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Puerto Ricans are struggling to balance recovery from Hurricane Maria with preparedness for the upcoming hurricane season.

People in the province will be able to buy recreational pot online, but won't be able to legally purchase it at retail locations until April 1, 2019. That's pushing dispensaries currently operating into risky territory.

The World Anti-Doping Agency has voted to reinstate the Russian anti-doping agency Rusada, ending Russia's ban from international sports and angering athletes around the world.

Beyond running the official box office (and claiming to be anti-bot/anti-scalper), CBC reveals Ticketmaster's secret program for industrial-scale ticket re-sellers. Our Dave Seglins poses as a scalper and gets a first-hand demonstration of Ticketmaster's re-seller software, designed to help move millions of dollars in scalper inventories.

Fan Bingbing is China’s best-known actress and highest-paid celebrity for four years running, earning a reported $43 million last year. The 37-year-old is now making headlines around the world for having seemingly vanished. China’s biggest star has not been seen in public for more than two months, and her disappearance is raising questions about the Chinese justice system.

As the world becomes a population on the move, the CBC's Nahlah Ayed travels to the Morocco-Spain border, a flashpoint for migrants looking for a safe bridge into Europe. However, to get there, they first have to smuggle themselves across a heavily barricaded border. Nahlah joins a Spanish patrol which is monitoring the new route migrants are increasingly choosing since the new Italian government closed access to its ports — a route that has seen a number of violent confrontations in recent weeks.

With a U.S. congressional deadline looming, Canada and the United States are trying to renegotiate their portion of the three-country trade pact, but major sticking points such as dairy, dispute resolution and culture remain.

New Brunswickers are just days away from provincial election. One of the party leaders doesn’t speak French.

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Ontario's highest court has granted a stay in a ruling that struck down the province's plan to cut the size of Toronto city council by nearly half.

However the accuser, Christine Blasey Ford, said through her lawyer that she would not appear before the Senate until after the FBI investigates the allegations.

A CBC News and Toronto Star investigation reveals how box-office behemoth Ticketmaster uses its own bag of tricks — which includes partnering with scalpers — to boost its profits at the expense of music fans.

Environment ministers from G7 nations have started gathering for a two-day meeting in Halifax.

For more than 40 years, Sesame Street's Bert and Ernie have entertained us like a felt-covered Odd Couple. But once again, there is speculation that they, in fact, are a couple.

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A new report on combating rising flood costs in Canada suggests that natural infrastructure is underutilized.

Super Typhoon Mangkhut has now killed at least 79 people, with millions of others still suffering across the region.

A Nova Scotia woman who has chosen a medically assisted death says Canada's new law is too extreme and unfair. She says she's now forced to make the difficult choice to end her life earlier than she'd like.

At least 1,036 Canadians died in the first three months of this year of what appeared to be opioid overdoses, raising the opioid epidemic's national death toll to more than 8,000 people since January 2016.

On the eve of another round of NAFTA negotiations, Canada has been given an ultimatum by a top Republican: Get a deal done in the coming days or be cut out completely.