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China won't tolerate challenges to the bottom line of the "one country, two systems" formula that governs Hong Kong, separatism or threats to national security there, a senior Chinese official said on Friday after a meeting of the top leadership.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau spoke by phone Thursday with the leader of Mexico about the stalled ratification of the new North American trade pact, as the U.S. House Speaker sent positive signals that a modifed agreement could be approved soon.
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An estimated 1.4 million litres of oil have spilled from TC Energy Corp.'s Keystone crude pipeline in North Dakota, state authorities said on Thursday, a major leak at a time of increased regulatory scrutiny of oil pipeline expansions.
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Hong Kong police tightened security and braced for potential evening clashes on Thursday between masked "Halloween" pro-democracy protesters and fancy-dressed clubbers in a popular party district in the heart of the city.
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A CBC News survey shows high levels of both violent and racist attacks in Canadian schools, and it's having serious effects on students and their families.
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On the surface, it's a procedural step that signals the next phase in the impeachment inquiry. But today's vote formalizing the rules for investigating U.S. President Donald Trump is also a politically fraught step — for both Republicans and Democrats.
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Pierre Trudeau's experience with a minority government has some lessons to offer his son. Lesson one: without a solid House Leader, you're asking for trouble.
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The Canadian families of those killed in Ethiopian Airlines Flight 302 say they're leaving this week's hearings into the 737 Max with an even stronger resolve to continue legal action against plane-maker Boeing.
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As kids around the country prepare to hit their neighbourhood streets for the annual trick-or-treating ritual, we examine how real the threat of poisoned candies, razors in apples and other Halloween treat tampering we've heard about for decades really is in Canada.
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Three of the world's largest beverage companies announced this week they're investing $100 million to cut down on the use of new plastic and improve plastic bottle recycling. But if we all agree plastic bottles are a problem, why do companies still sell them?
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Premier Doug Ford's "guarantee" of legal aid forced his top staff to walk back his comments and raised concerns about political interference in the judicial system, according to newly revealed internal documents.
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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his inner circle are taking more time than they did in 2015 to choose a new cabinet, and are bringing in trusted advisers from the West and Quebec to avoid repeating past mistakes.
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Bank of Canada's Stephen Poloz wants to avoid another house price spiral, while the U.S. Federal Reserve's Jerome Powell wishes he had Canada's inflation.
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Santa Ana winds were expected to linger for a final day Thursday after driving more than a dozen wildfires through California, sending thousands fleeing and burning nearly up to the walls of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library.
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Howie Kendrick and Anthony Rendon homered in the seventh inning as the Washington Nationals overcame a two-run deficit, rocking the Houston Astros 6-2 on Wednesday night in Game 7 of the World Series to win the first title in franchise history.
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Five teens were wounded in a shooting in northwest Toronto on Wednesday evening, Toronto police say.
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The United Auto Workers union says it has reached a tentative contract agreement with Ford after three days of intense bargaining.
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U.S. House investigators are asking former national security adviser John Bolton to testify in their impeachment inquiry, deepening their reach into the White House as the probe accelerates toward a potential vote to remove the president.
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Police say a fire has broken out at historic Shuri Castle on Japan's southern island of Okinawa, nearly destroying it.
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