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Sudbury’s SNOLAB, North America’s deepest underground laboratory, will be opening its doors to 20 keen-eyed members of the public this summer as part of the Global Physics Photowalk 2018.

Carbon output that had plateaued for three years is surging again as stronger economies renew demand for energy. Investors need to know what comes next.

Carbon output that had plateaued for three years is surging again as stronger economies renew demand for energy. Investors need to know what comes next.

Asylum seekers crossing illegally into Quebec could be shuttled elsewhere in Canada starting this week as the federal government seeks to relieve pressure on the province's strained resources.

Jane Clegg had been a military and commercial airline pilot in Canada for three decades. But she tears up talking about her last day on the job as a first officer at the controls of an Air Canada 737, in 2013.

WestJet first made a name for itself as a low cost domestic airline, later expanding to Mexico, the Carribean and Europe. Now, its new CEO thinks there's money to made in markets even further afield.

A little over a week ago, two black men were arrested at a Starbucks in Philadelphia for doing what many of us have done at least once: sat down without ordering anything.

With the future of the Trans Mountain expansion project in limbo, another major pipeline project is awaiting a do-or-die decision by regulators in Minnesota, with a key report on the future of Enbridge's Line 3 expected today.

After a CBC News/Radio-Canada investigation in November revealed it was relatively easy to hack MPs' phones on the Bell and Rogers mobile networks, the companies and Public Safety Canada refused to give interviews. That didn't stop them from talking to one another, however.

Jane Clegg had been a military and commercial airline pilot in Canada for three decades. But she tears up talking about her last day on the job as a first officer at the controls of an Air Canada 737, in 2013.

All the top stories from the week plus breaking news and weather for the weekend.

The latest Alberta news and weather on Saturday at 11:30 p.m. and Sunday at 11 p.m.

The Rural Municipality of Victoria Beach could be without its first responders as early as Tuesday morning if the reeve and council don't reinstate former fire chief Brad Patzer.

The Montreal novelist and translator on Fanny Britt's Hunting House, translated by Susan Ouriou and Christelle Morelli, and Daniel Grenier's The Longest Year, translated by Pablo Strauss.

The writer and Guardian journalist on telling the story of her grandmother's life, and of Ethiopia in the 20th century, in her book "The Wife's Tale: A Personal History."

Gail Bowen, the author of 17 Joanne Kilbourne mysteries, on her how-to guide to writing crime fiction.

Sarah Henstra on exploring campus politics, rape culture and the issue of consent in her debut novel, The Red Word.

David Huebert, the author of the story collection Peninsula Sinking, on what makes Philip K. Dick's 1968 novel "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?" worth rereading.

- Shawn Hitchins on A Brief History of Oversharing - Bedside Books: Preetam Sengupta on Ragged Company by Richard Wagamese - Aida Edemariam on The Wife's Tale - Gail Bowen on Sleuth: Gail Bowen on Writing Mysteries - Sarah Henstra on The Red Word - Dog-Eared: David Huebert on Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? by Philip K. Dick - Catherine Leroux on Hunting Houses by Fanny Britt and The Longest Year by Daniel Grenier

Comedian Shawn Hitchens on his book of what he calls "neurotica," subtitled "One Ginger's Anthology of Humiliation.

The singer-songwriter Preetam Sengupta on why he's thankful for Richard Wagamese's novel "Ragged Company."

Mayor Gregor Robertson and the City of Vancouver make a formal apology to Chinese-Canadians in the city for historical discrimination.

Two people have died following a house fire in Mississauga Sunday evening.

Mattias Ekholm ignited the offence early with the first goal by a Nashville defenseman in the series, Pekka Rinne stopped 22 shots and the top-seeded Predators advanced to the second round with a 5-0 victory over the Colorado Avalanche in Game 6 on Sunday night.

"This is an important day for Council and all Vancouverites to come together and recognize historical wrongdoings committed against Chinese people and to build a better future together," said Mayor Gregor Robertson.