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• R. Kelly due in Chicago court to face sex abuse charges
• The Orange Wave’s last stand? Outremont byelection a critical test for NDP in Quebec
• India’s Kumbh Mela festival features 1st ever transgender congregation
• Oscar race experts give low-down on ‘take no prisoners’ campaign for best picture
• Nuns abused by clergy feel overlooked at Vatican summit
• Under pressure: Inside an explosive week in the SNC-Lavalin controversy
• Targeted ads, over-the-top spending and whisper campaigns: Inside the fierce race for Oscar victory
• Care to share that? Ottawa cuts steel deal with Mexico – but doesn’t tell trade tribunal
• A battle over aid in Venezuela – and a border zone primed to explode
• ‘Jihadi Jack’ tells U.K. broadcaster he misses his mother, wants to return to Oxford
• Vancouver Coastal Health confirms 2 new cases of measles
• Trump picks ambassador to Canada Kelly Craft as his new UN envoy
• Trump picks ambassador to Canada Kelly Craft as his nominee for UN envoy
• Ontario man who tried to join terror group to be released despite ‘high risk to public safety’
• Ontario man dubbed ‘high risk to public safety’ after trying to join terror group set for release
• Oilers’ McDavid suspended 2 games for headshot on NYI’s Leddy
• California parents plead guilty to shackling, torturing their children
• Ottawa one step closer to building Trans Mountain expansion, but project foes vow to dig in
• World’s biggest bee spotted alive for the first time in decades
• Chicago police arrest singer R. Kelly on sexual abuse charges
• R. Kelly indicted for aggravated sexual abuse
• R. Kelly ‘shell-shocked’ after being indicted for aggravated sexual abuse involving teen girls
• Life after Trump: From Spicer to Omarosa, what people are up to since exiting White House inner circle
• R. Kelly indicted for aggravated sexual abuse involving teen girls
• Jackie Shane, pioneering transgender soul singer, dead at 78
• Patriots owner Robert Kraft charged with solicitation of prostitution
• Mark Norman’s defence team targets Trudeau, Butts with subpoenas
• Wilson-Raybould battled Bennett, other ministers over Indigenous rights framework
• Mark Norman’s defence team hits Trudeau, Butts with subpoenas
• ‘Pay close heed’ to words of top bureacrat on SNC-Lavalin affair, Trudeau says
• ‘Pay close heed’ to words of top bureaucrat on SNC-Lavalin affair, Trudeau says
• Jussie Smollett’s character will be removed from Empire episodes, producers say
• Bishops must be held accountable in preventing abuse, Vatican summit hears
• Duelling Venezuela concerts hope to sway music lovers, public opinion
• Venezuela crisis: Deadly clash at Brazil border ahead of benefit concert in Colombia
• Top Trudeau adviser Telford targeted in ex-Israel ambassador’s lawsuit
• Venezuela crisis: Deadly clash at Brazil border reported as benefit concerts begin
• ‘We’ve had enough,’ SNC-Lavalin CEO says of claims made against company in political firestorm
• Bangladesh police launch negligence investigation after fire in crowded district kills dozens
• Another roof collapses in Elliot Lake, Ont.
• Lawyers fight Quebec in court over plan to scrap 18,000 immigration applications
• Nova Scotians give ‘a huge warm blanket of pure love’ to refugee parents of 7 children killed in fire
• Maggie Lena Walker: Trailblazing Entrepreneurial Activist
• NEB renews support of Trans Mountain pipeline and tells Ottawa how to protect marine life
• Victims and families of Danforth shooting call for handgun, assault rifle ban in 1st public remarks
• How criminals are using the low-interest credit card scam to steal your identity
• Credit freezes are one easy way to protect against identity fraud — but they’re not available in Canada
• Jussie Smollett charged for faking assault: Here are some other infamous hoaxes
• Victims and families of Danforth shooting call for gun ban in 1st public remarks
• How much power does Clerk of the Privy Council Michael Wernick hold?
• NEB renews support of Trans Mountain pipeline with proposed changes to protect marine life
• ‘What happened to us was a tragedy’: Toronto Danforth shooting victims, families call for national gun ban
• NEB to release new Trans Mountain report on possible marine impacts
• Nunavut priest sex abuse case stirs up criticism of ‘least fair law in Canada’
• Why making the Oscars popular is mission impossible
• NEB renews support of Trans Mountain pipeline as long as proposed changes to protect marine life are met
• Victims and families of Danforth shooting to call for gun violence action in 1st public remarks
• How Gerald Butts’s combative use of Twitter brought him out of the shadows
• Liberals will get to the bottom of the SNC-Lavalin affair — once the Liberals get out of the way: Robyn Urback
• Could this off-the-grid technology be the future of electricity?
• Reginald F. Lewis: Wall Street Icon of the ‘80s
• Madam C.J. Walker, America’s First Female Self-Made Millionaire
• John H. Johnson: Media Pioneer and Entrepreneur
• U.S. judge grants citizenship to Toronto-born twin son of same-sex couple after status initially denied
• Alabama woman who joined ISIS sues to return to U.S.
• SpaceX rocket blasts off carrying Israeli lunar lander
• Trudeau apologizes to black Nova Scotians for racial profiling incident
• What Jussie Smollett’s allegedly fake hate crime says about a divided U.S.
• Want to help name a moon? You could name 5 of Jupiter’s
• HBC shutting down all 37 Home Outfitters stores across Canada
• HBC shutting all 37 Home Outfitters stores across Canada
• ‘Somebody is going to be shot’: Top bureaucrat says partisan mudslinging has gone too far
• The Monkees bassist Peter Tork dies at 77
• Latest revelations hint at shocking global scope of Catholic Church sex abuse scandal
• Flair Airlines suddenly stops flying to some U.S. destinations
• Interim agreement reached to upgrade Ontario First Nation’s mould-infested homes
• Maduro closing Brazil border days before humanitarian aid set to be delivered
• Ottawa looks to expedite bringing relatives to Canada for Syrian parents who lost 7 kids in fire
• PBO finds benefits overhaul will shortchange recently and severely wounded vets
• Top civil servant slams SNC-Lavalin media report as erroneous, ‘defamatory’
• Canada’s top lawyer to testify at committee probing SNC-Lavalin scandal
• Top civil servant denies ‘inappropriate’ pressure against Wilson-Raybould in SNC-Lavalin case
• Canada’s top lawyer testifying at committee probing SNC-Lavalin scandal
• Doctors report uptick in teens, young adults choosing to vaccinate against parents’ wishes
• Empire actor Jussie Smollett staged hate crime on himself to promote his career, police say
• Coast Guard Lt. accused of creating hit list of U.S. liberals due in court
• Nike shares sell off after basketball star’s shoe breaks live on TV
• Coast guard lieutenant accused of creating hit list of U.S. liberals
• Jussie Smollett released from jail after posting $100,000 bond
• Empire actor Jussie Smollett turns himself in to police to face charge of filing false report
• Empire actor Jussie Smollett staged attack because he was ‘dissatisfied’ with his salary, police say
• Relatives mourn after 67 people killed in Bangladesh fire
• Japanese spacecraft touches down on asteroid
• ‘They need right now to be Christ-like’: Victims and critics want more than talk on sex abuse in the Church
• Japanese spacecraft touches down on distant asteroid
• Coast guard lieutenant accused of creating hit list of U.S. liberals due in court
• ‘Dreaming of a way to kill’: Coast guard lieutenant accused of creating hit list of U.S. liberals
• Pope wants to talk about child sex abuse in the Church. Victims and critics want much more
• Ottawa pledges over $200K for summit to develop code of conduct aimed at eliminating abuse in sport
• Ottawa announces steps to eliminate abuse in sport
• Ottawa to announce steps to eliminate abuse in sport
• Fredericton woman with $144K Florida cancer surgery bill risks losing her home because N.B. won’t pay
• First post-SNC-Lavalin polls look bad for Trudeau Liberals
• Ottawa could face four class-action lawsuits over $165M error at Veterans Affairs
• Predicting this year’s wild Oscar race: Who will win — and who should
• Students abused at Catholic school for deaf boys in Verona seek closure at Pope’s summit
• A look at the safe bets and ones to watch at the 2019 Oscars
• ‘For me, it was like dying’: Deaf Italians recall clergy abuse as Pope’s landmark summit gets underway
• Can Wilson-Raybould claim solicitor-client privilege over SNC-Lavalin? The jury’s out
• ‘For me, it was like dying’: Deaf Italians recall clergy abuse ahead of Pope’s landmark summit
• Brampton, Ont., man charged in death of his 11-year-old daughter dies in hospital: police
• Brampton, Ont., man charged in death of his 11-year-old daughter dies in hospital
• Fire tears through Bangladesh’s capital, kills at least 70
• Dozens dead after fire tears through Bangladesh capital
• Fire tears through Bangladesh’s capital, kills more than 80
• Toronto police knew serial killer Bruce McArthur linked to 3 of his victims in 2013: court files
• Google says it forgot to mention there’s a mic in its home alarm system Nest
• What Karl Lagerfeld taught Canadian fashion designers
• Dozens of crashes shut down Trans-Canada Highway in Alberta
• Emergency alert issued as dozens of crashes shut down Trans-Canada Highway in Alberta
• Empire actor Jussie Smollett charged for allegedly lying about attack, police say
• Emergency alert ends after dozens of crashes shut down Trans-Canada Highway in Alberta for hours
• Tortoise thought to be extinct appears in Galapagos Islands
• Empire actor Jussie Smollett turns himself in to police to face charge of making false report
• Empire actor Jussie Smollett suspected of lying about attack, police say
• How Venezuela became the latest fault line in a battle for global influence
• ‘Alarmingly high number’ of prisoners in Canada were abused as children, suggests published study
• Telecom customers face ‘unacceptable’ harm from misleading sales tactics, CRTC says
• U.S. says Alabama woman who joined ISIS can’t return, despite pushing other nations to repatriate
• Pompeo says Alabama woman who joined ISIS can’t return to U.S.
