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A tentative agreement has been reached to end the contract dispute between Air Canada and its flight attendants, both the airline and the Canadian Union of Public Employees announced Tuesday. Details of the deal include proposed pay increases and at least 60 minutes of ground pay before each flight.
Actor Aubrey Plaza appeared Amy Poehler’s podcast Good Hang on Tuesday, opening up about the death of her husband Jeff Baena.
UPEI's Climate Smart Lab in St. Peter's Bay has unveiled what it's calling a first-of-its-kind flooding simulator, showing how waves hit and interact with different types of shoreline. As CBC's Cody MacKay explains, researchers hope to find answers on how to better protect the Island's vulnerable coastal land.
The Tesla CEO flew into Bella Bella, on B.C.'s Central Coast, Saturday and flew out Monday.
Green Party Leader Elizabeth May told supporters Tuesday that she won’t be leading the party into the next election.
A non-profit watchdog says Canadians have no way of knowing how much money is being donated to an evangelical group founded by an American who is making headlines across the country for event cancellations and questions about his views.
As the Trump administration grows irritated that Canada continues to review the multibillion-dollar purchase of F-35s, the Liberal government has gone out of its way to downplay how the fighter jet plan is obviously being used as leverage in trade talks. There are, however, legitimate reasons for one more look — just not ones the government is willing to acknowledge in its talking points.
Galliford's treatment, which she said left her with PTSD and agoraphobia, eventually prompted her to file a lawsuit that was settled in 2016, and her lawsuit led to a wave of other civil suits from other officers that forced a reckoning within the RCMP ranks.
While the storm is expected to pass to the south of the Atlantic provinces, its impact will be felt in the region.
Girls and boys who were exclusively breastfed showed a reduced risk of early puberty in a large new study from South Korea that Canadian doctors say could apply here.