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The man convicted of killing six people inside a Quebec City mosque on Jan. 29, 2017 spent hours watching videos and researching mass murders in the weeks before he gunned down the worshippers.

The man convicted of killing six men inside a Quebec City mosque on Jan. 29, 2017, spent hours watching videos and researching mass murders in the weeks before he gunned down the worshippers.

As many as 87 million Facebook users whose data might have been shared with Cambridge Analytica will get a detailed message informing them of the breach. The political data-mining firm allegedly used ill-gotten Facebook user data in its efforts to sway elections.

North American stock markets plunged in afternoon trading Friday after comments from the White House heightened the prospect of a global trade war and the subsequent risks to the economy.

Newfoundland and Labrador's offshore oil and gas regulator is taking bids for exploration off the island's east coast, in an area the federal government recently listed as a marine-protected area.

Brazil's former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has defied a court order to turn himself in to police.

Broken heart, broken brain: The neurology of breaking up and how to get over it

Students at Memorial University's Grenfell campus in Corner Brook took a sledgehammer to an old car Friday, raising money for the campus food bank.

The influential SF film's predictions are closer than ever to becoming reality.

Israeli troops shot dead seven Palestinian protesters and wounded at least 200 along the Israel-Gaza border on Friday, Gaza medical officials said, raising the death toll to 27 in the week-long disturbances.

The Waterloo Artificial Intelligence Institute to focus on various areas of research that impact both businesses and society.

Nearly half of all new condos sales that were finalized last year in the Greater Toronto Area were for rental purposes, but income from them could be falling short of ownership costs, according to a new study by CIBC.

When the National Gallery of Canada auctions off one of its two Marc Chagall paintings next month, it will not only raise the money to buy what gallery director Marc Mayer believes is a more significant work of art, it will make millions of dollars in profit.

A deeper dive into the day's most notable stories with The National newsletter's Jonathon Gatehouse.

Canada the U.S. and Mexico are close to an agreement in principle on the future of North America Free Trade Agreement, CBC News has learned.

Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said today North American Free Trade Agreement negotiations recently entered "a new, more intensive phase of engagement" — but it's not clear how close Canada, Mexico and the U.S. are right now to signing a deal.

Top trade officials from Canada, the U.S. and Mexico are meeting in Washington, DC today as part of what could be the final stretch of NAFTA renegotiation talks.

It has been 500 years since Martin Luther supposedly nailed his 95 theses to the door of the Castle Church in Wittenberg, Germany. There's no proof he ever did that -- and it may not matter. We're still living in the aftershocks of the religious, political and social revolution that he began.

Distraction in the cockpit was likely to blame for a fighter jet crash near Cold Lake, Alta., that killed a Canadian Forces pilot, an investigation concludes.

4 easy-to-assemble wedding favours that don't feel like an afterthought

UFC star and wannabe boxing champ Conor McGregor is facing criminal charges after a backstage kerfuffle. The incident has forced the removal of three fights from UFC's biggest card of the year.

Ultimate fighting star Conor McGregor is facing criminal charges in the wake of a backstage melee he allegedly instigated that has forced the removal of three fights from UFC's biggest card of the year.

They are some of the most spectacular sights in the sky: globular clusters, tight collections of hundreds of thousands or even millions of stars. Now, using trigonometry, astronomers have accurately measured the distance to one of the oldest in our universe.

London police have investigated more murders than their New York counterparts over the past two months, statistics show, and the British capital's mayor is vowing to fight what he calls a "violent scourge" on the streets.

The city is already removing a brand new speed limit sign it put in to keep students safe in one midtown neighbourhood, saying despite "a lot of positive feedback" it was having unintended consequences on the roadway.