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Serbia's education minister submitted his resignation Sunday following two mass shootings, one of them at a primary school, that left 17 people dead, while the European country's government urged citizens to turn in all unregistered weapons or run the risk of a prison sentence.

Eight people were killed and at least 10 were injured Sunday after they were struck by a vehicle while waiting at a city bus stop outside a migrant shelter in the border city of Brownsville, Texas, police said.

Seven people were killed and up to six were injured Sunday after they were struck by a vehicle while waiting at a city bus stop outside a migrant shelter in the border city of Brownsville, Texas, police said.

The significant losses, valued at $3.6 million, represent almost nine per cent of the trees that were poised to be planted in Quebec.

Russians returned to international judo competition on Sunday for the first time in nearly a year at the world championships in Qatar as Ukraine boycotted the key Olympic qualifier.

Several communities in Saskatchewan have lifted their evacuation orders Sunday, as large nearby wildfires have been contained.

The FFAW has rejected the latest offer from the ASP, citing an overage fund, trip limits, and offers from outside producers as outstanding issues.

Organizations promoting farm succession worry that if young people are unable to enter the industry, only the largest companies will endure, reducing the diversity of crops and livestock and widening the gap between Canadians and their sources of food.

An immersive school program offered by an Alberta school division is giving Grade 10 students the opportunity to build homes from the ground up.

Beset by financial and other challenges, the village of Andrew, Alta., is asking the province for a municipal inspection.

The leaders of the United Conservative and New Democratic parties are pledging to focus on the needs of the more than 24,000 people forced out of their homes by wildfires in northern and central Alberta.

The leaders of the United Conservative and New Democratic parties are pledging to focus on the needs of the more than 24,000 people forced out of their homes by wildfires in northern and central Alberta.

The head of the UN's nuclear power watchdog is warning that the situation around the Russian-held Zaporizhzhia nuclear station has become "potentially dangerous" as Moscow-installed officials began evacuating people from nearby areas.

Rosedale Presbyterian Church on Saturday hosted a memorial service for a girl whose body was found in a dumpster in the area one year ago.

A Nova Scotia woman who dropped out of university a decade ago because of her alcohol use will be the valedictorian at one of Saint Mary's University's upcoming convocations.

In a new documentary, pillars of the Halifax music scene look back at its heyday in the mid-90s — what built up to it, who was involved, who was left out and where it left us.

This year's 'Made in' series at the Hot Docs Festival in Ukraine features 10 films showcasing a year of life under war. All are available to watch online in Canada until May 9.

Research has confirmed that invasive pet turtles are successfully reproducing in the same territory as the endangered West Coast population of western painted turtles. A tally of 19 south coast spots revealed there were 2.5 invasive turtles for every one endangered turtle.

Farmers lost land and crops following the flooding and heavy rainfall on Monday. Some are concerned their farms may not fully recover.

The president of NATO's newest member Finland told CBC News that the military alliance's 2 per cent defence spending commitment is "self-evident" amid controversy over NATO members not meeting the target.

Donna Papacosta and her brother exchanged letters while he was in prison. While the letter writing brought them closer together, she struggled with the shame that her brother had committed a felony.

Primrose Paruboczy, 90, and Christine Temple-Fentimin, 94, train weekly with Adam Phomin, founder of CrossFit Closer gym in Kanata.

As Britain crowns a new King, there are growing calls for a fuller accounting of how British monarchs personally abetted the colonial slave trade. Charles says he's supportive and has endorsed a new project examining the motivations and personal feelings of his predecessors toward human trafficking.

As Britain crowns a new King, there are growing calls for a fuller accounting of how British monarchs personally abetted the colonial slave trade. Charles says he's supportive and has endorsed a new project examining the motivations and personal feelings of his ancestors toward human trafficking.

A new movie celebrates the spectacular rise of the Waterloo, Ont.-based company BlackBerry. But in a way, the film is really about innovation and serves as a reminder about why Canada desperately needs a new innovation policy.

Support for the monarchy is at its lowest point in a generation as Canadians continue to digest the passing of the long-reigning Queen Elizabeth and weigh the institution’s future with King Charles on the throne. But the sizable Canadian contingent at the King’s coronation tells a different story.

Little Black Devils — From Juno to Putot is an upcoming Second World War documentary that will tell the story of the Royal Winnipeg Rifles Regiment from the days leading up to D-Day through to their battle with the German 12th SS Panzer Division near the French village of Putot.

Connor McDavid scored twice, including a short-handed goal, for the visiting Edmonton Oilers in a 5-1 win Saturday over the Vegas Golden Knights to even their playoff series at a win apiece.

Canadian currency is getting a facelift — literally. To mark the coronation of King Charles III, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau confirmed on Saturday that Canadian coins and the $20 banknote will be updated with the new monarch’s image, replacing that of his late mother, Queen Elizabeth.

Multiple people were shot at an outlet mall in the Dallas suburb of Allen, Texas, on Saturday, sending hundreds of shoppers fleeing in panic in the latest gun violence to strike the United States.

A gunman shot multiple people at an outlet mall in the Dallas suburb of Allen, Texas, on Saturday, killing an unknown number and sending hundreds of shoppers fleeing in panic in the latest gun violence to strike the United States, officials said.

A gunman shot multiple people at an outlet mall in the Dallas suburb of Allen, Texas, on Saturday, killing an unknown number and sending hundreds of shoppers fleeing in panic in the latest gun violence to strike the United States, officials said.

A gunman killed eight people and wounded seven others — three critically — in a shooting at a Dallas-area mall before being fatally shot by a police officer who happened to be nearby, authorities say.

The threat of flooding throughout British Columbia's Interior continued Saturday as a combination of warm weather and rain drove higher flow in rivers and streams, putting several communities and their residents in harm's way.

Saturday's coronation of King Charles at Westminster Abbey has been a source of joy for at least one former Caribbean resident who now lives in Ontario, but the event has also drawn resentment from others.

Brian McKenna, an acclaimed Montreal-born documentary filmmaker and a founding producer of CBC's The Fifth Estate, died Friday night at the age of 77.