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As Prince Harry and Meghan “step back” from their roles as senior royals, The National looks at the implications of the move on the monarchy and the couple’s future.

The National took The Red Chair out to hear your opinion about Prince Harry and Meghan moving to Canada part time.

The owners of the Houston Astros have fired the team’s general manager and manager after revelations the team stole signs from opponents.

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A type of cancer linked to textured breast implants may be more common than initially thought. CBC News looks at why the number of cases for this rare cancer keeps increasing.

One of the most noticeable omissions from this year’s Oscar nominations were women directors, even though they were behind the camera for 10 per cent of the year’s top films.

The sister of Canada’s only victim on the MH17 crash in 2014 talks about the emotional and logistical struggles ahead for the families of Flight 752 victims.

People mourning loved ones who died in the Flight 752 crash are turning vigils into protests to demand answers and justice after learning the plane was shot down by an Iranian missile.

Iran has granted Canada more access to information about the downing of Flight 752, including crucial black box data, as questions continue about the chain of events leading up to the takeoff and the missile strike.

Finance Minister Bill Morneau says the government hasn’t decided if it will cover any of the security costs for Prince Harry and Meghan during their time in Canada, which are estimated at more than $1.7 million per year.

Prince Harry and his wife Meghan’s plan to split their time between Canada and the U.K. received approval for the Queen following “constructive” discussions.

Bushfires in Australia are taking a toll on the country's wildlife. Some experts estimate as much as a third of the country's koalas have died. David Common goes to a koala sanctuary that is trying to save them.

Black boxes are crucial to plane crash investigations. This Calgary company is using cloud technology to update an outdated system.

Ten years after a catastrophic earthquake in Haiti killed 230,000 people, hundreds gathered in Montreal to remember those who died.

Taiwanese President Tsai Ing-wen has won a second term, signalling strong voter support for her tough stance against China.

A small volcano near Manila erupted with a massive plume of ash and steam, prompting the evacuation of tens of thousands of people and forcing Manila's international airport to shut down.

U.S. President Donald Trump said the reason the U.S. killed senior Iranian general Qassem Soleimani was because he was planning imminent attacks on embassies. But critics and U.S. lawmakers want details about those plans.

For two days, Iranians have been protesting the Iranian regime for shooting down Flight 752 and killing many of their own people. Margaret Evans reports on the their defiance and how the regime is responding.

The Ukrainian team in Tehran is keeping a close watch on what Iran does with the wreckage of Flight 752. Our Chris Brown spoke with one of the men leading Ukraine's investigation.

In Toronto, mourning for the victims of Flight 752 has turned to anger for some. Ellen Mauro reports on how the largest Iranian community in Canada is feeling four days after the plane was shot down.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was in Edmonton to join mourners in honouring the victims of Flight 752.  

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If Iran was firing missiles at U.S. military bases in Iraq that night, why was Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 able to take off? CBC News’s Susan Ormiston looks for answers.

Family members of people killed in the Flight 752 crash have been unable to get to Tehran to visit the crash site and will continue to face challenges in getting bodies back to Canada for funerals.

Family and colleagues share their memories of politician John Crosbie, who has died at age 88.