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- Why the UN changed its death tolls of Palestinian women and children killed in Gaza
- Summer McIntosh dominates women's 400-metre freestyle at Canadian swimming trials
- Geologist says she knows the Mona Lisa's setting. But not everyone is convinced
- American Jesse Marsch named Canadian men's soccer coach through 2026 World Cup
- Water in N.W.T.'s Great Slave Lake is now so low, some houseboats won't float
Like her colleagues celebrating professional wins, Kate Hoad-Reddick decided to announce her ‘new job’ as a parent on her LinkedIn profile.
As the African community grows in Thunder Bay, the northwestern Ontario city is welcoming a new crop of African-inspired businesses — with at least three opening this fall. Meet some of the business owners who say they want their stores to cater to the wider community too.
Maria Sabourin thought someone was breaking into her apartment, but says when she called 911 for help she was repeatedly interrupted, misunderstood and treated with disrespect by the operator — an experience that left her "emotionally destroyed."
05.10.2023 Steamy September caps record-shattering summer — and scientists warn trend shows no sign of stoppi
A European Union climate monitoring agency has found that last month was the hottest September ever recorded, coming in at 1.75 C above the pre–industrial average. But more concerning is that 2023 is on track to become the hottest year on record.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's advisers are divided on the position the party should take on issues of gender identity and diversity, multiple Conservative sources told Radio-Canada.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's Easter weekend vacation in Montana cost taxpayers nearly a quarter of a million dollars, CBC News has learned — far more than the sum reported to Parliament.
The chief medical officer says as a doctor he sees people in hospital desperate to stop smoking.
A new scheme is helping women in Lincolnshire stop smoking before they give birth.
Cleaning on the Paris-London route is "highly effective at eliminating bugs", Eurostar says.
A support service for NHS staff reports a 77% rise in doctors seeking help for mental health issues.
The prime minister tells the BBC he backs the move because there is "no safe level of smoking".
A large, fierce-looking marine reptile with a mouthful of pointy teeth that made its home about 80 million years ago in Vancouver Island waters could soon become British Columbia's official fossil emblem.
05.10.2023 Iranian teen seriously hurt after alleged confrontation with police over hijab law, activists say
An Iranian teenaged girl is in critical condition in hospital, two prominent rights activists told Reuters on Wednesday, after falling into a coma following what they said was a confrontation with agents in the Tehran metro for violating the hijab law.
05.10.2023 British government says controversial statues to stay — with 'comprehensive' explanations
The British government said Thursday that contested statues should be kept in place but complemented with a comprehensive explanation, in guidance reacting to a spate of statue removals during anti-racism protests that swept the world in 2020.
Peter Nygard's defence lawyer attempted on Wednesday to poke holes in the testimony of one of the five women the Canadian fashion mogul is accused of sexually assaulting, suggesting that some of what she has told court was "preposterous" or simply not true.
Doctors are encouraged to identify problem gamblers and those at risk at the earliest possible stage.
The Toronto Blue Jays were eliminated from the post-season with a 2-0 Game 2 loss to the Minnesota Twins on Wednesday at Target Field in Minneapolis.
The Blue Jays face the Minnesota Twins for the second day in a row, in their bid to stay in the running for the MLB playoffs. Toronto, which lost 3-1 in the wild-card best-of-three series opener on Tuesday, must win two games to stay in the playoffs.
04.10.2023 Chief, mayor call for P.E.I. councillor's resignation over offensive sign about residential schools
A councillor in the village of Murray Harbour, P.E.I., is being asked to step down after a sign on his property carried a message offensive to residential school survivors and other members of the Indigenous community.
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