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The families of the victims of two Boeing 737 Max 8 crashes — Lion Air and Ethiopian Air — will be fighting for answers as Boeing’s CEO testifies at a U.S. Senate committee this week. Eighteen Canadians were killed in the Ethiopian Air crash.

Parents say not enough was done to deal with bullying at an elementary school in Six Nations and have launched a human rights complaint against the federal government, which operates the school. Parents in the southwestern Ontario community are also lobbying to have more say over what happens at Six Nations’ schools.

A survey commissioned by CBC News for an ongoing series about school violence found that homophobia is another problem facing youth. Some schools are trying to be proactive, by raising awareness about LGBTQ issues.

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Tickets to the Canadian premiere of the hit musical Hamilton went on sale in Toronto today and, as fans lined up for tickets, the producers were working to keep the tickets out of the hands of scalpers.

The same day the EU approved an extension for Brexit, the U.K.’s Parliament rejected Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s bid for a general election.

The U.S. military will remain in Syria in a limited capacity after its raid on that led to the death of ISIS leader Abu-Bakr al Baghdadi over the weekend.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford returned to the legislature today, talking about unity and wanting to work with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau while Alberta Premier Jason Kenney presented Trudeau with a list of demands.

Strong winds in California are fuelling several wildfires throughout the state. The Kincade Fire is still the largest, with more than 200,000 homes evacuated and ongoing power shut-offs affecting over one million people.

In Oak Bay, B.C., an out-of-control deer population is causing big problems.

Queer Eye's Antoni Porowski is a Montreal-born former actor who credits his upbringing for shaping his worldview, with his love of food from all over the world being a key part of that.

More than one-third of students between the ages of 14 and 21 say they were physically assaulted at least once before reaching high school, according to a survey commissioned as part of CBC News’ School Violence series.

The heavily interconnected B.C. forestry sector is facing a crisis as 25 mills have ceased operating this year, leaving more than 6,000 people out of work.  

The death of a 79-year-old with Alzheimer's who went missing after wandering from home is renewing calls for there to be an alert system for when seniors go missing.

Winnipeg police are investigating three homicides, including the death of a teenage girl, that occurred in a single night after they were stabbed at a Halloween party.

The Kincade Fire's unpredictability due to extreme winds has forced officials to expand evacuation orders.

The U.S. military raid's success could prove a major boost for U.S. President Donald Trump, but experts warn that ISIS operatives could be planning retaliatory attacks.

Abu-Bakr al Baghdadi, who oversaw an empire of terror built on fear, rape and mass murder in Iraq and Syria, died over the weekend following a U.S. military raid.

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As part of our investigation into violence between kids at school we are looking at what can be done. Our panel discusses the support victims need and how to try and help the perpetrators.

A recent report found that women experiencing menopause symptoms said their concerns were often diminished and overlooked by doctors. These types of interactions are something advocates are trying to change.

Thousands of people crowded the streets of Vancouver to take part in a massive climate march attended by teenage climate activist Greta Thunberg.

A new pop-up museum in L.A. is devoted to high-end, collectible sneakers, some of which are worth tens of thousands of dollars.