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- updated Surrey Liberals call for B.C. Premier's resignation video
- Over one hundred Liberal party members called for the resignation of B.C. Premier Christy Clark at a breakfast meeting in Surrey Sunday morning.
- breaking Body of man found in home where police officer was killed
- The lifeless body of a man has been found inside a home in northern Quebec, ending a 17-hour standoff that left one police officer dead and another seriously injured on Saturday night.
- Keystone XL supporters hail U.S. State Dept. report video
- A new U.S. State Department report is the latest evidence that the long-delayed Keystone XL oil pipeline from Canada should be approved, supporters say.
- updated Liberal MPs Murray and Garneau challenge frontrunner Trudeau
- In the fourth of five federal Liberal leadership debates, carried live on CBC News Network, eight candidates made a last-ditch effort to shore up support for their campaigns.
- Canadian film, TV in spotlight for final Screen Awards gala
- The inaugural Canadian Screen Awards ramp up to a big finale Sunday evening with a televised gala hosted by comedian Martin Short and a final batch of awards largely focusing on cinematic achievements.
- updated Highways close as snow storm hits southern Alberta
- Severe weather warnings are in effect for southern Alberta as heavy snow blankets the area, reducing visibility and causing dangerous road conditions.
- Iditarod sled dog race kicks off in Willow, Alaska
- The 41st Iditarod Trail sled dog race officially started in Willow, Alaska, today.
- Norovirus ruins a Saskatchewan family's vacation video
- A Saskatoon woman is still being treated for norovirus after taking a vacation in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
- Fallout from Tom Flanagan's remarks surprises videographer
- The person who captured Tom Flanagan's controversial comments on child pornography says he didn't set out to destroy the reputation of the former advisor to Prime Minister Stephen Harper and ex-campaign manager of Alberta's Wildrose Party.
- Toronto saw greatest benefit from FedDev Ontario money
- Canada's newest have-not region, southern Ontario, got its own billion-dollar bailout fund from Ottawa in 2009, after recession devastated the province's manufacturing sector.
- Revenue Canada tax office in Winnipeg damaged by fire
- Sixty-five people were evacuated from the Winnipeg Taxation Centre after a fire broke out just before 10 CT this morning.
- Ex-Tory senator doesn't see 'usefulness' of the Senate
- Former Conservative senator Michael Fortier, whose nomination to the upper chamber once drew considerable controversy, says it's time to do away with the Red Chamber as it's outlived its usefulness in an interview with CBC Radio's The House.
- exclusive EI audit manual outlines tips to root out fraud video
- CBC News has obtained documents that reveal Service Canada investigators were instructed to carry out exhaustive examinations of 1,200 randomly selected EI claimants, who were collecting regular benefits, or benefits relating to maternity or parental leave, compassionate care, sickness and work sharing.
- A reflection on the accomplishments of prominent black Canadians
- CBC's Asha Tomlinson reports on the accomplishments and the struggles of prominent black Canadians, and first-generation black Canadians talk about their experiences, such as being asked "where are you really from?
- Suspect in subway stabbing ordered held in custody video
- The man accused of stabbing a passenger in the neck on Wednesday night on a TTC subway train, has been ordered held in custody.
- Italian coffee shop in Montreal in trouble with language watchdog
- Caffè in Gamba in Montreal's Mile End is yet another business battling the Office québécois de la langue française.
- Alberta couple pleads guilty in disabled woman's death video
- An Alberta couple has pleaded guilty to failing to provide the necessaries of life in the death of a developmentally-challenged woman.