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Ottawa's approach to Myanmar might include expressions of concern, frank phone calls with civilian and military leaders, but not drastic ruptures, ruling out actions such as revoking Aung San Suu Kyi’s honorary Canadian citizenship — at least for now.

Ottawa's approach to Myanmar might include expressions of concern, frank phone calls with civilian and military leaders, but not drastic ruptures, ruling out actions such as revoking Aung San Suu Kyi’s honorary Canadian citizenship — at least for now.

Ottawa's approach to Myanmar might include expressions of concern, frank phone calls with civilian and military leaders, but not drastic ruptures, ruling out actions such as revoking Aung San Suu Kyi’s honorary Canadian citizenship — at least for now.

Recently, Terrace Bay, Ont. surfers hosted a first-time gathering that brought Great Lakes surfers from various points across northern Ontario, and from as far away as Winnipeg, together for a weekend meant to celebrate the sport, and to strengthen bonds within the lake surfing community.

Michael Fry's annual Halloween graveyard for dying trends is a neighbourhood hit in Mamaroneck, N.Y.

Former Winnipeg broadcast personality Steve Vogelsang has been charged with two counts of robbery involving separate bank incidents in Alberta.

As the Bank of Canada prepares to announce its latest decision on interest rates, a new survey suggests a growing number of Canadians think they would be in financial trouble if rates go up again.

Kelly Craft begins her job as U.S. ambassador to Canada today at a time of delicate diplomatic talks on the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Kelly Craft begins her job as U.S. ambassador to Canada today at a time of delicate diplomatic talks on the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Kelly Craft begins her job as U.S. ambassador to Canada today at a time of delicate diplomatic talks on the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Kelly Craft begins her job as U.S. ambassador to Canada today at a time of delicate diplomatic talks on the North American Free Trade Agreement.

Kelly Craft begins her job as U.S. ambassador to Canada today at a time of delicate diplomatic talks on the North American Free Trade Agreement.

London is getting rid of many of its pork chop islands in favour of more standard crosswalks.

With three fires at Base Gagetown still sending smoke over neighbouring communities, Environment Canada has issued a special air quality alert for Fredericton and the southern York county areas.

The trial for a former City Wide Taxi driver charged with sexual assault has been delayed.

The minister responsible for the Northwest Territories Housing Corporation says 11 of 19 modular duplex units that were supposed to be delivered to N.W.T. communities this summer haven’t been built and it’s unclear if the contract will be able to complete the order.

Chris Purdy is a reporter who works for The Canadian Press in Edmonton. She can be found on Twitter at @ChrisPurdyCP

A new website that lets travellers bypass travel agents and pocket commissions has ceased operations in Ontario after the province's travel regulator claimed the site violates provincial laws.

A Canadian lawyer representing Chelsea Manning has formally requested the Canadian government rethink its decision to block the whistleblower from entering the country.

Over the weekend, Montreal's leaves were vibrant with reds, yellows, and oranges. CBC Montreal reached out to Montrealers for their best photos of the changing colours.

The pregnant widow of a fallen U.S. soldier whose combat death led to a political fight between Donald Trump and a Florida representative says the phone call from the president left her angry and crying.

Donald Trump needs to butt out as a hovering presence over the North American Free Trade Agreement talks and U.S. lawmakers must come clean about what they really think of the deal, says a veteran Liberal MP.

The Chief Medical Officer in Colorado, where marijuana was legalized in 2014, has some advice for Canada leading up to the legalization of marijuana on July 1.

Canada’s northernmost federal weather and research station is scaling back some environmental measurements and may suspend others for six months due to a staff shortage, CBC News has learned. Scientists say that will leave a permanent gap in records needed to understand global climate change.