• The number of hate groups in the U.S. rises to all-time high, watchdog says
• Antsy corporate giants and angry sheep farmers: Brexit turns torturous for Theresa May
• Number of hate groups in U.S. rises to all-time high, watchdog says
• MPP Randy Hillier suspended from Ontario PC caucus after autism debate
• Scientists reveal Neptune’s tiny new moon, Hippocamp
• Wilson-Raybould tells Commons she wants to ‘speak (her) truth’ on SNC-Lavalin
• Trudeau says no public inquiry into SNC-Lavalin affair needed right now
• Wilson-Raybould tells Commons she wants to ‘speak my truth’ on SNC-Lavalin
• Wilson-Raybould tells Commons she wants to ‘speak my truth’ on SNC-Lavalin, tells Liberals she’s still on-side
• Trudeau apologizes to Wilson-Raybould for not condemning ‘absolutely unacceptable’ comments about her sooner
• Lab-grown steak could be worse for climate than flatulent cattle
• CRTC report confirms some Canadian telecom companies use misleading sales tactics
• Another foreign energy firm says it’s getting out of the Canadian oilsands
• Putin says U.S. will be targeted if its missiles are deployed in Europe
• Putin promises ‘asymmetrical response’ if U.S. missiles are deployed in Europe
• Woman finds families of soldiers connected to 102-year-old letter about Vimy Ridge
• ‘This is soul-destroying’: Families of captured Ukrainian sailors fear the world has forgotten them
• Insta-worthy destinations: How businesses are creating experiences for the selfie fan
• ‘I was fed up’: Meet the Canadian activist who helped spark anti-corruption demonstrations across Haiti
• ‘I was fed up’: Haitian-Canadian activist reflects on anti-corruption campaign he helped start
• Woman ‘really devastated’ after shelling out $5K for plane tickets she never got
• ‘I was fed up’: Meet the Haitian-Canadian activist who helped spark anti-corruption demonstrations in Haiti
• Residential school survivor in Rome for summit on sex abuse plans to ask Pope for apology
• Residential school survivor calls Pope’s absence from meeting with sex abuse victims ‘disrespectful’
• How cold is it on Mars? Now you can track the red planet’s weather online
• ‘It seems impossible’: Group that sponsored Syrian refugee family mourns children killed in fire
• Peter Cosgrove, photographer of more than 100 space shuttle launches, is dead at 84
• Student protesters should have ‘mouths washed out with soap,’ Ontario premier says
• Why microwaving grapes creates a dazzling plasma light show
• Wilson-Raybould to testify in parliamentary probe of SNC-Lavalin scandal
• Wilson-Raybould to testify in parliamentary probe of SNC-Lavalin scandal, but no witnesses from PMO called
• Alberta announces deal with CN, CP to ship crude by rail
• Protest convoy: From tractors to snowshoes, the blueprints for a successful siege of Parliament
• Democratic institutions minister asks committee to look at regulating social media
• Premier Rachel Notley updates Alberta’s progress buying railcars to ship crude
• Speaker condemns ‘racial profiling’ of black visitors to Parliament Hill
• Payless seeks creditor protection, plans to close stores in U.S. and Canada
• Chris Izquierdo: Putting Employee Satisfaction First
• ‘We believe in you,’ Scheer tells controversial pro-pipeline movement
• United We Roll pro-pipeline convoy reaches Ottawa for mass protests
• B.C.’s balanced budget includes more money for most families with children
• B.C. government to present 2019 budget today
• B.C. posts balanced budget, pledges more money for low-income families
• B.C.’s balanced budget includes more funding for most families with children
• Bernie Sanders announces 2020 White House bid
• Fashion designer Karl Lagerfeld, Chanel’s creative director, dead at 85
• 7 children of Syrian refugee family dead in Halifax house fire
• Multiple people killed in Halifax house fire
• Halifax house fire kills 7 children of refugee family
• Family that lost 7 children in fire came to Halifax as refugees in 2017
• 7 children in Syrian refugee family dead in Halifax house fire
• Why Trump can take credit for his opponents’ Green New Deal: Don Pittis
• Gerald Butts was done in, at least partially, by the ethos of identity politics: Neil Macdonald
• Voices from a Haitian hospital: Bullet wounds, shortages and frustration
• ‘Canadians deserve answers’: Opposition pushes on SNC-Lavalin after Butts resigns
• ‘That is so sick’: Sex charges in Canada against fugitive French priest stayed
• Remembering Riya Rajkumar: Brampton, Ont., council to hold vigil for girl, 11, as dad faces murder charge
• Remembering Riya Rajkumar: Brampton, Ont., council holding vigil for girl, 11, as dad faces murder charge
• Hundreds gather at candlelight vigil for girl found dead after Amber Alert
• ‘Canadians deserve answers’: Opposition to press on with parliamentary probe after Gerald Butts resignation
• Pakistan warns India against attacking over Kashmir bombing
• Pakistan urges UN to intervene over Kashmir tension with India
• Mom furious at ‘reckless’ anti-vax parents after baby’s possible measles exposure in hospital
• Pro-pipeline protest convoy approaches Ottawa after rolling across country
• ‘Grandfather of climate science’ dead at 87
• It was one of the most famous photos of our time. Now the sailor at the centre of it has died
• Scientists unlock genetic secrets of the great white shark
• Tennis great Martina Navratilova criticized for comments on transgender athletes
• Gerald Butts resigns as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s principal secretary
• Don’t give opioid-based cough, cold medication to children, Health Canada warns
• Body recovered from southeast Calgary house levelled in explosion
• ‘Emotionally exhausted’ Canadian nurses hope to leave Haiti today amid protests
• 8 Canadian nurses arrive in Montreal from protest-plagued Haiti
• ‘Emotionally exhausted’ Canadian nurses prepare to leave Haiti today amid protests
• ‘Bittersweet departure’: 8 Canadian nurses fly out of Haiti amid protests
• 7 U.K. Labour MPs quit party over leader’s Brexit approach
• Eat Smart kale salad kit recalled due to possible Listeria contamination
• Eat Smart kale salad kit recalled in 3 provinces due to Listeria concerns
• Canada’s NAFTA fears began before Trump became president
• Sting opens up about his troubled childhood, theatrical inspiration and refitting The Last Ship
• Federal interpreters suffer ‘acoustic shock,’ other concussion-like symptoms
• ‘A bit messy on the other side’: Dutch economy braces for Brexit shockwave
• If there’s a labour shortage, how come some people are still out of work?
• Killer whales eat dolphins. So why are these dolphins tempting fate?
• Canadian government interpreters suffer ‘acoustic shock,’ other concussion-like symptoms
• Haitian government promises ‘return to normal life’ as isolated protests in capital continue
• Haiti braces for return to violence as government calls for calm
• Missionaries land safely in Calgary after fleeing unrest in Haiti
• ‘Fake’ experts on radio shows conned listeners out of millions, victims say
• Investors say ‘fake’ experts on local radio shows conned them out of millions
• Haiti vows expense cuts, deeper probe of oil scandal amid protests
• After Wilson-Raybould cartoon, Halifax artist says he’ll stop drawing women in violent situations
• Brampton man charged in 11-year-old daughter’s death shot himself before arrest: police
• Brampton man charged in daughter’s death is in hospital with self-inflicted gunshot wound: police
• Trump would veto any vote against national emergency, says White House adviser
• Brampton man charged in daughter’s death shot himself before arrest: police
• Father at centre of measles outbreak didn’t vaccinate children due to autism fears
• Wilson-Raybould resignation stokes anger, frustration within veterans community
• Hurricanes respond to Don Cherry calling team ‘a bunch of jerks’
• 24 bodies found after Zimbabwe mine disaster; search goes on
• Ottawa police find human remains in search for Susan Kublu-Iqqittuq
• British airline blames Brexit for sudden collapse
• Track worker narrowly avoids being run over by bobsleigh
• B.C. man deported from Canada over criminal record wins new chance at residency application
• Pope asks for prayers for sex abuse summit at Vatican
• Church’s credibility hangs in balance ahead of sex abuse summit
• Explosion destroys house in southeast Calgary, other homes damaged
• U.S.-backed Syria force says ISIS holding 1,000 civilians
• Montreal church partners with circus company to help pay the bills
• Preventing the next fall: Slips, stumbles and spills dangerous for seniors
• Conversations about abortion should include everyone — yes, even teenage boys
• Banning Huawei from Canada’s 5G networks could be costly for taxpayers
• Oversold flights, the safety of breast implants and self-checkouts: CBC’s Marketplace consumer cheat sheet
• Public agencies paid millions to national translation firm that stiffs its workers
• Machines vs. cashiers: Why shoppers are so divided over self-checkout
• An often-overlooked risk, the science of slips and falls can be life-saving
• Police shift ‘trajectory’ of Jussie Smollett probe, seek follow-up interview with actor
• 5 dead, 5 injured after gunmen storm Cancun bar
• Trump’s pick for ambassador to UN Heather Nauert withdraws from consideration
• PR firm suspends ties with Gordon Campbell pending U.K. sexual assault investigation
• Vigils planned for slain 11-year-old girl in Ontario Amber Alert
• ‘A child is so innocent’: Candlelight vigil held for 11-year-old girl in Ontario Amber Alert
• ‘A child is so innocent’: Vigils planned for 11-year-old girl in Ontario Amber Alert
