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Federal NDP leadership hopefuls are showcasing their language skills as they square off in a French-language debate in Montreal.

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This year's annual Pride parade in Ottawa on Sunday makes history with two high-profile guests, while another guest may ruffle a few feathers for some in the city's LGBT community.

Two Canadians and a German man have died, and a fourth passenger is seriously injured following a car crash in Australia, said police. The men were in Australia on work visas and employed at a winery.

Two Canadian tourists and a German man have died, and a fourth passenger is seriously injured following a car crash in Australia, police have confirmed.

By one metric, Joe Clark is our greatest living prime minister. He seems to be the only one of the group to have a school named for him.

EA's Madden 18 is the latest big-budget sports video game to include a lavishly produced story mode, with the hopes of bringing in casual sports fans who may be intimidated by complex, competitive multiplayer games.

In 2015, there were more than 700 cases of Lyme disease reported to the Public Health Agency of Canada, up from roughly 130 in 2009.

Striking the right balance between shielding impressionable young minds from junk food marketing, without taking aim at industry jobs

A retired Mountie who murdered his fiancée with a bullet to the head has cost the victim's sister more than $45,000 in a six-year legal battle her lawyer calls "vindictive and callous." Keith Wiens, a retired RCMP officer from British Columbia, is serving a life sentence for second-degree murder for killing his common-law spouse Lynn Kalmring.

Since 2008, Brian Hobbs and a group of volunteers with the Ottawa Senior Pride Network have spearheaded an effort, now mirrored by other groups across the country, to make LGBT seniors feel more comfortable in long-term care facilities.

Canadians don't appear to be having trouble making their mortgage payments, but Laurie Campbell of Credit Canada Debt Solutions says a lower delinquency rate only tells half the story.

Toronto-area Pastor Hyeon Soo Lim speaks to CBC's Rosemary Barton about his life of hard labour in North Korea for allegedly trying to overthrow the regime using religious activity.

Floyd Mayweather beat Irishman Conor McGregor by way of technical knockout in the 10th round of their much-hyped megafight on Saturday to keep his perfect record intact.

Edmonton police have charged two former tenants in connection with a fire that killed an infant and displaced seven people from their home.

San Antonio resident Jessica Garcia had a good reason to brave the extreme wind and rain from mighty Harvey. She was holding her son Jacob in her arms, preparing for his baptism. San Antonio lies in what's called a flash flood alley, but Mayor Ron Nirenberg says: "We've created additional flood control infrastructure that has helped us cope."

To those living in San Antonio, the fact Harvey was downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm meant little because the city lies in what's called a flash flood alley, with residents near this old mission seemingly directly in its path. 'We've created additional flood control infrastructure that has helped us cope," Mayor Ron Nirenberg told CBC News, as Harvey crashed into homes and businesses along the coastline.

To those who live in San Antonio, Texas, the fact that Harvey has been downgraded from a hurricane to a tropical storm means little because the city lies in what's called a flash flood alley.

A 15-year-old boy who was shot by police outside a Pizza Pizza in Mississauga last month has died, the Special Investigations Unit says.