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Four men talk about being homeless in one of Canada's richest cities.

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Concerts are the bread and butter for musicians, but big acts like Coldplay are taking a break from touring because of their carbon footprint. We look at the environmental impact of those big tours.

Clint Eastwood’s new movie, Richard Jewell, is drawing criticism over its portrayal of a female journalist. In the movie, the journalist, based on real-life reporter Kathy Scruggs, is shown using sex to get a story.

A vote by the House judiciary committee puts U.S. President Donald Trump one step closer to impeachment. The articles of impeachment will go for a full vote in Congress next week.

Jody Wilson-Raybould could be evicted from her offices if she doesn’t voluntarily give them up, the Speaker of the House says. Wilson-Raybould is refusing to move out of the suite of offices she used as a Liberal cabinet minister despite no longer being entitled to the space.

Several former leadership contenders are among the first politicians to publicly consider running to replace Andrew Scheer as Conservative leader.

The Conservative Party, led by Boris Johnson, is expected to win a decisive majority after the U.K. election largely focused on Brexit.

Transport Minister Marc Garneau says a “racist” email sent around a Transport Canada department 10 years ago is “absolutely unacceptable” and he has reopened an investigation into what happened.

New safety measures for transporting oil by rail didn’t prevent a massive oil spill, which caught fire, after a train derailment in Saskatchewan. An investigation is looking into how the crash-resistant rail cars leaked.

The At Issue panel breaks down why Andrew Scheer resigned as Conservative leader now and how the party can move forward.

Squamish Nation is turning some of its land into a major real-estate development in Vancouver that's worth billions. Similar projects, led by other First Nations, are in the works throughout the region.

A Winnipeg community is creating solutions to the growing problem of “porch pirates” during the holiday season.

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Crews recovered six bodies from the site of this week’s volcano eruption in New Zealand.

Andrew Scheer is resigning as Conservative leader after failing to win the last election. The National looks at why he resigned now, what comes next and who his replacement might be.

Jody Wilson-Raybould is refusing to move out of the suite of offices she used as a Liberal cabinet minister despite no longer being entitled to the space. The Independent MP calls the office space dispute “petty.”

After a Nova Scotia hockey player was taunted with racist comments during a recent games, his fellow players are showing their support by marking their sticks with red tape.

Montreal police say the death of a woman and her two sons is “suspicious” and they haven’t ruled out a triple homicide.

After a shootout near a local market killed six people, the Jewish community in Jersey City, N.J., is looking for answers about why they were targeted.

Kawhi Leonard left the Toronto Raptors after a championship season, but got a hero’s welcome on his first game back in the city.

In Hartlepool, a coastal town in northeastern England, many voters hope Brexit will help restore its industrial strength.

Traditional political foes are working together in Northern Ireland toward the common goal of defeating Boris Johnson and his Brexit plan.

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More workplaces and schools are becoming nap friendly and it’s a choice that could be good for your health — in small doses.