• Vigils planned for Riya Rajkumar, 11-year-old girl in Ontario Amber Alert
• Pence blasts allies on Iran, Venezuela as Freeland urges ‘working together’
• Pence chastises European leaders for stance on Iran, Venezuela
• Pence presses allies on Iran, Venezuela as Canada urges multilateralism
• Alberta missionaries airlifted to airport in Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince
• Helicopter carries Alberta missionaries to Port-au-Prince airport as aid workers find way out of Haiti
• ‘You can smell crude in the air’: Train carrying oil derails in western Manitoba
• Nigeria’s presidential candidates blame each other for surprise vote delay
• Scheer tells pro-pipeline rally he’d advocate for Canadian oil and gas
• University building in St. Petersburg partially collapses
• You and your poo: Why fecal medicine could be the next big buzz
• Vatican defrocks former U.S. cardinal over sex abuse
• Quebecers stranded by Haiti protests arrive back in Montreal
• Pope defrocks former U.S. cardinal over sex abuse
• Quebec tourists stranded by protests in Haiti expected to return home today
• 8 miners rescued in Zimbabwe, dozens more feared dead
• 8 miners rescued in Zimbabwe, others remained trapped
• How Trump just undermined his case for an emergency over the border wall
• A life of wandering the world: The legacy of Joe Schlesinger’s journalism
• A life of wandering the world: The best of Joe Schlesinger’s writing for CBC
• How California is building its own wall of resistance against Trump
• As Trump declares emergency over border wall, he undermines his own case
• Alberta missionaries stranded by unrest in Haiti to be evacuated by helicopter Saturday
• Amber Alert mobile system working despite glitches, but could be tweaked, experts say
• Oscars scrap plan to award some winners during commercials after Hollywood outcry
• Gunman kills 5, wounds 5 officers in workplace shooting near Chicago
• Amid violence in Haiti, Canadian government delays deportations
• Gunman who killed 5 at Illinois workplace ‘was being terminated,’ police say
• At least 1 person killed, 4 officers injured in shooting near Chicago
• Former SNC-Lavalin exec, accused in Libyan bribery case, has obstruction of justice charge stayed
• China denies role in backlash against Tibetan student’s election at U of T
• Colin Kaepernick, Eric Reid settle collusion lawsuits with NFL
• Meet the little boy who gave a rose — 155 of them — to every woman in his town
• Aphria review of acquisitions at centre of short seller allegations finds ‘conflicting interests’
• Meet the little boy who gave a rose — 155 of them — to every woman and girl in his town
• Did SNC-Lavalin play a role in the last cabinet shuffle? ‘Wide range of factors’ did, Trudeau says
• Haiti to unveil economic measures to quell violent protests
• Kingston, Ont., man charged with 3 cold-case homicides, Toronto bombing
• Kingston, Ont., man charged with 3 homicides, bombing in 1990s and 2000s
• Average house price in Canada falls 5.5% to $455K compared to a year ago
• Can’t copyright the Carlton dance, Fresh Prince star told
• Nigerian presidential election delayed over unspecified ‘challenges’
• Fort McMurray hockey team forfeits season after backlash over ‘disrespectful’ video
• Twitter trolls target Canadian pipeline, immigration debates
• U.S. announces new sanctions against Maduro officials, aid shipment en route
• Maduro reveals secret meetings with U.S. envoy for Venezuela
• Trump declares national emergency over funds to build U.S.-Mexico border wall
• Trump declares national emergency over border wall funds
• The path to catching Bruce McArthur wasn’t perfect, but law enforcement rarely is
• The 9 faces at the centre of the Jody Wilson-Raybould, PMO affair
• Is it the early days of a real estate revolution? Online realtor Redfin launches in Canada
• If Trump isn’t ‘happy’ about the border-wall deal, imagine how his voters feel
• How a bridge between Colombia and Venezuela became part of a propaganda fight
• These slimy, hungry blobs may have been the Earth’s first creepy crawlies
• Tech-savvy real estate firms aim to shake up how we buy homes
• This trail was left by a hungry blob 2 billion years ago
• Apps to Help Entrepreneurs Streamline Their Small Business
• Veterans get new option on pensions — and Veterans Affairs gets out of a cash crunch
• Storm creates chaos in California with flooding, mudslides
• Police lay 1st-degree murder charge against father of girl found dead after Amber Alert
• Homicide investigation underway after 11-year-old girl found dead
• Amber Alert issued for 11-year-old girl last seen in Mississauga
• Father of girl found dead after Amber Alert charged with murder
• Police to lay 1st-degree murder charge against father of girl found dead after Amber Alert
• Homicide investigation underway after 11-year-old girl found dead in Brampton
• Police investigate death of 11-year-old Brampton girl in Amber Alert
• Blow-dryer causes shampoo can to explode, blowing bathroom door off hinges
• Hairdryer causes shampoo to explode, blowing bathroom door off hinges
• Inside SNC-Lavalin’s long lobbying campaign to change the sentencing rules
• ‘China is your daddy’: Backlash against Tibetan student’s election prompts questions about foreign influence
• Texas zoo overwhelmed by vengeful Valentines who want cockroaches named after their exes
• Rolling Stones fan calls out Ticketmaster for ‘bait and switch’ after mid-sale price jump
• Indigenous senators praise Wilson-Raybould’s ‘integrity,’ say her resignation leaves ‘questions’
• Dozens of Zimbabwean miners feared dead after shafts flood
• Indigenous senators praise Wilson-Raybould’s integrity, say her resignation leaves ‘many questions’
• Haiti’s violent anti-corruption protests trigger shortages of water, food, fuel
• Possible ban on Huawei over national security could delay 5G rollout, Telus says
• Here’s what’s fuelling Haiti’s violent street protests
• William Barr confirmed as next U.S. attorney general
• William Barr confirmed as next U.S. attorney general, will oversee Mueller probe
• Amazon cancels plans to build second headquarters in N.Y.
• Amazon cancels plans to build second headquarters in New York City
• Ford won’t ask Lisa MacLeod to resign after group says it was pressured to support revised autism program
• Truck convoy sets off from Alberta to protest Ottawa’s oil and gas policies
• Quebecers stranded at Haitian resort as protesters block roads to airport
• ‘We’ve been treated unfairly’: Truck convoy sets off from Alberta to protest Ottawa’s oil and gas policies
• ‘Mind-blowing’ gaffes at QuadrigaCX leave cryptocurrency watchers ‘gobsmacked’
• Supreme Court finds teacher who used camera pen guilty of voyeurism
• Singer Ryan Adams accused of inappropriate behaviour with aspiring musicians
• Parkland marks 1 year since deadly shooting that spurred gun-control activism
• Single for Valentine’s? Why not feed a cockroach named after your ex to a meerkat?
• Rare black leopard caught on camera
• An essential timeline of the Mueller investigation
• U.K. prosecutors won’t charge Prince Philip over car crash
• Inuit hunters use new radar maps to navigate rough ice
• Woman guilty of terror charges for Canadian Tire attack sentenced to 7 years in prison
• Canada quietly moves to resolve steel spat with Mexico
• This is where the U.S. could try to keep 2-time jailbreaker El Chapo locked up for life
• A new progressive wave is exposing the Democratic rift over Israel — just the way Republicans want it
• Why Quebec sees SNC-Lavalin as an asset, not a liability
• How the U.S. will likely try to keep a 2-time prison escapee locked up for life
• Trudeau moves to shore up Liberal caucus support as SNC-Lavalin controversy continues
• ‘I won’t shoot my people’: Soldier reflects on Venezuela’s political crisis
• ‘It was just too much’: Air Canada passenger frustrated after waiting nearly 7 hours on tarmac
• What you need to know about the SNC-Lavalin affair
• Paul Manafort breached plea deal by lying to prosecutors, judge rules
• Paul Manafort lied to investigators in Russia probe, judge finds
• Autism group says Ontario minister warned of 4 ‘long’ years if they didn’t publicly back changes
• NASA’s Mars Opportunity rover declared dead
• Supreme Court to rule on case of teacher who secretly filmed students’ cleavage
• No remorse, Bill Cosby says, even if he sits in prison 10 years
• For sale, gold and oil – cash or trade, contact Nicolas Maduro
• High-ranking Syrian suspected of torturing prisoners arrested in Germany
• RCMP charge procurement staffer with links to Norman case with breach of trust
• 20 Revolutionary Guard members killed in Iran bombing, state media say
• ‘Double-edged sword:’ Teens’ long-term cannabis use tied to higher depression risk
• Dave Brubaker, ex-Canadian gymnastics coach, acquitted of sex-related charges
• Trump doesn’t want another shutdown, but stops short of agreeing to deal
• White House says it’s ‘hard to say’ if Trump will sign deal to avoid partial shutdown
• Assman, denied licence plate, displays name across truck’s tailgate
• Ford recalls nearly 1.5 million pickup trucks that may downshift without warning
• Ford recalls nearly 1.5 million F-150 pickup trucks that may downshift without warning
• Dave Brubaker, ex-Canadian gymnastics coach, acquitted of sex assault charges
• Ford recalls nearly 1.5 million pickup trucks that can downshift without warning
• East Coast grapples with ‘straight-up unpleasant’ storm while West Coast digs out
• Ford warns that Brexit may cause it to move some car making out of U.K.
