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CEREMONIAL SPOONS REPATRIATED TO B.C.'S NASS VALLEY IN CELEBRATION OF NISGA'A LUNAR NEW YEAR
To mark the Nisga'a lunar new year celebration Hoobiyee, spoons more than 100 years old have been repatriated from the Canadian Museum of History... READ MORE›
ONLINE SCAM ALERT AND MAKING UBER SAFER
Ella Beck paid into her plan for over a decade, and then learned that she had paid 3,780 into a 3,200 policy... READ MORE›
U.S. STUNS SWEDEN TO WIN FIRST OLYMPIC GOLD IN MEN'S CURLING
John Shuster skipped the United States to a 10-7 victory on Saturday for only the second curling medal in U.S. history... READ MORE›
'I THINK IT WILL GO INTO YEARS,' DETECTIVE SAYS OF BRUCE MCARTHUR INVESTIGATION
And barring the 44 medals Canada won at the boycott-weakened 1984 LA Games, this is the nation's most medals ever... READ MORE›
BID FOR DAMAGES AGAINST RCMP IN LISA DUDLEY DEATH DISMISSED BY B.C. JUDGE
Judge has dismissed Rosemarie Surakka's claim for damages from the RCMP in the death of her daughter, Lisa Dudley... READ MORE›
MORE NIGERIAN SCHOOLGIRLS MISSING AFTER LATEST BOKO HARAM ABDUCTION
New group of Nigerian schoolgirls missing after latest Boko Haram abduction... READ MORE›
EX-MEMBER OF SIKH 'TERROR' GROUP INVITED TO TRUDEAU EVENT
Support for 'united India' Tensions over Canada's alleged support for Sikh separatism have dominated the Canadian prime minister's first official trip to India... READ MORE›
'THERE IS MORE TO THIS DEEPER, DARKER STORY THAN WE KNOW'
That much Karen Newton knows about the night her 22-year-old daughter went missing from their room at a luxury resort in Mexico's alluring Riviera Maya... READ MORE›
NEW TPP COULD HURT NAFTA TALKS BECAUSE OF IMPACT ON U.S.
The analysis suggests that the net benefits are greater for Canada now that the United States has withdrawn from the agreement... READ MORE›
USA WOMEN BEAT CANADA TO END 20-YEAR OLYMPIC GOLD DROUGHT
It's painful, said Canada's Melodie Daoust. I'm really sad for our team... READ MORE›
CANADA'S PM TRUDEAU DENIES SUPPORT FOR SIKH SEPARATISTS
In a meeting with an outspoken minister for Punjab state, Justin Trudeau says Canada supports 'a united India'... READ MORE›
CANADA THIRD IN MEDAL RACE, U.S. ON PACE FOR 'A LOUSY OLYMPICS'
U.S. on pace for 'a lousy Olympics,' while Canada could have best Winter Games ever... READ MORE›
CANADA DEPORTS NORTH KOREAN ASYLUM SEEKERS
Despite its reputation as a haven for refugees, Canada has been deporting North Korean asylum seekers who came to the country through South Korea... READ MORE›
LANDLINE PHONE SCAM AND LUXURY CAR PURCHASES
Health Canada recommends a maximum of 1,200 milligrams per day, for seven days or less... READ MORE›
CANADIAN PRIME MINISTER AIMS TO MEND PAST INJUSTICES TO FIRST PEOPLES WITH SWEEPING LEGAL REFORMS
It will include new legislation, policy or other mechanisms to put those rights in action, Trudeau said... READ MORE›
968,000 PEOPLE SKIMPED ON NECESSITIES TO PAY FOR THEIR MEDICINE IN 2016, RESEARCHERS FIND
David Gray Reuters The study surveyed 28,091 people as part of the Statistics Canada Canadian Community Health Survey, asking questions about their finances and prescriptions... READ MORE›
B.C. TO INVESTIGATE HOW FENTANYL DEALERS' MONEY IS ALLEGEDLY LAUNDERED THROUGH REAL ESTATE
B.C.'s attorney general says the province will look into how fentanyl, real estate and money laundering fit together in British Columbia... READ MORE›
CANADA EVALUATING IMPACT OF LOWER U.S. CORPORATE TAX
The Canadian federal government charges a 15 percent corporate tax, with provincial taxes giving a combined rate of about 27 percent in some of Canada's major provinces... READ MORE›
OUSTED ONTARIO OPPOSITION LEADER SAYS WILL RUN TO GET JOB BACK
Whoever leads the Progressive Conservatives will spearhead their efforts to defeat Ontario Premier Kathleen Wynne and her left-leaning Liberal party in a provincial election in June... READ MORE›
CANADA WINS A GOLD, BUT CAN'T CATCH NETHERLANDS IN SPEED-SKATING PODIUM RACE
Canada wins a gold, but can't catch netherlands in speed-skating podium race... READ MORE›
CANADIANS CUT FOOD AND HEATING TO AFFORD PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, REPORT FINDS
Canada remains the only developed country in the world with no universal drug plan... READ MORE›
CANADIANS CUT FOOD AND HEATING TO AFFORD PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, REPORT FINDS
Canada remains the only developed country in the world with no universal drug plan... READ MORE›
