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Sunrise Records head Doug Putman has bought 100 HMV stores from bankruptcy and plans to keep them open.

A second seemingly successful treatment of the virus that causes AIDS after a bone marrow transplant.

Packages containing apparent explosive devices were found today at three London transit hubs.

The ongoing dispute between Canada and China deepened today, as a major Canadian canola exporter was blocked from key Chinese market.

Trudeau's principal secretary expected to bring documents and talk dates before House judiciary committee.

The SNC-Lavalin affair fallout prompted Justin Trudeau to cancel a Regina trip today, and gather his advisers to discuss a message of contrition, which would represent a change in tactics. Media ID:

After a recent outbreak of measles in British Columbia, physicians are once again sounding the alarm about the importance of preventative vaccines. There have been 15 confirmed cases in B.C. this year alone, as well as cases in Quebec and parts of the U.S., but "vaccine hesitancy" continues to be a growing trend. The National's health panel explores the recent outbreaks and why parents should vaccinate.

Actor and former teen idol Luke Perry has died. Perry exploded into the popular consciousness in the early 1990's as the edgy outsider in a hugely successful coming-of-age TV drama. The actor had been hospitalized since last Wednesday following a massive stroke, according to his publicist.

Faced with a disturbing portrait, some Michael Jackson fans are jumping to his defence following a damning HBO documentary on the King of Pop and the alleged abuse which took place at Neverland ranch. Defenders point out that his accusers swore, when Jackson was still alive, that he did nothing wrong. But others are grappling with how to separate the man from the music, or whether they should even try.

Two police officers were rushed to hospital after what is being called a hit and run in Burnaby, B.C. Both are said to be seriously hurt, and officials say they are still looking for the driver of the car involved.

In the wake of the SNC-Lavalin affair, another cabinet minister has quit the Liberal front bench: Treasury Board president Jane Philpott. It's a move that shocked Ottawa, a city that is still reeling from the resignation of her personal friend and former colleague Jody Wilson-Raybould.

In a matter of weeks, the Liberal cabinet has lost two key ministers, and things don't seem to be getting any better for Justin Trudeau and the PMO as the SNC-Lavalin scandal deepens. So, what do we make of these cabinet losses? How deep a political crisis is this? And what is the damage? The panel is here for another special edition of At Issue.

Children's clinics across the country are seeing exponential growth in demand for treatment from teens who don't identify as the sex they were born with. Doctors are wary about putting underage patients through hormone treatments and irreversible surgery. But they're also keenly aware of the torment felt by some trans kids.

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Jane Philpott, one of Justin Trudeau's most trusted ministers, announced she has resigned from cabinet as the Liberal government's crisis over the SNC-Lavalin affair deepens. Philpott's resignation from her role as Treasury Board president comes less than a week after the riveting testimony from Jody Wilson-Raybould in front of the parliamentary justice committee.

Political strategist Donna Brazile discusses her time as former chair of the Democratic National Committee when Hillary Clinton ran and then lost her presidential bid in 2016.

Huge crowds gathered outside the Algerian consulate in Montreal to protest the country’s ruling government and to stand in solidarity with people in the north African country amid what's being called the "Algerian Spring."

Rahaf Mohammed’s highly publicized journey from Saudi Arabia to Canada was made possible with the help of a secret network of activists and fellow Saudis online who have themselves fled repression.

A teacher in B.C. is speaking out after losing her job as a teacher at a Christian school because she moved in with her boyfriend. CBC Go Public’s Erica Johnson reports

While Donald Trump was predicting a big 2020 win and mocking Democrats at a conservative conference this weekend, Democrats were ramping up investigations into the president's affairs.

Facebook threatened to withhold investment and job creation opportunities unless Canada adopted data policies that favoured the company, according to memos leaked to U.K. journalists

Jody Wilson-Raybould says she will run as a Liberal in her Vancouver riding in this fall’s federal election but her future as part of the Liberal caucus is still unclear.