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Could Canada be a safe haven for climate refugees?
Climate change is expected to raise sea levels by two metres by 2100, which could force millions from their homes. As the second-largest country in the world, Canada is in a far better position than many others when it comes to dealing with those effects. Does that mean these climate refugees could make Canada their home?
Trudeau touts successful Washington trip a year after Canada U.S. relations went off the rails
A year after Canada and the United States seemed poised to descend into an all out trade war Prime Minister Justin Trudeau boasted that he had completed a successful trip to the U.S. in which both countries agreed to work together in a number of key areas.
Personal data of 2.7 million people leaked from Desjardins
An employee with "ill-intention" at Desjardins Group collected information about nearly three million people and businesses and shared it with people outside the Quebec-based financial institution, officials revealed Thursday.
Analysis
Why it's so tough for the 2 Conservatives vying to be British PM to fix Brexit
Boris Johnson and Jeremy Hunt are the only MPs left standing in the race to replace Theresa May as Britain's Conservative leader and prime minister, and they both face the same, seemingly insurmountable, challenge: delivering Brexit.
The National Today
Tourist overload: Some world destinations want more visitors - and some really, really don't
A closer look at the day's most notable stories with The National's Jonathon Gatehouse: politicians are grappling with everything from the Trans Mountain Pipeline decision to the new NAFTA deal; new First Nations solar farm will be Manitoba's largest.
Ex-Ray vision? Tampa's baseball team to explore partial move to Montreal
Ontario Premier Doug Ford overhauls cabinet on heels of slumping opinion polls
Federal Court rules in RCMP's favour in battle with MMIWG inquiry over case files
Deepfakes of Canadian politicians emerge on YouTube
CBC IN LEBANON
How a Syrian refugee in Lebanon found his dream job in Niagara Falls
Elections Canada dropping plan to use 'influencers' to promote youth voter registration
Wakefulness drug modafinil tied to fetal harm, Health Canada warns
Bizarre skull belongs to 1st known beluga-narwhal hybrid
Alberta asks Court of Appeal to rule on federal carbon tax
Iran's Revolutionary Guard shoots down U.S. drone amid tensions
House of Commons rises for what could be the last time before the election
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Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt will be the U.K.'s next prime minister
Trump considers inviting Toronto Raptors to White House after NBA championship win
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As the U.S. economy tilts toward concern, Canada's is on the upswing: Don Pittis
5 people charged after investigation into 'big box store' of child pornography in Ontario
Canada resettled more refugees than any other country in 2018, UN says
CBC Investigates
Montreal sexual abuse victim says Catholic clergy interrogated him, looking for inconsistencies in his story
Manitoba's new 'utility scale' solar farm aims to spark First Nations interest in green energy
Analysis
Andrew Scheer's climate plan leaves a lot to voters' imaginations
Drivers too comfortable with bad habits in cars they think are self-driving, survey says
