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Man in serious condition after Byward Market stabbing
Ottawa Police are investigating after a man was stabbed early Saturday morning near the Byward Market.
How Facebook became home to a thriving illegal wildlife marketplace
Lawyers are fighting to hold the company accountable for hosting pages that facilitate the sale of ivory and other illegal animal parts.
Male pedestrian in his 20 critically injured in hit-and-run in North York
A male pedestrian in his 20s was critically injured early Saturday in a hit-and-run in North York, police and paramedics say.
Patios causing pedestrian congestion in the ByWard Market
Some residents in Lowertown are hoping this will be the last summer the sidewalks of Ottawa's ByWard Market will be overcrowded.
'Money drove the policy': How dreams of dividends got Canada to legal pot
Veteran civil liberties lawyer Alan Young has fought for decades to change Canada's marijuana laws. He's not convinced we've got it right yet.
Beyoncé and Jay-Z crashed the Louvre to shoot a video and somehow kept it a secret
Two of the most famous people on earth. In one of the most recognizable public spaces in the world. Surrounded by a crew of hundreds. How'd they keep it a secret?
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1 dead after attack at huge rally for Ethiopia's new PM
An explosion struck a huge rally for Ethiopia's reformist new prime minister on Saturday shortly after he spoke and was waving to the cheering crowd that turned out to support sweeping changes in Africa's second most populous nation.
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Watch Canoe Slalom World Cup - Day 1
CBC Sports will provide a live stream of the ICF Canoe Slalom World Cup event in Liptovsky Mikulas, Slovakia beginning on Saturday, June 23 at 6 a.m. ET
Trans March in Toronto draws hundreds in support of transgender community
Hundreds of people took part in the Trans March in downtown Toronto on Friday night in solidarity with the city's transgender community.
Police search for missing 56-year-old Candiac woman
They say they are concerned for Bartola Privitera's health because she needs to take medication that she disappeared without, and she has trouble orienting herself.
This Oakville woman is studying microplastics in the Great Pacific Garbage Patch
An Oakville, Ont., woman is sailing to the world’s largest floating garbage dump to study the impact of thousands of tonnes of plastic on a changing ocean environment and its marine life.
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Armchair travel: Rachel Hershfield visits the Chelsea Flower Show
Looking for a little garden inspiration? Islander Rachel Hershfield recently revved up her green thumb at the famed Chelsea Flower Show in England as well as several other British gardens, and agreed to share some of her 700 stunning photos of the trip with us.
From pedal to paddle: 2 men hauling canoe 1,200 km by bike to Mackenzie River
Jason Rowland and Chad Robertson are hauling their canoe 1,200 kilometres by bicycle before hitting the river.
Regina couple headed to Antarctic to renew their vows for the 10th time
When Jason Hubbs and Loralyn Koffler-Hubbs renew their wedding vows for the 10th time this November, it won't be glamorous. But it will be out of the ordinary.
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Blood inventory getting low ahead of Canada Day
More than 23,000 donors are needed by Canada Day to ensure patients continue to have access to the blood and blood products they need.
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How sharing cultures brings people closer to home and to each other
Monica Paz, a regular at Fredericton's annual Cultural Expressions Festival, has learned how to say hello in eight languages. As a student who arrived in Canada just six years ago, she says it matters.
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Parks Canada wants your thoughts on the future of Sunshine Village
Parks Canada has launched a 60-day public review and comment period to get feedback on what it calls new site guidelines for Sunshine Village in Banff National Park.
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Alberta vet clinic issues warning after 2 dogs treated for 100 ticks
The Camrose Veterinary Hospital in central Alberta is warning pet owners after treating two dogs with 100 or more ticks.
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New Canadian Embassy woos the French with Indigenous art
Canada's brand-new embassy in Paris is a showcase for Canadian culture — with an emphasis on Indigenous artists.
4 people safely rescued after abandoning fishing vessel off St. John's
Four people have been safely rescued from a life raft after abandoning their fishing vessel that caught fire off the coast of St. John's Friday night.
Should bosses let employees watch the World Cup at work?
Ottawa soccer fans are doing everything they can to take in World Cup Matches during the work day.
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Pride short by Corner Brook students debuts at Nickel Film Festival
Nickel's filmmaking workshop gave Corner Brook Regional High students an opportunity to express pride in their LGBTQ community.
Agricultural campus faculty, students worry about losing research after fire
The fire marshal has officially taken over the investigation of a fire at the main building of Dalhousie University's agricultural campus. Meanwhile, staff and students aren't able to access research inside the Cox Institute.
Junction Creek Stewardship Committee offering educational guided walks
Calling all people in Sudbury who want to become citizen scientists: the Junction Creek Stewardship is looking for you.
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Harvie Passage whitewater play park to open June 27
The area was ruined by the 2013 flood and has since been closed for $8 million worth of repairs.