• A widening scandal and SNC-Lavalin’s history of alleged corruption
• Commons committee debates probe of SNC-Lavalin allegations
• Commons committee to consider probe of SNC-Lavalin allegations
• Commons justice committee to probe SNC-Lavalin affair – but Liberals limit witness list
• Woman accused of tossing chair from Toronto condo balcony charged with mischief, nuisance
• Commons justice committee spars over how far SNC-Lavalin probe should go
• Woman accused of tossing chair off Toronto condo balcony granted bail
• Woman accused of tossing chair from Toronto condo balcony charged with mischief endangering life
• Woman who allegedly tossed chair over balcony surrenders to police
• Despite El Chapo’s arrest and conviction, his powerful Sinaloa cartel marches on
• New athlete-led movement aims to drive change across the sporting world
• Mom admits lapse in not taking kids who ate pot-infused chocolate to hospital earlier
• Waiting for Wilson-Raybould: A political drama awaits an appearance by its star player
• Saskatchewan takes its case against Ottawa’s carbon tax to court
• Gloomy central banks face new danger of economic good news: Don Pittis
• The SNC-Lavalin affair offers the bingo of betrayed Liberal commitments: Robyn Urback
• Government names new director of National Gallery of Canada
• Waiting for inflation to ignite could backfire if the economy isn’t tanking: Don Pittis
• One of Canada’s biggest translation firms faces financial ruin amid a global trail of debts
• ‘I’m in shock’: Toronto police rule out charges after 30 women accuse former RCMP doctor of sexual assault
• Digging up the past: 40,000 skeletons being exhumed to make room for London train station
• Saskatchewan’s carbon tax court challenge launches today
• Wire fox terrier called King wins Westminster best in show
• Give back our 284 APEC summit cars, Papua New Guinea police plead
• Sudden snow days ‘little less problematic’ for some parents, challenging for others
• SNC-Lavalin still under investigation from RCMP in Quebec
• Safety review of breast implants reopened after Implant Files stories
• Safety review of breast implants re-opened after Implant Files stories
• More than $400,000 in QuadrigaCX cryptocurrency disappears into ‘cold wallet’
• First Nation leaders blast Trudeau over reconciliation ‘farce’ as family rallies around Wilson-Raybould
• Family rallies around Wilson-Raybould as First Nation chiefs blast Trudeau over reconciliation ‘farce’
• Saskatchewan’s constitutional court challenge of federal carbon tax begins today
• Saskatchewan makes its legal case, arguing federal carbon tax is unconstitutional
• Special Coverage from Ottawa on Jody Wilson-Raybould’s resignation
• Maxime Bernier decries ‘leftist logic’ after Ottawa praises RuPaul’s Drag Race contestant
• By 2080, the climate in these Canadian cities will look nothing like it does today
• By 2080, the climate in these Canadian cities will look nothing like they do today
• Counterfeit medicines, from headache pills to cancer drugs, have become a multibillion-dollar problem
• From headache pills to cancer drugs, counterfeit medicines have become a multibillion-dollar problem
• Trump ‘unhappy’ with border deal, mum on whether he’ll sign it
• We know who you are — turn yourself in, Toronto police tell woman videotaped tossing chair from condo
• Mexican drug kingpin Joaquin (El Chapo) Guzman convicted in U.S. trial
• Jody Wilson-Raybould resigns from cabinet in wake of SNC-Lavalin allegations
• Trudeau pushes back on SNC-Lavalin, says he was ‘surprised and disappointed’ by Wilson-Raybould’s resignation
• Katy Perry pulls shoes from fashion line after blackface criticism
• Russia is a step closer to establishing sovereign internet
• ‘We’re going to lift this country up again’: Scenes from a day of protest in Caracas
• Jody Wilson-Raybould resigns from cabinet after SNC-Lavalin allegations
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• Joe Schlesinger, one of Canada’s foremost journalists, has died
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• Prince Philip gives up driver’s licence in wake of crash
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• Tens of thousands without power, ferries cancelled as wind batters B.C.’s South Coast
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• 3 dead after overnight apartment fire in Longueuil
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• PM denies directing justice minister to intervene in SNC-Lavalin case
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• Edmonton councillor to use $44K in taxpayers’ money for MBA degree
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• Sunrise Records buys music store chain HMV — but 27 British stores will close
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• Arson suspected after deadly fire in Paris apartment building
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• Arson suspected in Paris apartment building fire leaving at least 10 dead
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• 1 in 5 Canadian youths not sure what happened in the Holocaust, survey suggests
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• Gunman still at large after Louisiana shootings leaves 5 dead
• Gunman still at large after Louisiana shootings leave 5 dead
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• #PayDecker: Women’s hockey star to get paid after NHL skills comp success
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• 10 bodies found after Brazil mining dam burst, 100 still missing
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• Brazil dam collapse death toll jumps to 34 as rescuers expect to find more bodies
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• Several dead, hundreds missing after mining dam bursts in Brazil
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• ‘It was hell’: Woman accuses co-worker of repeatedly tainting water bottle with Lysol
• ‘It was hell’: Woman’s co-worker accused of repeatedly tainting water bottle with Lysol
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• 2 arrested in RCMP raids in Kingston, Ont., related to anti-terrorism probe
• 2 arrested in RCMP raids in Kingston related to national security probe
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• Feed babies at risk of allergy sooner, Canadian Paediatric Society advises
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• Scientists announce time of ‘Doomsday Clock’ today
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• Canada’s ambassador to China says Huawei’s Meng has ‘strong case.’ That puts Trudeau in a bind
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• Venezuela’s Opposition leader takes oath as interim president, endorsed by Canada, U.S.
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• Canadian Milos Raonic loses in Australian Open quarter-finals
• Milos Raonic loses in Australian Open quarter-finals
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• Famed activist Erin Brockovich takes up fight for California wildfire victims
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• Few signs of breakthrough as May unveils Brexit Plan B
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• ‘Not a rerun’: May vows Brexit Plan B will ease Ireland border concerns
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• United Airlines plane diverted to Goose Bay leaves passengers stuck on board for 16 hours
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• Storm sweeps across Maritimes bringing snow, rain, freezing rain and high winds
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• Canadian snowboarder Max Parrot diagnosed with Hodgkin’s lymphoma
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• RCMP to get stronger civilian oversight after years of harassment allegations
• RCMP getting civilian oversight after years of harassment allegations
• RCMP getting civilian watchdog after years of harassment allegations
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• Kenya hotel complex attacked by al-Shabaab, witnesses see multiple bodies
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• Theresa May’s Brexit plan to go before lawmakers in critical vote at 2 p.m. ET
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• B.C. judge warned Canadian sentenced to death in China
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• Jody Wilson-Raybould to Veterans Affairs in this morning’s cabinet shuffle
• Jody Wilson-Raybould moved from Justice to Veterans Affairs in Liberal cabinet shuffle
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• Cargo plane crash in Iran leaves 15 dead
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• Walk Off the Earth honours Mike ‘Beard Guy’ Taylor at massive memorial concert
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• Senior beaten ‘black and blue’ while using public transit service for elderly and disabled
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• Maroon 5 to headline 2019 Super Bowl halftime show
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• Ottawa Police continue to investigate double-decker bus crash that killed 3
• Investigation into deadly Ottawa bus crash will be ‘long, detailed and complex’
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• 2 dead, dozens injured in Paris bakery gas explosion
• 2 firefighters, Spanish tourist killed in Paris bakery explosion
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• As the popularity of drones explodes, so does risks to airplanes
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• Elon Musk reveals SpaceX Starship
• Several injured in serious bus crash at Ottawa’s Westboro station
• Bus crash at Ottawa’s Westboro station fatal, police chief confirms
• 3 dead in bus crash at Ottawa transit station
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• Toronto Blue Jays trade Russell Martin to L.A. Dodgers for prospects
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• Family, advocate speak after video shows child services seizing newborn in Winnipeg
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• Unspecified number of Canadians aboard Cuba bus that crashed, killing 7
• 7 killed in eastern Cuba bus crash, 2 Canadians hospitalized
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• Indigenous convoys slow Ontario highway traffic in solidarity with B.C. pipeline protest
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• Conflicting reports emerge over U.S. troop withdrawal from Syria
• Conflicting reports emerge over U.S. troops’ withdrawal from Syria
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• Saudi woman fleeing alleged abuse to leave for Canada today, Thai official says
• Saudi woman fleeing alleged abuse leaves for Canada, Thai official says
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• Canada will grant asylum to Saudi woman fleeing alleged abuse: Trudeau
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• Wisconsin authorities provide update after missing teen found alive
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• 3.8 magnitude earthquake hits area in southern New Brunswick
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• Trial begins over theft of huge Canadian gold coin from Berlin museum
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• Texas landowners prepare for wall fight; Trump to visit border
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• Congo opposition leader Tshisekedi named presidential winner
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• Trump leaves meeting with Democrats on government partial shutdown, calls it ‘waste of time’
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• RCMP temporarily lifted roadblock to anti-pipeline camp to allow supporters and media access
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• Trudeau calls byelections for 3 seats, including B.C. riding sought by NDP’s Singh
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• Bank of Canada holds key interest rate at 1.75% as it downgrades forecast for economy this year
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• Australia may accept Saudi woman fleeing family after UN deems her refugee
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• New rules for drones: Pilot certificates, avoiding airports — and no drunk droning
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• Here’s what food guides around the world look like
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• Scrapping sex-ed curriculum doesn’t violate Constitution, Ontario government says
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• Operations suspended at B.C.’s Mount Polley mine as copper prices decline
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• Oil prices rebound, buoying loonie and Canadian stocks
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• Trump to address nation as government partial shutdown enters 3rd week
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• OPP recover man’s body from lake south of Ottawa
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• ‘We want them right off Wet’suwet’en territory’: B.C. chiefs defy injunction giving access to build pipeline
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• Kevin Spacey pleads not guilty in Nantucket court to indecent assault
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• People will buy more smart devices, fewer TVs, tech group says
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• Thailand says it will protect rights of Saudi woman who fears for her life
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• U.S. won’t pull out of Syria until ISIS is defeated and safety of Kurdish allies assured, aide says
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• Battle over stolen diamond-studded golden eagle takes flight as insurer fights order to pay up
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• OPP investigate possible death after 2 vehicles break through lake ice
• 2 vehicles break through ice on Mississippi Lake near Ottawa
• Massive Manitoba snow maze vying for world record
• Unfair stereotypes of domestic assault victims led to conviction for B.C. woman, court rules
• How a business trip detour inspired this Toronto couple to move to rural N.L.
