities to as little as one flight per week, and hike rates by 25 per cent a year, after Transport Canada signed off on changes to the airlines 2019 merger conditions.

With the deadline for Canadians to file their taxes just days away, some accountants are worried that the public servants' strike could cause low-income taxpayers to miss out on filing and securing access to the benefits they rely on.