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The residents of Berwick, N.S., have taken matters into their own hands to tackle the climate emergency.

The killing of an Indigenous man in Alberta has brought two communities together to try and confront the racial tensions that have divided them.

Female MPs are installing panic buttons and hiring security as online threats against them escalate.

The Conservative caucus will meet for the first time since the federal election and as some question Andrew Scheer’s leadership. The National’s Katie Simpson spoke to caucus members about the mood ahead of the meeting.

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Sometimes a little time, respect and conversation can help a doctor change the mind of a vaccinate hesitant parent.

A Mexican drug cartel ambushed an American family and shot nine people dead, including six children. Officials say their vehicles may have been mistaken for those of a rival cartel.

Winnipeg’s mayor says violence in the city has reached a point of “crisis” after 11 homicides in 30 days put it on track to set a record for the year.

A former diplomat and key witness at U.S. President Donald Trump’s impeachment inquiry has changed his testimony and now says there was a clear quid pro quo in the phone call with Ukraine.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is still making decisions about who will be in his new cabinet and when Parliament will resume. One big question is whether Trudeau will move Chrystia Freeland to from foreign affairs to a domestic portfolio.

China will again allow Canadian beef and pork products into the country and though it points to a slight thaw, the relationship between Ottawa and Beijing remains tense.

Police are investigating after a driver did doughnuts in the middle of a Toronto-area highway near the airport while others looked on capturing it all on video.

Testimony from U.S. President Donald Trump’s impeachment inquiry became public today with more details from the phone call with Ukraine’s president, while White House staff were no-shows.

Now that Elizabeth May has resigned as leader of the Green Party, what’s next for the party she has lead for more than 10 years?

With a year until the next U.S. president is elected, our political panel talks about how partisan politics and a possible impeachment will impact the campaign and the election outcome.

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As the crucial Iowa primary approaches, the Democratic presidential hopefuls are there selling their message. We talk to some of the candidates’ passionate supporters with the election a year away.

Pollution in New Delhi has made the air quality more than 10 times worse than is safe, but there has been minimal response from the Indian government.

A Canadian court is hearing arguments about whether the U.S. is still a safe country for asylum seekers as part of a legal challenge to the Safe Third Country Agreement.

More than 10 per cent of students at some Toronto alternative schools have been exempt from vaccinations because of their parents wishes, public health data shows.

One third of Canadians may be drinking water that contains high levels of lead, according to new data. In some parts of Montreal and Regina the lead levels have been compared to those in Flint, Mich.

If you want something a little more green, a little less expensive and you don't mind a final resting place with a stranger, a shared grave could be a fitting option as of Jan. 1, 2020.

U.S. President Donald Trump remains popular among supporters despite the possibility he could be the first president to run for re-election with impeachment on his resume.

Former U.S. national security adviser Susan Rice believes U.S. President Donald Trump's days in office are numbered and that Canada was right to arrest Huawei executive Meng Wanzhou at the behest of the U.S.