• Julia Goerges defends title at ASB Classic, beating Canadian Bianca Andreescu
• Canadian Bianca Andreescu’s amazing run ends in final of ASB Classic
• Audit finds flimsy accounting for travel, booze at Canadian UN mission
• Expecting higher rates in 2019? Don’t bet on it just yet
• What will the year hold for Alexa, Google, Siri and the smart speaker vying for space in your home?
• Golden Globes 2019: Contenders, Canadians in the kick-off of Hollywood awards season
• Food allergies reported by a ‘high’ rate of U.S. adults
• Gidimt’en in northern B.C. anticipating RCMP action over anti-pipeline camp
• Giant market made primarily of shipping containers set to open in Toronto
• Indigenous camp in northern B.C. anticipates RCMP action over pipeline blockade
• What to watch for at tonight’s Golden Globes
• Smart speakers just a fad? Think again. The year ahead for Alexa, Google, Siri
• Forget rate hikes — an interest rate cut isn’t out of the question this year
• Drake under fire for kissing and fondling underage girl onstage in video
• Old video resurfaces of Drake kissing and fondling teenage girl on stage
• Ukrainian Orthodox Church breaks away from Russian influence
• Woman arrested after shots fired at first responders following N.B. traffic accident
• Streaming TV may never be as simple or inexpensive as it is now
• Ottawa man faces child porn charges after returning from Nepalese orphanage
• A study tracked cancer patients using crowd funding to pay for homeopathy. The results are troubling
• A study tracked cancer patients using crowdfunding to pay for homeopathy. The results are troubling
• Talks to resume after Trump says government shutdown could last ‘years’
• Talks resume after Trump says government shutdown could last ‘years’
• Trump warns government shutdown could last ‘years’ as no breakthrough made in talks
• Quebec woman and Italian boyfriend missing after travelling in Burkina Faso
• Sherbrooke woman missing in Burkina Faso had ‘lifelong dream’ of travelling to Africa
• Deceased millionaire’s family sues after DNA test reveals heir isn’t related
• Deceased millionaire’s family sues after DNA test reveals the heir he called his son isn’t related
• 3 dead, 4 injured in California bowling alley shooting
• 3 dead, 4 hurt after ‘huge fight’ and shooting at California bowling alley
• 3 dead, 4 hurt after brawl erupted into shooting at California bowling alley
• Canadian teen Bianca Andreescu reaches final at ASB Classic
• How being political is becoming a calling card on Hollywood’s red carpet
• Canadians accused of breaking Chinese law that gives authorities vast power
• Housing affordability to worsen in 2019 even as market cools, says RBC
• Canadian arrested in Russia ‘just doesn’t fit the profile’ of a spy: ex-intelligence officers
• Why China is the country to watch in space
• ‘A new form of currency’: How activism is re-defining the Hollywood red carpet
• Louis C.K. was always right on the edge, which his now-scandalized former fans forget
• Detained Canadians accused of breaking Chinese law that gives authorities vast national security power
• Chinese law used to detain Canadians gives Beijing authorities vast national security power
• Unruly passenger forces WestJet flight from Calgary to U.K. to return
• Unruly passenger forces WestJet flight to U.K. to return to Calgary
• Surrey mother of 3 wins $39.5 million Lotto Max draw
• U.S. sends troops to Gabon amid election uncertainty in neighbouring Congo
• Stock markets bounce back up as see-saw trading continues, Dow up 746 points
• Tony Clement says he plans to return to Parliament this month
• Canada could be flying Australia’s used F-18 fighters this summer
• Stock markets bounce back up as see-saw trading continues
• Detainees ‘not on the agenda’ for mission to China, says senator
• 5 kids on way to Disney World in church van among 7 killed in Florida highway crash
• 5 children on way to Disney World in church van among 7 killed in Florida highway crash
• Trump muses declaring national emergency to secure border wall funding
• House Democrats target ‘culture of corruption’ with new reform package
• Trump, Democrats hold ‘contentious’ talks, shutdown goes on
• Trump, Democrats fail to strike deal to end U.S. government shutdown
• Trump says he may declare national emergency to secure border wall funding
• Canada added 9,300 jobs in December, 163,000 for 2018 as a whole
• Don’t use people as ‘pawns,’ Britain warns Russia as Canadian-born ex-U.S. marine held on spying charges
• Winnipeg cancer patient spends almost a year documenting chemo pumps with expired safety checks
• Canadian Bianca Andreescu keeps rolling, upsets Venus Williams in Aussie Open warmup
• ‘I felt sick,’ Halifax woman says after $50K in diamond, gold jewelry mistakenly donated to charity
• Loonie, one of the big losers of 2018, remains ‘expensive,’ experts say
• An Ontario judge says carding doesn’t work. But will politicians listen?
• The influencers: How Ottawa uses popular online hosts to get its messages out
• Canadian charity used donations to fund projects linked to Israeli military
• Opioids after wisdom teeth removal should be a last resort, not a routine prescription
• Tropical storm’s rain, surging seas strike Thai beaches
• 27 CP Rail cars derail near Lake Louise, Alta.
• Multiple CP Rail cars derail near Lake Louise, Alta.
• Sandra Oh hopes the Golden Globes can provide a ‘moment of joy’
• 2 major U.K. airports order military-grade anti-drone equipment
• Neil deGrasse Tyson’s Star Talk series on hold amid misconduct claims
• Democrats flex muscle, White House threatens veto as new U.S. Congress meets
• Democrats prepare plan to reopen U.S. government without paying for Trump’s wall
• Democrats pass plan to reopen U.S. government without funding for border wall
• House Democrats pass plan to reopen U.S. government without funding for border wall
• Newly empowered House Democrats pass funding plan without wall
• Brock professor returns to classroom following sexual harassment investigation
• Canadian officials going ahead with China trip, despite tensions with Beijing
• MS patient in hospital since 2017 finally goes home
• Chance of surviving an overdose depends on where you live, advocates say
• ‘Thanks to God, we are alive’: driver recounts narrow escape after highway plywood crash
• Ottawa to spend $113 million on pre-arrival services for new immigrants
• Hundreds more images expected of Ultima Thule, 6.5 billion km from Earth
• Quebec politician says criticism of Canadian hockey player Comtois is ‘anti-francophone racism’
• Nancy Pelosi, poised to be House Speaker again, says Trump indictment can’t be ruled out
• Nancy Pelosi, elected House Speaker again, says Trump indictment can’t be ruled out
• Stock markets slump as Apple warns of sagging sales for first time in 12 years
• Dow Jones sheds another 600 points as Apple warns sales will slump for first time in 12 years
• Extreme avalanche warning issued for southern B.C. as winter storm rolls in
• Canadian teen Bianca Andreescu scores upset win over Australian Open champion
• Pegi Young, singer married to Neil Young for over 3 decades, dies after cancer battle
• Pegi Young, singer married to Neil Young for over 3 decades, dies at 66
• Why the U.S. government is still shut down
• Drawing aids memory more than written notes, Canadian researchers find
• Saudi prosecutors will seek death penalty in Khashoggi killing: state media
• Saudi prosecutors seeking death penalty for 5 suspects in Khashoggi killing
• Trump’s New Year’s resolution: Fending off an emboldened Congress
• How ‘passive homes’ are setting new green building standards, $2,000 cat door included
• The next frontier in the ‘right to die’: advance requests, minors and the mentally ill
• 6 things to watch for in Friday’s job numbers in Canada and the U.S.: Don Pittis
• Romney’s op-ed attack on Trump fuels speculation of 2020 presidential bid
• This Vancouver couple says their $2,000 cat door is helping to fight climate change
• Canadians with Kitec plumbing may be eligible for compensation in class action
• Trump’s new reality in 2019: Fending off an emboldened Congress
• A broken stick leads to broken hearts for Canada’s world juniors
• Chinese spacecraft lands on far side of moon
• Chinese spacecraft makes 1st landing on moon’s far side
• Canada’s medal hopes shattered as Finns fight back to win in OT
• How creating a podcast won parole for a California prisoner
• Immigration Canada preparing to launch revamped family reunification system
• ‘I will always be the man who was stuck at the airport’: Refugee wants to help others
• Saskatchewan man walks across Canada — just because
• Mysterious message reunites April Wine frontman with guitar 46 years later
• Proposed class action against Uber can proceed, Ontario appeal court rules
• China’s arrest of Canadians sending a chilling message to investors, NGO boss warns
• China’s arrest of Canadians sends a chilling message to investors, NGO boss warns
• ‘Super Dave’ actor and comedy writer Bob Einstein dead at 76
• ‘Super Dave’ actor and comedy writer Bob Einstein dies
• U.S. ambassador meets with Ottawa-born man arrested in Russia on spying charges
• U.S. officials get access to Ottawa-born man Russia arrested for spying
• ‘Meet Ultima Thule,’ the most distant object visited by a spacecraft
• Scientists to reveal findings from Ultima Thule, most distant object visited by a spacecraft
• Stock markets start year on shaky ground after big losses in 2018
• Stock markets start year on shaky ground after 2018’s big losses
• National Firearms Association tells long-gun owners in Quebec to delay registering weapon
• Netflix pulls episode of Patriot Act in Saudi Arabia over Khashoggi killing criticism, reports say
• Netflix criticized for pulling Patriot Act episode in Saudi Arabia over Khashoggi killing, Yemen
• Even in executive ranks, women’s pay is 68% of men’s
• December storm ‘most damaging’ in BC Hydro’s history, report says
• Death toll from landslide in Philippines climbs to 85 as rescuers search for 20 missing
• Petition calls for U.S. to give Northwest Angle to Canada
• Romney says Trump ‘has not risen to the mantle of the office’ in scathing op-ed
• Train accident on central Denmark bridge kills 6
• Train accident on central Denmark bridge kills 6, injures 16
• 6 die in Denmark’s worst train crash in more than 30 years
• How the upcoming federal byelections could make history
• For now, optimism is hard to find in Western Canada’s natural gas business
• Archeologists advance toward proving Acadian burial site at Annapolis Royal, N.S.
