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Leaving my abusive partner was hell but I overcame the system and found freedom a day ago  –  Gale Bryce knew her partner was eventually going to kill her. But when she decided to leave, she found the system is stacked against victims trying to leave abusive partners.

Roe v. Wade is on the brink — and Canada could be pulled into U.S. brawls over abortion law

N.B. Legislature poised to tackle 15-year backlog in Hansard translation

Have a flight and heard about long delays? Here's what you need to know

Unsafe sleep practices present in hundreds of infant deaths in Canada, CBC investigation finds

Red Cross mobilized to help Peguis First Nation flood evacuees in Winnipeg

Guy Lafleur's humility, flair remembered in national funeral for Habs legend

 2 days ago  –  Lafleur, who captured five Stanley Cup titles and was a hero in Quebec not only for his athletic prowess but also his kindness and generosity, died after a series of prolonged health issues, including lung cancer. He was 70.

The surprising resiliency of Russia's economy (and why it won't last)

Here's what abortion in the U.S. would look like post-Roe v. Wade

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The electric future of the 'gas' station is starting to emerge

 

Cadet killed in Kingston crash a 'fierce competitor,' former coach says 10 hours ago  –  Andrei Honciu was supposed to be among the approximately 280 graduating fourth-year students at the Royal Military College in Kingston, Ont., until tragedy struck last week.

Anti-racism activists reflect on Toronto's Yonge Street uprising 30 years later

Charest pledges to boost supply as Conservative leadership rivals stake out positions on housing

Claims that Israel is imposing 'apartheid' on Palestinians put new pressure on Trudeau Liberals

Quebec recycling company with track record of litigation has powerful hold on industry

The big question in Ontario's election campaign is how people feel about Doug Ford

Crowdfunding platforms now required to report transactions, after truck convoy protests

 13 hours ago  –  Canada has become one of the first countries in the world to require online crowdfunding platforms to report to its anti-money laundering and terrorist financing watchdog, government officials told a special committee examining the truck convoy protest.

North Korea launches missile in 14th test so far this year

Canada's electricity grid will need substantial changes to help achieve net zero: report

Trump pick J.D. Vance wins Ohio primary

Mattea Roach seals 21st Jeopardy! win with 'O Canada' q

Foul play not suspected in deaths of 4 cadets in Kingston, Ont. 21 minutes ago  –  Investigators say there is no evidence to suggest foul play in the deaths of four Royal Military College cadets who died on the campus in Kingston, Ont., last week.

Motion launched to compel Alberta Premier Jason Kenney to testify in lawsuit against his office

Bee industry losses could surpass $1B this year due to massive die-off, Niagara beekeeper says

Blue Jays fan makes young Yankees fan's dreams come true with Aaron Judge home-run ball

Quebec to lift indoor mask mandate on May 14

School bus driver facing stunt driving charges had kids on board

Dave Chappelle attacked onstage at Los Angeles concert, suspect arrested

New summer measures coming to protect B.C.'s southern resident killer whales

EU proposes Russian oil ban to make Putin 'pay high price' for Ukraine

Some Peguis First Nation residents ignore evacuation order, even as floodwaters rise

Facing criticism, Ottawa to reform affordable housing progr