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Beverley McLachlin was instrumental in the most important legal decisions in Canada for nearly three decades, helping to shape the laws of the land, the powers of the government and the constitutional rights of every Canadian. Here's what she remembers most as she steps down. - Rising pessimism has Mexico exploring world of post-NAFTA possibilities
- California's 'new normal' is huge, costly, fatal fires
- Scams and schemes: Telemarketers, fake reviewers, Q-ray bracelet: CBC's Marketplace consumer cheat sheet
- David St-Jacques ready for 'ultimate trek' into space
- WestJet once again gives passengers 'erroneous information
- Halifax fire department sorry for discrimination against women, but no men punished
Halifax’s fire chief apologize to female firefighters who have faced discrimination in the service, but says no men had been disciplined for any of the harassment. - Power restored at Atlanta international airport, hundreds of flights affected
- South Africa's ANC electing leader to replace scandal-ridden Jacob Zuma
- Kremlin says Putin thanked Trump for CIA tip on bombings
- When Prince Harry met Obama for Q&A: Palace releases preview of interview warmup
- Manitoba Cree elder Sarah Harper dies at 111
- Christmas cards from across Canada lift spirits of Winnipeg boy with fatal disease
- U.S. health agency's reported word ban on 'fetus' and 'transgender' alarms experts
- Australian police allege man tried to sell missile parts to help North Korea
- Suicide bombers attack church in Pakistan, killing 9
- Sebastian Pinera, conservative billionaire and former pres
- Couple found guilty of sexually assaulting young girl go free because case took too long
A Manitoba couple convicted of sexually assaulting a young girl over a five-year period have had their convictions thrown out after a judge ruled their case was unreasonably delayed. - Disabled vets being 'dumped' from case management, says advocate
- Transgender Kids doc doesn't present facts fairly. CBC was right not to show it
- CBC's decision against airing Transgender Kids doc should leave everyone unsettled
- CFB Valcartier commander disapproves of far-right group La Meute but won't tell soldiers to quit
- The eternal Canadian quest for the perfect snow shovel: Don Pittis
- High Arctic fossils reveal ancient bear's weakness for sweets
- Most CRA convictions cited by government are not for offshore tax evasion
- The fight to save a film from Hollywood's sexual harassment fallout
- Billionaire couple Barry and Honey Sherman died from 'ligature neck compression,' police say
- John McCain returns to Arizona after treatment, will miss
- South Africa's ANC picks new leader, rejects choice of President Zuma
South Africa's ruling African National Congress has elected Cyril Ramaphosa as its new president, making the nation's deputy president likely to become the next leader of the country. - Amtrak train derailment onto highway south of Seattle leaves at least 3 dead
- Bombardier and Boeing vie over trade subsidies at Washington hearing
- Toronto lawyer accused in bat attack apologizes, released on bail
- Lawsuit allegations of tax fraud, stolen donations 'without merit,' says Greek Orthodox Metropolis
- Sears Canada demise named Canadian Press business story of 2017
- Richard Wagner sworn in as Canada's new chief justice
- Meet the Scheers: Andrew and Jill on faith, politics and parenting
- Power restored at Atlanta international airport, hundreds of flights affected
- Trump chastises previous leaders as he unveils 'America 1st' security strategy
- 160 cattle killed, cropland destroyed but no payment yet fr
- 'An 8 on the frighten scale': Toronto synagogue troubled by letter calling for Jewish genocide
Members of the Toronto synagogue Adeth Israel opened a plain envelope to find a swastika and the words "Jewry must die" on Monday. Human rights organization B'nai Brith said synagogues in Canada receive hate mail like this almost every day. - Route of Amtrak derailment subject of community concern
- Trump judge pick who drew ridicule after hearing withdraws
- Opioid deaths in Canada expected to hit 4,000 by end of 2017
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- No formal complaint triggered Wilfrid Laurier teaching assistant's censure
- Former NDP leader Tom Mulcair leaving federal politics in June for university job
- Canada's solitary confinement laws are unconstitutional, judge rules
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