• Feeling fidgety in class? Go stomp, jump or hop down this school’s sensory hallway
• Hazing thrives in organizations obsessed with conformity. The military is the acme of this
• Phoenix ‘pay pods’ show some success, but still no word on overall fix to public servant payroll
• China’s leader urges action on unification with Taiwan
• White House meeting ends with no progress on shutdown or border wall
• Congress leaders invited to White House for border briefing
• Congressional leaders invited to White House for border briefing amid shutdown
• U.S. border agents fire tear gas at migrants in Mexico
• Rate of passenger aircraft fatalities rises in 2018
• These New Year’s Day babies are some of the first Canadians born in 2019
• Andrew Scheer begins new year with warning of skyrocketing carbon taxes
• Brazil inaugurates far-right nationalist Jair Bolsonaro as president
• Here’s what’s on the radar for climate change in 2019
• Jets to play Flames in outdoor NHL game at Regina’s Mosaic Stadium in 2019
• American arrested in Russia as a spy was attending wedding, brother in Canada says
• U.S. citizen arrested in Russia as a spy was attending wedding, brother in Canada says
• American arrested in Russia as a spy is innocent, brother in Canada says
• Manchester police treat New Year’s Eve stabbing of 3 as terrorism
• Baby found alive in rubble of Russia apartment collapse that killed at least 7
• Baby found alive in rubble of Russia apartment collapse that killed at least 9
• ‘New Year’s miracle’ in Russia as baby boy found alive in frozen rubble of collapsed building
• Van slams into New Year’s revellers in Tokyo, injuring 8
• Van slams into New Year’s revellers in Tokyo, 9 injured
• Van slams into New Year’s revellers in Tokyo, 9 wounded
• Ontario dad-daughter duo braves waves rowing from Europe to North America
• Stiffer distracted driving fines, a frozen minimum wage: Here’s what’s changing in Ontario in 2019
• Brexit: What will 2019 bring?
• With Brexit looming, Britons are anxiously awaiting — or dreading — what 2019 will bring
• Think global trade was disruptive in 2018? Just wait for 2019
• DFO investigating critical fish habitat destruction in B.C.’s ‘Heart of the Fraser’
• Elizabeth Warren would have to play ‘catch-up’ in competitive Democratic presidential race
• 5 reasons why the oilpatch could be in for another turbulent year in 2019
• Why Doug Ford’s subway upload could be Toronto’s most contentious city hall story of 2019
• International trade in 2019: getting worse before it gets better
• NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft opens new year at tiny, icy world past Pluto
• NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft survives humanity’s most distant exploration
• Cheers erupt as NASA’s New Horizons flies by the most distant object ever: 1.6 billion km past Pluto
• Canadian man arrested at Amsterdam airport for alleged bomb threat
• Canada loses tightly fought game to Russia in world juniors round-robin finale
• Kim Jong-un warns he’ll seek a ‘new path’ if U.S. continues to demand unilateral action from North Korea
• Little to no proof police carding has effect on crime or arrests: Ontario report
• Louis C.K. mocks Parkland students during set at N.Y. comedy club
• Taquisha McKitty, woman at centre of life-support battle, has died
• Russian apartment building collapses, killing 4 and leaving dozens missing
• Russian apartment building partially collapses, killing 4 and leaving dozens missing
• TSX ends difficult year for the market on a bright note
• TSX closes higher on final day of difficult year for the market
• Elizabeth Warren takes big step toward launching 2020 presidential run
• Medical student’s rape conviction first of its kind in Calgary
• Revellers around the world ring in 2019
• From sodden Sydney to dazzling Hong Kong: Revellers around the world ring in 2019
• Revellers around the world ring in 2019 with fireworks
• Trump slowing down U.S. troop pullout from Syria, key Republican senator says
• Congo opposition and ruling coalition both claim to have won chaotic election
• Congo opposition, ruling coalition both claim to have won chaotic election
• ‘I wouldn’t trade it for the world’: Grandparents increasingly becoming primary caregivers
• Fitness in your home à la Netflix: On-demand, unlimited subscription classes
• Your tax bill could change in 2019. Here’s what to expect.
• Notable deaths in 2018: Take a look at some of the famous faces who died this year
• Marvels, murder and mayhem: The most-anticipated movies, TV shows to see in 2019
• Seniors whose childrearing days are long behind them are increasingly taking on the role of primary caregiver
• How your tax bill is set to change in 2019
• The government’s new criteria for summer jobs funding suffer from the same defining flaw as the old
• The National for December 30, 2018
• Cattle and dairy farmers fear new food guide could hurt their industries
• Alberta premier officiates cabinet minister’s historic same-sex wedding
• Walk Off the Earth band member Mike Taylor dead
• 1 arrested after armed robbery at Toronto-area mall
• China’s disappeared: Some of the people who vanished at the hands of the Chinese state in 2018
• ‘I want to be put back into the air’: the life and death of a BASE jumper
• Emails reveal how Ottawa sought to explain PTSD treatment for man who killed cop
• Trump backed away from wall months ago, says chief of staff Kelly
• Trump backed away from concrete wall months ago, says chief of staff Kelly
• Are holograms the real deal? Musicians confront questions of ethics, quality
• ‘Knee-jerk reaction:’ Lawyers worried about proposed changes to trial system
• Real estate industry poised for a tech disruption in 2019
• Afroman was gonna come to Newfoundland, but then he got high
• Bangladesh election violence kills 17 people, police say
• Bangladesh opposition leader rejects ‘farcical’ vote
• Ruling Bangladesh party wins 3rd term, as opposition rejects ‘farcical’ vote
• Who will rebuild after a climate disaster as workers retire and weather worsens?
• Delays, frustrations as Congo’s presidential election begins
• Lengthy delays, violence reported as Congo’s presidential election begins
• Lengthy delays, violence mar Congo’s presidential election
• Take a look at some of the top Canadian news photos of 2018
• The year in pictures: See some of the top news photos from around the world in 2018
• Why Canada raced to get in on the CPTPP trade deal
• Growing number of refugees arriving in Canada as unaccompanied minors
• ‘We are new Russians’: How a hard-drinking nation curbed its alcohol use
• Eclipses, new spacecraft and moon visits: What’s ahead in space in 2019
• Cyberattack disrupts Los Angeles Times, other major U.S. newspapers
• Trump tries to deflect blame for migrant children’s deaths
• Pro-pipeline rally draws 1,000 attendees in Alberta town of about 6,600
• 30-vehicle pileup shuts down major highway west of Edmonton
• Morocco arrests Swiss citizen in connection with killing of 2 Scandinavians: counter-terrorism agency
• Missing Alberta snowmobilers found on mountain near Revelstoke, B.C.
• Sarah McIver’s aunt says she believes school officials in China made error
• Following deaths, health exams instituted for all migrant children at U.S.-Mexico border
• 2 drones found near Gatwick Airport not involved in shutdown
• Trump, Democrats play the blame game as shutdown drags into 2nd weekend
• First right whale calf spotted in more than a year
• ‘That’s not a fin … that’s a calf’: 1st baby right whale spotted this year
• Canada Goose opens Beijing store following delay
• Anak Krakatau volcano now a quarter of its pre-eruption size
• Karen Wang wins Liberal nomination in Burnaby South to take on NDP leader Jagmeet Singh
• Karen Wang wins Liberal nomination to take on NDP’s Singh in byelection
• Retrial ordered for Canadian sentenced in China for drug smuggling
• Trump’s Huawei threat a risk to Canadian and global tech in 2019: Don Pittis
• Trump threat to close southern border legally ‘murky’
• Childless employees say their work-life balance is overlooked
• Voters want something new, campaigns (sometimes) still matter — and other political lessons of 2018
• Fiction podcasts are giving new form to the old art of the radio drama
• Do employees without kids get the short end of the stick?
• Montreal-area Muslims hold out hope for new cemetery in Vaudreuil-Dorion
• Brampton, Ont. woman searching for the recipient of her son’s heart
• Received a new heart recently? This mom may be looking for you
• Canadian woman detained in China has returned home
• How a pair of men in St. John’s survived the last duel fought on Canadian soil
• Robert Lepage commits to changes as controversial SLĀV musical returns to stage
• Humboldt Broncos coach announces he has ‘stepped away’ after less than 6 months
• Humboldt Broncos and coach ‘part ways’ after less than 6 months
• Blast hits tourist bus in Giza, Egypt
• At least 2 dead after tourist bus blast in Giza, Egypt
• ‘Suddenly we heard a bomb’: 4 dead after tourist bus blast in Egypt
• Working in space doesn’t seem to shorten astronauts’ lives
• World’s rarest birds, once thought extinct, get a new home in Madagascar
• Trump threatens to close U.S. southern border if Democrats don’t fund wall construction
• Trump threatens to close southern border if Congress doesn’t agree to wall funding
• Trump threatens to close southern border if Congress doesn’t fund wall
• Cash-strapped Cuba plans fresh austerity measures as finances worsen
• ‘It feels like she should’ve been here all along’: Sask. woman meets birth family on Christmas Day
• Syrian military takes control of flashpoint town as Kurds aim to prevent Turkish attack
• Syrian military arrives in flashpoint town as Kurds aim to prevent Turkish attack
• International trade in 2018: making sense of a ‘tarrifying’ year
• Many teens resist allure of smartphone ‘catnip’ — but some still struggle
• NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft to reach icy world at edge of solar system New Year’s Day
• 2018: The year global trade policy lost its mind, with ‘tarrifying’ results
• How giving jobs to stray cats helps keep their numbers in check
• What’s that blue light in the sky? New Yorkers puzzled by eerie glow
• Missing B.C. professor Ramazan Gencay found dead in Colombia
• Remembering Michael Maclear’s legendary life reporting from the front lines of history
• U.S. company plans hostile takeover of cannabis producer Aphria
• Cannabis producer Aphria calls U.S. company’s proposed hostile takeover ‘quite risky’
• Cannabis producer Aphria says U.S. company’s hostile takeover bid is too low
• ‘Ma’am, are you calling 911 because they’re not redeeming your coupon for you?’