CANADIANS CUT FOOD AND HEATING TO AFFORD PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, REPORT FINDS
Canada remains the only developed country in the world with no universal drug plan... READ MORE›
CANADIANS CUT FOOD AND HEATING TO AFFORD PRESCRIPTION DRUGS, REPORT FINDS
Canada remains the only developed country in the world with no universal drug plan... READ MORE›
ACQUITTAL IN COLTEN BOUSHIE DEATH SPURS CALL FOR REFORM
Canada 'polarised' But indigenous leaders say the case hints at a deeper problem of anti-indigenous racism in Canada... READ MORE›
AECON TAKEOVER BY CHINESE FIRM DELAYED FOR NATIONAL SECURITY REVIEW
The takeover of Aecon by a Chinese firm has been held up while the federal government conducts a national security review... READ MORE›
SPORTS WORLD CAN LEARN FROM CANADA AND BEN JOHNSON LEGACY
Ben johnson doping scandal 30 years ago was painful but productive reality check for canadian sports... READ MORE›
SLAIN COLTEN BOUSHIE'S FAMILY VOWS TO 'PURSUE JUSTICE'
Canadian jury finds farmer Gerald Stanley not guilty of second-degree murder in relation to killing of indigenous man... READ MORE›
WHEN BANKS LOSE YOUR MONEY AND POT PRICES
Marijuana costs an average of 7 per gram in Canada, with residents of Quebec paying the least and the Northwest Territories paying the highest price... READ MORE›
WHY OTTAWA'S RULES FOR ENERGY PROJECTS LEAVE SOME HOPEFUL BUT OTHERS CONCERNED
There were high expectations headed into Thursday's long-awaited announcement on how Ottawa would overhaul the approval process for major energy projects in Canada... READ MORE›
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8% OF CANADIAN WORKERS MAKE MINIMUM WAGE, AND EVEN THOSE MAKING SLIGHTLY MORE LIKELY TO SEE HIGHER WAGES
By the end of 2018, Alberta, Quebec and Prince Edward Island are also expected to hike their minimum wages... READ MORE›
'WE MADE IT': U.S. COUPLE FLEEING TRUMP ARRIVE IN HALIFAX
I'll look at him and be like, 'We made it,' said 30-year-old Heather Vargas... READ MORE›
CANADA SETS ASIDE TWO BUNKERS AT MILITARY BASES AMID GLOBAL UNCERTAINTY, NORTH KOREAN THREAT
Threat of a north korean missile striking canada prompts officials to adopt a cold war defensive posture... READ MORE›
SASK. MAN SENTENCED AFTER THREATENING ONLINE TO 'BLOW OUT' JUSTIN TRUDEAU'S BRAINS
A Saskatchewan man has received a two-year suspended sentence for making online threats against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau... READ MORE›
HOW TO REDEEM A $25 LOBLAW CARD AFTER BREAD PRICE-FIXING ARRANGEMENT
Loblaw Companies Ltd. is offering customers a 25 gift card as a goodwill gesture after admitting the company participated in an industry-wide bread price-fixing arrangement... READ MORE›
SEN. LYNN BEYAK KICKED OUT OF CONSERVATIVE CAUCUS AFTER REFUSING TO REMOVE 'RACIST' COMMENTS ONLINE
Sen. Lynn Beyak kicked out of Conservative caucus after refusing to remove 'racist' comments online... READ MORE›
ALBERTA MAN CHARGED WITH UTTERING THREATS AGAINST JUSTIN TRUDEAU, RACHEL NOTLEY
Alberta RCMP have charged a man with uttering threats on Twitter against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Premier Rachel Notley... READ MORE›
'NOT WHAT CANADA IS'
But shortly after the first assault, the same man returned and continued cutting Noman's headscarf while grinning, before running away... READ MORE›
CHIEF LIBERAL PARTY FUNDRAISER TIED TO $8M LOAN TO OFFSHORE TRUST IN CAYMAN ISLANDS
Stephen Bronfman had no other direct or indirect involvement whatsoever in the Kolber Trust, the statement said... READ MORE›
'I CAN'T HELP SUPPORT AN ECONOMY IN A PROVINCE THAT WON'T SUPPORT US'
A restaurant in Fort McMurray, Alta., says if B.C. doesn't want to take Alberta's oil, they don't have to take our wine... READ MORE›
CANADA LAUNCHES TRADE DISPUTE WITH U.S. THROUGH WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION
Canada takes U.S. to WTO in wide-ranging trade complaint... READ MORE›
AIRLINES REV UP TO OFFER DISCOUNT AIRFARES -- BUT DON'T BE BLINDED BY THE PRICE, SAY EXPERTS
The airlines are going to get their money from you one way or the other... READ MORE›
TRUDEAU VS. SINGH IS NEXT BATTLE FOR HEARTS OF CANADA'S LEFT
'Bleak' Future Singh wouldn't rule out working with the Conservatives to topple a Trudeau government if the NDP held the most seats in a minority parliament... READ MORE›
13TH DISMEMBERED FOOT FOUND ON BRITISH COLUMBIA SHORE
Thirteen dismembered feet have been found along British Columbia shores in the past decade... READ MORE›
WHY DO 25 PER CENT OF AUSTRALIANS FEEL NEGATIVITY TOWARDS MUSLIMS?
