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A violent attack on a high school student that was shared on social media but not reported by the school board seems to exemplify a broken system in Ontario. An exclusive CBC News investigation has more on the gaps and inconsistencies in Canada’s system for keeping track of student violence.

A trial is underway in New York state arguing that Exxon Mobil misled investors about the impact of fossil fuels. Some are comparing it to the big tobacco trials that revealed the industry knew the risks of cigarettes.

Liberal MP Catherine McKenna’s office was vandalized with a slur, which she says was an attempt to keep women out of politics.

Bloc Quebecois Leader Yves-Francois Blanchet outlined what his party’s strategy will be when Parliament resumes with a minority government.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney’s government outlined its first budget today, which includes cuts to public sector jobs and infrastructure projects with a goal of balancing the budget by 2023.

Major League Baseball is testing the use of radar technology for calling pitches. Will it fix some of the problems in the sport or make umpires obsolete?

A man has been arrested after officials found a truck containing 39 bodies in Essex, England. Authorities say it’s believed the truck had travelled to the U.K. from Bulgaria.

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U.S. President Donald Trump declared a permanent ceasefire between Turkey and Kurdish forces in northern Syria and announced sanctions against Turkey would be dropped.

Ottawa city council denied a leave of absence to Coun. Rick Chiarelli over allegations he made inappropriate remarks to over a dozen women.

CBC News has uncovered new details into a stabbing outside a Hamilton high school that killed 14-year-old Devan Bracci-Selvey.

The ongoing feeling of frustration in Alberta over its relationship with Ottawa was exemplified by Monday’s election results. We talked to Calgarians former cabinet minister Monte Solberg about what could be done to improve that relationship.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau committed to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion as one way he will work to improve his relationship with Western Canada.

Justin Trudeau has many challenges ahead as he leads a minority government in a more divided country. Our At Issue panel is here to discuss what this new reality means for Trudeau. 

The Toronto Raptors raised their NBA championship banner, celebrating last season’s win before opening a new season without some big-name players.

Aly Jenkins, a prominent Saskatchewan curler, died after a rare complication during childbirth and the Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists of Canada say this highlights the need to track maternal deaths.

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Major gains for the Bloc Quebecois in the election gives the party significant leverage over the minority Liberal government, which Yves-Francois Blanchet intends to use.

The cities around Toronto played a big role in the election result, Adrienne Arsenault was there today to talk to voters and candidates about how it happened.

The campaign was full of promises to make life more affordable, but what happens to those promises in a minority government is complicated.

Another Liberal government has sparked more anger in Alberta over continued uncertainty in the oil and gas sector and the provincial economy.

Andrew Scheer defended how the Conservative Party fared in the election, focusing on a gain in seats and taking the popular vote.

Justin Trudeau will be at the helm of a minority government in a divided Parliament that represents an increasingly divided country.