• Girl’s bedroom wall pierced by bullet in deadly Boxing Day shooting, father says
• Girl’s bedroom wall pierced by bullet in deadly Boxing Day shooting
• Forget going over Niagara Falls. Frenchman tries to cross the Atlantic in a barrel
• How Trump could emerge the political loser over government shutdown
• ‘Whoever owns the shutdown loses’: How Trump could suffer the most from political skirmish
• Musk wants lawsuit against him dismissed, claiming 1st amendment protects his right to call someone a ‘pedo’
• 80% of mountain glaciers in Alberta, B.C. and Yukon will disappear within 50 years: report
• Actor Kevin Spacey’s encounter with teenager detailed in court records
• 1 man dead, another hurt in welding shop explosion south of Edmonton
• 1 man dead, 2 hurt in welding shop explosion south of Edmonton
• Puppy rescued from frozen lake in Turkey
• Executives dismissed from beleaguered Winnipeg cannabis producer after product recalls
• Eat Smart Salad Shake Ups recalled in 5 provinces over Listeria fears
• After 1-day jump, New York stocks turn down but TSX rallies
• TSX rallies, while New York stocks head lower before late-day bounce
• Leafs’ Matthews, Oilers’ McDavid among captains for NHL’s all-star weekend
• ‘I lost everything’: Winnipeg teacher in lap-dance video shares story years later
• Toronto police Chief Mark Saunders holds year-end news conference
• Toronto police chief calls 2018 ‘a year like no other’ as fatalities set record
• Economic outlook for 2019 may not be as rosy as 2018
• ‘Super sponge’ seen as absorbent next step in oil spill mitigation
• Canadian set for drug-smuggling trial in China
• Indonesia raises alert level for volcano days after it triggered deadly tsunami
• Author Anne-Marie MacDonald, Olympian Beckie Scott joining Order of Canada
• Author Ann-Marie MacDonald, Olympian Beckie Scott joining Order of Canada
• Canadian fights to see son in Japan, where legal system leaves many parents behind
• How business schools are adapting to the changing world of work
• Ontario solar industry wants red tape cut for rooftop projects
• The top 10 science and environment stories of 2018
• Hidden Mayan city, Tesla in space and other top science stories of 2018
• The 5 most dramatic moments of the year in Ontario politics
• Ontario politics was bonkers in 2018: These were the top 5 moments
• Fatal shooting by Edmonton police under investigation by Alberta police watchdog
• Trump visits troops in Iraq amid political turmoil over Syria withdrawal
• Quebec tourist convicted in Cuba for 2nd time after fatal boating accident
• U.S. stock markets flirt with end of historic rise
• U.S. stock markets set records as they roar back from brink of bear territory
• BC Hydro crews rebuilding parts of electrical grid in race to restore power
• Medical checks on every migrant child in U.S. custody ordered after 2nd death
• U.S. conducts medical checks on detained migrant children after 2 deaths
• Mount Etna eruption in Sicily sparks small quake and panic
• Japan to resume commercial whale hunting despite international outcry
• Japan to resume commercial whale hunting, but end controversial Antarctic hunt
• Podcast: The terrible, no good year for Quebec sovereignty
• Impacts of U.S. government shutdown to rise following holidays
• Indonesian rescuers struggle against heavy rain to reach tsunami-hit villages
• Power & Politics’ top five political moves and misses of 2018
• Power of the pooch: Dogs ease kids’ anxiety before medical scans
• The top 5 films of 2018 — and some hidden gems you may have missed
• Head-on highway collision near Melville, Sask., kills 3 on Christmas Day
• U.S. says 2nd Guatemalan child has died in immigration custody
• 2nd Guatemalan child has died in U.S. immigration custody
• 2nd Guatemalan child dies in U.S. immigration custody
• It’ll take ‘several more days’ to restore power to some of thousands in the dark in B.C.
• It’ll take ‘several more days’ to restore power to some households left in the dark in B.C.
• Trump tells boy that believing in Santa at 7 is ‘marginal’
• Trump tells child that believing in Santa at 7 is ‘marginal’
• Queen Elizabeth’s Christmas message extols goodwill, respect
• Pope’s Christmas wish: World fraternity despite differences
• Woman killed by police led them on hours-long north Calgary car chase, police say
• Search for tsunami victims continues as death toll tops 400
• Search area for tsunami victims expands as Indonesia death toll surpasses 400
• Children are bearing the brunt of this year’s flu season, health officials say
• Space tech that feeds high-end diners in Toronto could help Canada’s North
• CBC News long reads of 2018 you shouldn’t miss
• How to get CBC News on your smart speaker
• How new LEDs and Canadian space research could bring better food to the North
• Canada Post stamp prices to increase on Jan. 14
• Kevin Spacey faces indecent assault charge in U.S.
• Kevin Spacey charged with indecent assault in U.S.
• U.S. court orders North Korea to pay $500M for death of college student
• Romaine lettuce now safe to eat, Public Health Agency says
• China accuses Canada of having ‘different’ human rights standards when it comes to Meng Wanzhou arrest
• BC Hydro expects outages to continue into Christmas as thousands still without power
• BC Hydro expects power outages to continue Christmas Day in some areas
• BC Hydro expects outages to continue into Christmas as thousand still without power
• Christmas is about ‘bringing light to the people around us,’ Trudeau says in annual message
• Stock markets sell off as Mnuchin’s move to soothe investor fears backfires
• Stock markets fall into bear market territory after Mnuchin and Trump stoke worries
• Turkey-backed Syrian fighters prepare to replace U.S. forces
• Norad Santa tracker LIVE
• U.K. police counter comment there may not have been drones at Gatwick
• U.K. couple cleared in Gatwick drone investigation feel ‘completely violated’
• This family was taken in by ‘angel’ flight attendant — 35 years later, they want to thank her
• Pakistan’s former PM Nawaz Sharif sentenced to 7 years for corruption
• Aid agencies under threat in Afghanistan as Taliban attempts to tax them
• Canada to deliver cargo plane part time for UN missions in new year
• ‘Burned out’: Saskatoon cancer doctors reveal reasons for departures
• Younger generations failing to pick up where parents left off when it comes to charitable giving
• Dropshipping: Why those online deals are usually too good to be true
• ‘I can talk about my troubles’: Why chats with barbers can promote health for black men
• Off, up and away: Ottawa gives astronauts extra holiday time, perks in new contract
• Canada to deploy cargo plane part time for UN missions in new year
• Doctors, rescuers work in tsunami-struck Indonesian areas as death toll passes 280
• Doctors, rescuers scramble to save victims in tsunami-hit Indonesian areas as death toll passes 280
• Indonesia tsunami death toll climbs to over 370 as doctors, rescuers scramble to find survivors
• Talking turkey: To rinse or not to rinse that Christmas bird
• 4 days and counting: More delays expected for power restoration to thousands of B.C. homes
• B.C. blackout: More delays expected for power restoration to thousands of B.C. homes
• Stalemate over border wall could push partial U.S. government shutdown into new year
• Deputy chief Patrick Shanahan to replace Mattis as Trump’s defence secretary
• After criticism, Trump accelerates Mattis’s exit as defence secretary
• SpaceX successfully launches satellite for its 1st national security mission
• SpaceX successfully launches satellite for national security mission
• Duo arrested in Gatwick drone disruption released without charges
• U.K. police release 2 people arrested in Gatwick drone investigation
• Tsunami kills 222 in Indonesia, hundreds injured
• Trudeau insists Canadian presence in Mali making a difference
• New bill could lessen tax woes for Canadian residents with U.S. citizenship
• Inside a former Russian spy’s info wars course. Today’s lesson — the nerve agent poisonings in the U.K.
• Trudeau’s Senate rep takes issue with Scheer’s plans for the Red Chamber
• Humbug to all the rest: Why the 1951 Scrooge film is considered ‘the gold standard’
• Cheaper data plans and air passenger bill of rights: CBC’s Marketplace consumer cheat sheet
• At least 20 dead after tsunami hits Indonesia
• Dozens killed, hundreds injured in Indonesia tsunami
• Volcano-triggered tsunami kills at least 62 in Indonesia, injures hundreds
• Trudeau has Christmas dinner with Canadian aircrew, medical technicians in Mali
• Montreal boxer Adonis Stevenson awake from coma, girlfriend says
• Disney trademarked ‘Hakuna Matata’: Appropriation or a business necessity?
• Thousands still without power across B.C.’s south coast
• U.S. representative to anti-ISIS coalition quits over Syria withdrawal
• School buses go up in flames at N.S. gas station
• ‘It could be a long stay,’ Trump warns as talks resume in Congress over partial government shutdown
• ‘It could be a long stay,’ Trump warns as senators reconvene over partial government shutdown
• U.S. Senate session ends with no deal to end partial government shutdown or fund Trump’s wall
• With no deal, partial U.S. government shutdown likely to drag past Christmas
• B.C. regulator says fracking caused earthquakes near Fort St. John
• Audrey Geisel, widow of Dr. Seuss who tirelessly promoted his work, dead at 97
• Burning potash mine in Russia traps 9 construction workers
• Canada working in ‘concerted, organized way’ to secure release of 2 citizens detained in China, Freeland says
• Canada working in ‘concerted, organized way’ to secure release of 2 citizens in China, Freeland says
• 19th-century firearms retrieved from the bottom of the ocean being restored in N.L.
