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Northern Manitoba resident Pat Campbell called into Checkup to share what the closure of Sears Canada means for her and her isolated Lynn Lake community, where retailers and clothing stores are few and far between.

What the village of Wakefield and surrounding region looked like after flooding on Oct. 30, 2017.

There are three types of corporate credit cards used within CBC/Radio-Canada.

Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and others speak in Washington.

Steven Sabados shares how to get a sophisticated space in no time at all

The Missanabie Cree First Nation is on track to become Ontario's first Indigenous-led train operator.

We're gonna need a bigger tarp: A big pile of road salt requires a big tarp to protect it. That's where United Sail Works comes in.

Canada's benchmark stock index tops 16,000 points for the first time on Monday, the first trading day since it set a record high on Friday.

The trial of accused triple murderer Basil Borutski is beginning to hear evidence of his arrest in a field west of Ottawa the day the bodies of three women were discovered at separate crime scenes.

Daytime high-temperature records fell from Pitt Meadows to Esquimalt over the weekend as warm weather and clear skies continued over the weekend.

A pilot project to improve the leadership skills of women on P.E.I. is looking for a small group with vested interests in their community.

A high-ranking member of the Canadian military's defence academy has been charged with two counts of sexual assault and one count committing an indecent act. The allegations involve five members of the Canadians Forces over nearly a 10-year period.

More than 1,700 light-years from Earth lies a sizzling hot planet orbiting another star. While temperatures can soar to 2,700 C, the planet also produces some unique precipitation in the form of "sunscreen" snow.

A Federal Court in Washington is barring U.S. President Donald Trump from changing the government's policy on military service by transgender people.

Pumpkins painted to resemble cartoon characters were handed over to children at the Windsor Regional Hospital's Metropolitan Campus who won't be able to go trick or treating because their in hospital for treatment this Halloween.

A Winnipeg man's struggle to be assessed for a medically assisted death while he lives at a faith-based hospital has some questioning how we balance personal and religious rights in Canada.

From the House of Commons in Ottawa

You will never guess which Netflix show is the most binge-watched in Canada

Finance Minister Bill Morneau isn't the only cabinet minister who used a conflict-of-interest technicality to maintain control of assets while in power, the ethics watchdog confirms.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau isn't the only cabinet minister who used a conflict-of-interest technicality to maintain control of their assets while in power, the ethics watchdog confirms.

There's no better time for an awful dad joke than Halloween.

As Cindy McCormick's loved ones gather in Saint John today for a private funeral for the dentist killed in Alberta, the head of a family crisis centre is encouraging anyone who suspects domestic violence to reach out to the victim.