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U.S. Centers for Disease Control reports a rise in bacteria with unusual resistance to antibiotics of last resort across the country last year.

Thunder Bay police are investigating a sudden death in the 100 block of Rupert Street.

Alberta communities will receive nearly $3.4 billion in federal funding over the next decade for public transit, green infrastructure and other projects, Infrastructure Minister Amarjeet Sohi announced Tuesday in Edmonton.

The Alberta government introduced draft legislation Tuesday to better clarify the roles of municipal staff and elected officials during an emergency like a wildfire, flood or tornado.

The Norwegian Sun had just pulled out of port in Miami in mid-March for a 15-day cruise through the Panama Canal when passengers started noticing the sound of grinders and hammers as the air was filled with dust from decks being sanded down and resurfaced. Matters didn't improve.

The Norwegian Sun had just pulled out of port in Miami in mid-March for a 15-day cruise through the Panama Canal when passengers started noticing the sound of grinders and hammers as the air was filled with dust from decks being sanded down and resurfaced. Matters didn't improve.

Police in San Bruno, Calif., say a woman is dead and four people have been transported to hospital after a shooting at YouTube headquarters.

Police say they are responding to an active shooter after reports of gunfire at the YouTube headquarters in San Bruno, Calif.

Police in San Bruno, Calif., say they are responding to an active shooter after reports of gunfire at YouTube headquarters.

Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland is expected to go to Washington this week for late-stage talks with U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer on the fate of NAFTA, CBC News has confirmed.

What was initially thought of as a rare sighting of Velella velella on Tofino beaches is likely the new normal with warming oceans and plankton bloom.

What was initially thought of as a rare sighting of Velella velella on Tofino beaches is likely the new normal with warming oceans and plankton bloom.

Calling his comeback "a miracle," Tiger Woods is playing the Masters for the first time since 2015 after going through spinal fusion surgery. Woods, who last won the tournament in 2005, will be paired with Marc Leishman and Tommy Fleetwood in Thursday's first round.

They may not be Oscar-worthy, but three billboards outside downtown Halifax have generated sufficient buzz to satisfy the group behind them, which wants to end clear-cutting in Nova Scotia.

Canada needed an extra end to beat South Korea 7-6 at the 2018 World Men's Curling Championship.

Ottawa's Confederation Line is about to undergo a series of tests that could make or break its Nov. 2 deadline, and transportation manager John Manconi told city councillors he won't be confident about the new LRT system's launch until those tests are passed.

St. Louis Blues defenceman Carl Gunnarsson will miss at least six months on the ice after surgery to repair a torn ACL in his left knee. The former Toronto Maple Leaf had five goals and nine points in 63 games this season.

Two dozen of Sidney Crosby’s friends from Cole Harbour, N.S., were in the stands in Pittsburgh this Easter weekend to watch the NHL star, and they were easy to spot, each wearing a different Crosby jersey from all the teams he has played for since he was a child.

Three Winnipeggers face a total of 50 weapons-related charges after someone was allegedly threatened in the Spence neighbourhood.

Sinclair has a long criminal history, and police are seeking a rare type of peace bond to restrict his movements.

A hunter from Fort Resolution, N.W.T., is angered by what he claims is the harassment of caribou hunters by officers from the Department of Environment and Natural Resources.

A once-unified group of chimpanzees disintegrated into two rival factions, and witnessing it all was British chimp expert Jane Goodall. And now with the help of new digitized data from her field notes, scientists have been able to take a closer look at the causes of the chimp split.