• 19th-century firearms retrieved from ocean bottom being restored in N.L.
• Gatwick Airport aims for full schedule following arrests for drone disruptions
• Gatwick Airport flights resume amid long lines, delays
• The House: Canada’s limited options for dealing with China
• Short-staffed RCMP look at lifting ban on recruits with criminal records
• Short-staffed RCMP looking at ‘everything’ to attract new recruits
• Big telcos offer bonus-data deals but 3 provinces get better bargains
• A look back at the year Facebook’s dark side came to light
• ‘Try it, you’ll like it’: Indigenous relations minister defends much-maligned Bill C-69
• As Gatwick grapples with drones, Canadian military eyes ways to drone-proof airspace
• ‘It’s like a sober bar’: Windsor coffee shop that gives former addicts safe spot an inspiration for U.S. mom
• The race is on to build a better shoelace — and companies are stepping up
• 5 ways to try to counter a drone incursion
• Don’t bet against Hugh Jackman: How The Greatest Showman defied the critics
• Big telcos offer bonus-data deals but 3 provinces get the best bargains
• 2018 — A year of change in Canadian public health
• Family asks police watchdog to investigate officer recorded making racist statements after arrest
• Russia prevents WADA from finding doping data in Moscow lab
• North American markets end punishing week in red as oil and loonie sink
• Canadian wireless prices down, still higher than most G7 countries
• Freeland condemns ‘arbitrary detention’ of Canadians and calls for ‘immediate release’
• U.S. joins Freeland in condemning ‘arbitrary detention’ of Canadians and calls for ‘immediate release’
• Finance Department predicts federal budget will be balanced by 2040
• Federal budget won’t be balanced until 2040, Finance Department projects
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• Trump decided to withdraw troops from Syria without consulting advisers, allies
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• Trump promises shutdown will last ‘a very long time’ if Senate rejects bill
• Trump promises shutdown would last ‘a very long time’ if Senate rejects bill
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• U.S. government partially shuts down in battle over Trump’s border wall
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• Judge denies Omar Khadr’s request for eased bail conditions
• Omar Khadr’s request for eased bail conditions denied by judge
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• Canadian held in China denied access to his lawyers: employer
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• B.C.’s powerful windstorm in pictures
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• U.S. defence secretary announces resignation one day after Trump announces withdrawal of troops from Syria
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• U.S. Justice Department lays charges against 2 Chinese citizens in massive data breach
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• China says 3rd detained Canadian sentenced to administrative punishment
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• A year of wild weather: Environment Canada releases the Top 10 weather stories of 2018
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• Drones shut London Gatwick airport in busy holiday period, delaying thousands
• ‘Just chaos’: Drones shut London Gatwick airport amid holiday rush
• ‘Deliberate act’: Drones shut London Gatwick Airport amid holiday rush
• ‘Maximum disruption’: Drones shut London Gatwick Airport amid holiday rush
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• London Gatwick Airport closure because of drones extends into Friday
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• Canadian surveillance plane buzzed by Chinese off North Korea, DND reveals
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• Trump signed off on Moscow project during campaign, Giuliani now says
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• Dow Jones drops to lowest level in a year after Federal Reserve hikes interest rate to 2.5%
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• Appeal Court calls RCMP entrapment of B.C. couple in bomb plot ‘travesty of justice’
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• Visiting B.C.’s huge, newly discovered cave could land you a $1M fine
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• RBC disputes report that it had access to users’ Facebook messages
• Odds of rate hike in Canada next month fall to near 0% as inflation slips to lowest point in 2018
• 3rd Canadian detained in China, Global Affairs says
• Third Canadian detained in China not linked to previous arrests, Trudeau says
• Sarah McIver, the 3rd Canadian detained in China, not linked to previous arrests, Trudeau says
• Privacy commissioner says pot buyers should guard personal info due to travel concerns
• Use cash to buy legal cannabis if you’re worried about privacy, watchdog says
• CSIS gathered info on peaceful groups, but only in pursuit of threats: Watchdog
• Britain sets out post-Brexit immigration plans with unclear net migration target
• Britain’s post-Brexit immigration plan gets sidetracked as Corbyn appears to insult May
• Toronto police arrest 7th St. Michael’s College School student
• Toronto police lay new charges, arrest 7th student in St. Michael’s College School investigation
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• Medical insurance fraud widespread, as employees, providers rip off benefit plans
• Banning Huawei from building 5G network unlikely to seriously hurt Canada’s big telcos, analysts say
• ‘The prices are outrageous’: Concerns raised over monopoly on ordered goods in federal prisons
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• City shelters should strive to keep homeless people and their pets together
• U.S. Senate passes criminal justice reform bill in bipartisan win for Trump
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• Donald Trump undermined Canada on Huawei arrest, says former U.S. ambassador
• ‘Disturbing increase’ in violence against journalists worldwide
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• Fresh Prince of Bel Air star files lawsuit against video game companies over use of ‘Carlton Dance’
• Tilray stock jumps on medical cannabis collaboration with pharma giant
• Pipeline politics: Why $1.6B in aid for oil and gas industry is awkward for Canada
• Penny Marshall, director of Big and star of TV’s Laverne & Shirley, dead at 75
• Trump administration moves to ban bump stocks
• Health Canada takes steps to restrict amount of alcohol allowed in sugary premixed beverages
• Health Canada moves to restrict alcohol content in sugary premixed beverages
• Michael Flynn sentencing delayed after judge hints at more severe penalty
• ‘Arguably you sold your country out’: Judge admonishes Michael Flynn at hearing
• Ottawa offers $1.6B backstop for energy sector as political tensions with Alberta fester
• Trump Foundation to dissolve amid allegations of ‘shocking’ illegality
• Canada Post says normal delivery times restored for most of the country
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• U.S. leaders start talks to avert government shutdown after Trump backs off threat
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• Canadian unit of General Dynamics warns cancelling Saudi deal would cost billions
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• Church officials urged to meet with sex abuse victims ahead of critical Vatican summit
• Church officials urged to meet with sex abuse victims before critical Vatican summit
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• Drivers in Canada face stricter alcohol-testing rules starting today, but constitutional bumps expected
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• Millard gets 25 years for dad’s killing, which could keep him in prison till he’s 102
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• Britain ramps up no-deal Brexit preparations, including military help if necessary
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• Ottawa to announce $1.6B for battered energy sector
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• Comey says House Republicans are ‘shameful’ after interview
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• CBS denies former CEO Leslie Moonves $120M US severance
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• Pro-pipeline protesters boo Calgary mayor at mentions of Quebec, climate change during rally
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• Astronomers spot farthest known object in our solar system
• CRTC says cheaper data-only plans on the way
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• ‘Slave law’ sends thousands into streets in Hungary
• ‘The next chapter of our story’: Ottawa pens agreement with Alberta Métis
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• N.L. court gives green light for class action over ‘mesmerizing’ VLTs
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• Amid OPP appointment controversy, Ron Taverner rescinds Toronto police resignation
• Canadian home sales fall for 3rd month in row, CREA says
• Canadian home sales to fall to 9-year low next year, CREA forecasts
• Canadian home sales will fall to 9-year low next year, CREA forecasts
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• Airline passengers could be entitled to hefty compensation for delays, lost bags
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• Theresa May expected to make strongest case against another Brexit referendum
• Theresa May expected to make strongest case so far against another Brexit referendum
• Theresa May makes case against another Brexit referendum
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• Canadian Chamber of Commerce solidly backs carbon pricing
• Canada’s business community wants governments to commit to carbon pricing
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• Why advocates say a medical devices registry could make the lives of millions of Canadians safer
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• Canada granted consular access to Michael Spavor in China
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• Tear gas fired on Champs-E​lysé​es amid largely peaceful French ‘yellow vest’ protests
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• Trump names budget director Mick Mulvaney as chief of staff
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• Ontario court dismisses Mike Duffy’s $8M lawsuit against Senate
• Ontario court dismisses Mike Duffy’s lawsuit against Senate
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• Canada Goose shares slump another 4% after chain delays Beijing store launch
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• U.S. Secretary of State Pompeo says China’s detention of 2 Canadians is ‘unlawful’
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• Bomb threats reported in cities across Canada, U.S.
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• Laval woman’s body found in Mexico days after travel partner’s suicide in Quebec
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• Turkey train crash leaves 9 dead, dozens injured
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• Appeal underway for Winnipeg woman jailed for concealing remains of 6 infants
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• Winnipeg woman imprisoned for concealing remains of 6 infants was trying to preserve them, lawyer says
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• Theresa May facing party leadership challenge amid Brexit troubles
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• May vows to fight party leadership challenge ‘with everything I’ve got’
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• Incoming OPP chief, friend of Doug Ford, dogged by ‘bias’ allegations
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• At least 4 dead, up to 11 wounded in shooting at French Christmas market
• At least 2 dead, up to 13 wounded in shooting at French Christmas market
• 3 killed, 12 wounded in shooting at French Christmas market
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• CBC reinstates Baby, It’s Cold Outside amid audience reaction
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• Huawei CFO argues she’s not a flight risk, seeks bail to remain in Vancouver
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• Drake, Shawn Mendes, Daniel Caesar part of Canadian wave set to hit the Grammys
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• Kendrick Lamar, Black Panther soundtrack leads Grammy nods as women make a comeback
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• Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou to spend weekend in jail after bail hearing adjourns
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• Kevin Hart steps down as Oscars host over homophobic tweets
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• Montreal lights up sky in annual memorial to 14 women killed in École Polytechnique massacre
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