The number of Australians who felt immigration was too high also increased in the past year from 34 per cent last year to 37 per cent this year... READ MORE›
LABOUR MINISTER HOLDS THE LIBERAL LINE ON ABORTION AND CANADA SUMMER JOBS
If you believe that access to abortion is a fundamental right for women, the Liberal position is surely admirable... READ MORE›
CANADA COULD FEEL EFFECTS FROM HIGHWAYS TO HOSPITALS AS CARILLION GOES BUST
TODAY Global builder Carillion bankrupt The collapse of the United Kingdom's second-biggest construction firm seems set to reverberate around the world, including Canada... READ MORE›
VANCOUVER MAYOR GREGOR ROBERTSON MAKES 'BITTERSWEET CHOICE' TO NOT SEEK RE-ELECTION
In what he called one of the hardest decisions of his life, Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson has announced he will not run for re-election on Oct. 20... READ MORE›
CANADA GRANTING US BORDER AGENTS 'EXPANDED' POWERS
The legislation would allow Canada to establish its first preclearance areas in the US... READ MORE›
CANADA'S TRUDEAU SAYS HE SHOULDN'T MAKE STUPID JOKES IN PUBLIC
During a town hall in Edmonton, Trudeau interrupted a woman after she used the word mankind, saying he preferred peoplekind ... READ MORE›
PROTESTERS SAY NEW BORDER LAW IS 'DRACONIAN'
This will increase the efficiency and security of the Canada-US border - further strengthening our close relationship... READ MORE›
'I HAVE NO COUNTRY': AFTER MORE THAN 60 YEARS IN CANADA, B.C. WOMAN DISCOVERS SHE DOESN'T HAVE CITIZENSHIP
A spokesperson for Immigration Canada initially responded to CBC's request for information by directing Gyselinck to apply for a permanent residency card... READ MORE›
TRUDEAU THREATENS TO LEAVE NAFTA RATHER THAN 'TAKE ANY OLD DEAL'
Canada is willing to walk away from Nafta if the United States proposes a bad deal... READ MORE›
ATTACK ON GIRL WEARING HIJAB 'DID NOT HAPPEN'
Toronto police announce hate-crime investigation concluded after evidence shows cutting of girl's hijab didn't occur... READ MORE›
HOW YOUR HEALTH-CARE COVERAGE IS LINKED TO WHERE YOU LIVE IN CANADA
Medical 'postal code lottery' Health-care advocate Adrienne Silnicki says she hears stories like Peter Pawlik's all the time... READ MORE›
JUSTIN TRUDEAU INTERRUPTS A WOMAN TO MANSPLAIN 'MANKIND'
Justin Trudeau just interrupted a woman to mansplain 'mankind'... READ MORE›
'WE NEED TO RUN': SURVIVOR RECALLS QUEBEC MOSQUE ATTACK
A vigil will be held in Quebec City on Monday evening, while other events are being organised across Canada... READ MORE›
AMAZON'S REVIEW OF TORONTO COULD ESCALATE TENSION WITH TRUMP
Toronto's bid shied away from promising tax breaks, while New Jersey offered 7 billion in financial incentives for Amazon to choose Newark... READ MORE›
GENDER PERSECUTION THE TOP REASON WOMEN SEEK ASYLUM IN CANADA
The Immigration and Refugee Board IRB decided on nearly 3,000 domestic violence claims between 2013 and 2017, accepting 58 per cent of them... READ MORE›
CANADIANS RALLY SUPPORT FOR QUEBEC MOSQUE ATTACK 'HERO'
One of the last things Aymen Derbali remembers is standing in the Quebec City mosque as a gunman opened fire on worshippers all around him... READ MORE›