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Donald Trump stuck to his previous position that there would not be another debate with Kamala Harris before voters go to the polls in the Nov. 5 election.

A 24-year-old man has been charged with possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose in connection with Friday's altercation at a mosque in Châteauguay, Que., that left three men injured.

Palestinians said an Israeli strike killed at least 22 people, including 13 children, in a school sheltering displaced people in southern Gaza City on Saturday, while the Israeli military said the attack targeted a command centre of militant group Hamas.

B.C.'s public safety minister has condemned the alleged conduct of Coquitlam RCMP officers accused of making racist, homophobic and sexist comments in a private online chat group.

The U.S. Federal Reserve slashed interest rates for the first time in four years, and in the same week, Canada's inflation rate reached the Bank of Canada's two per cent target. Andrew Chang explains why this is prompting economists to predict more aggressive rate cuts are on the horizon.

Scientists at UBC are trying to take the ‘forever’ out of some forever chemicals by developing a new treatment that removes harmful PFAS substances from drinking water.

Time is of the essence as the 850 residents of Hudson's Hope, B.C., vote on whether the town should borrow $5 million to cover a badly needed water treatment plant.

A team of researchers with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada is looking at how to stop weeds in their tracks as they become more resistant to herbicides and spread further due to climate change.

Mere hours after getting their polio vaccinations in  in Deir Al-Balah in the central Gaza Strip — as part of a children's immunization campaign — sisters Hanan Al-Daqqi and Misk Al-Daqqi were wounded in an Israeli airstrike on their home minutes after a humanitarian pause ended, leaving them as amputees.

A New York farmer whose lands run along the Canada-U.S. border says people are using his land to enter the U.S. illegally. He installed trail cameras that have captured dozens of people travelling on foot.

Eight decades after the United States extended its security umbrella to cover Canada, the alliance is being undermined by Washington's growing exasperation with Ottawa's attitude toward defence spending.

The question before Canada’s political leaders right now is not whether there should be a carbon tax. The real question is how Canada is going to reduce its emissions and do its part to fight global climate change.

The balance of power has shifted to the Bloc Québécois. So what do they plan to do with it?

The people behind a new medical school dedicated solely to turning out family doctors say the program is disrupting traditional medical education in a way that could help solve Canada’s shortage of family physicians. But critics say the effort is a drop in the bucket and that solutions to the primary care shortage lie elsewhere.

Breast cancer is one of the most-researched illnesses in the world. But some men suffering from the disease say they’re not able to benefit from new research and treatments.

China ended its international adoption program in September, leaving families in the middle of applications in limbo.

Catherine Law turned her back on Chinatown and her Chinese heritage when she faced racism as a teenager. But everything changed when she had her own child.

Five bison died after two separate vehicles hit them in a national park east of Edmonton early Thursday morning, Parks Canada officials say.

Speaking after his speech at the Union of B.C. Municipalities convention Friday, Conservative Leader John Rustad railed against the purportedly unfair advantage of the NDP’s election war chest — something slammed by NDP Leader David Eby as importing U.S. culture wars.

Liberal MPs presented a motion to study a path toward recognizing Palestinian statehood on Thursday, CBC News has learned.

Three months after it was tabled in Parliament, the Liberal Party of Canada's national director says he still hasn't read a bombshell report that concluded one of his party's nomination races had been affected by foreign interference by China.