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Men can suffer from postpartum depression along with new mothers, according to the American Psychological Association. Psychologists are calling for screening of new dads the same way many women are screened — but experts say fathers will experience depression differently than mothers.

David MacCoubrey, one of the witnesses to the shooting in Fredericton, says at one point he felt like taking a knife outside to try and do something to help police apprehend the suspect. Speaking to The National, MacCoubrey recounts the shooting, and how upsetting it was to know people were dying.

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It's the first anniversary of the deadly rally in Charlottesville, Va., where hundreds of far-right demonstrators gathered, carrying torches and shouting racist and anti-Semitic slogans. CBC News travelled to the city to see how the moment is still affecting the community.

Danforth Avenue's annual festival has a different meaning this year, following the shooting that killed two people. There will be enhanced security at Taste of the Danforth, but for many people, the event is a chance to show that a single act of violence will not define the Toronto neighbourhood.

CBC News analyzed 43 years' worth of data on police deaths in Canada for a look at the risk officers take 'to serve and protect.'

Three of the four Fredericton shooting victims have been identified, while many questions still remain on the suspect, gun and motive. CBC News breaks down what we know about the investigation so far.

The Fredericton shooting has shaken the community, while also reviving memories of the shooting in Moncton four years ago.

Arab states have rushed to defend the Middle Eastern kingdom, while Canada has largely had to stand alone, something we may have to get used to according to analysts.

Roughly 1,000 medical residents and fellows are being taken from the health-care system, putting a strain on it in the short term.

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The National's Adrienne Arsenault pays tribute to Ismail Khalil, the pharmacist-turned-soldier, who served as her guide last year while reporting in Raqqa. Khalil recently died from his injuries, after triggering an IED.

Audits have found as little as 12 per cent of food court waste is recycled or composted. The biggest problem: consumers aren't sorting waste from recyclables.

The announcement has had a lot of support from his base, but appetite for another military branch appears light with some senior officials.

A Statistics Canada report found one in seven pot users surveyed said they had driven within two hours of using pot.

The National does a reality check on the impact a hostile relationship with the kingdom could have on Canadians.

Officials are desperately trying to figure out how to help the four-year-old killer whale because she’s a young female who needs to reach maturity in order to be able to have a calf of her own.

Flooding in Toronto is a complex issue due to problems with infrastructure and the logistics of where to divert water. More money is needed for upgrades and, with an older city core, options for moving water are limited.

With Canada's political dispute with Saudi Arabia in the spotlight, The National looks at what Saudi media are saying about the fight.

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The water inside was nearly two metres high and the pair only had about 30 centimetres of air space. Police officers had to swim through the basement and pry the elevator doors open with a crowbar to get them out.