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The potential health effects of vaping also include irreversible damage to teeth.

The limited access to affordable housing in B.C. has made homelessness a growing problem in smaller communities throughout the province.

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A Radio-Canada investigation has uncovered some possibly serious health risks, including exposure to mould, asbestos and lead, at a now-demolished RCMP training facility in Kemptville, Ont.

Recent allegations against several NHL coaches have many in the hockey world discussing how coaches can be demanding without being demeaning.

Air Canada’s new booking system is creating turbulence for many customers trying to reach the airline’s customer service department.

The UN climate conference in Madrid is trying to lay the groundwork to support the 2015 Paris Agreement on global carbon markets.

A look at how Canada’s system of equalization payments work and why one common criticism isn’t true.

A lack of restriction on the marketing, sale and labelling of vape products has created a new market for nicotine products, many of which are backed by big tobacco companies.

A new report says food bank use in Ontario is rising, in part because of low wages and temporary jobs.

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Republicans released their defence of U.S. President Donald Trump ahead of the public release of the impeachment report and criticized the report being released while Trump was out of the country.

An overnight human trafficking bust in Toronto led to the arrest of a female pimp and The National’s Ioanna Roumeliotis got a first-hand look at how it all happened.

A fire on the tracks shut down a portion of the subway line for several hours while cleanup from a winter storm further slowed the commute in Toronto.

There was a show of solidarity at the premiers' meeting today, with everyone agreeing to a new set of priorities and proposed changes to the fiscal stabilization program.

In an interview with the BBC, Virginia Giuffre was adamant about being forced to have sex with Prince Andrew after being trafficked by disgraced late U.S. financier Jeffrey Epstein.

Vaping products do not have to list their ingredients, so CBC News took them to a lab to find out what’s not on the label.

After the HBO miniseries told the story of the 1986 Chornobyl nuclear disaster, Russian producers are playing catch-up to regain control of the story. 

Canadian Indy Car driver Robert Wickens survived a 300 km/h crash last year, but his life will never be the same. 

The art installation located in Vancouver’s Granville neighbourhood is made up of 600 faux crystals.

Officials in Asbestos, Que., say the town's name causes nothing but trouble and it's time for a change — but not everyone is on board.

Ryan Straschnitzki, who was paralyzed in last year's Humboldt Broncos bus crash, dropped the puck at a hockey game for expats in Bangkok.

A crucial new phase begins this week in the impeachment proceedings in Washington.

It's their first opportunity since the federal election to meet and plan for how to deal with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's minority government.

Police identified Saskia Jones and Jack Merritt as those killed in Friday's stabbing attack near London Bridge.