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- Family may lose home after learning Medicare won't cover lifesaving surgery February 21, 2019Marilyn Steele held onto her life but may lose her home because of lifesaving surgery her Fredericton doctor said couldn't be done in these parts.
- Opposition cries foul as Premier Doug Ford's list of patronage appointments grows February 21, 2019
- First post-SNC-Lavalin polls look bad for Trudeau Liberals February 21, 2019The Liberals were on track for re-election at year's end - but the SNC-Lavalin affair has taken its toll on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
- Ottawa could face four class-action lawsuits over $165M error at Veterans Affairs February 21, 2019The federal government now faces four proposed class-action lawsuits over a $165 million accounting error at Veterans Affairs which shortchanged more than 250,000 former soldiers, sailors and aircrew, CBC News has learned.
- Brampton, Ont., man charged in death of his 11-year-old daughter dies in hospital February 21, 2019A Toronto-area man charged with first-degree murder after his 11-year-old daughter's body was found in a Brampton home died Wednesday, according to Peel Regional Police.
- Drone footage shows extent of oil spill near St. Lazare, Man. February 21, 2019Two friends captured aerial video of a 37 car train derailment that happened in western Manitoba on Saturday.
- What Karl Lagerfeld taught Canadian fashion designers February 21, 2019Karl Lagerfeld's five-decade-long career influenced many in the fashion industry, including some of Canada's top designers, who praise his work ethic and flair for reinvention.
- Toronto police knew serial killer Bruce McArthur linked to 3 of his victims in 2013: court files February 21, 2019Toronto police knew Bruce McArthur "had a link" to three of the eight men he pleaded guilty to murdering after interviewing the serial killer in late 2013, according to a newly unsealed judicial order.
- Emergency alert ends after dozens of crashes shut down Trans-Canada Highway in Alberta for hours February 20, 2019A series of multi-vehicle pileups shut down Highway 1 in both directions near Canmore, Alta., on Wednesday with reports of up to 40 vehicles in the ditch due to snow and icy roads.
- Midweek podcast: How is the Liberal caucus dealing with the SNC-Lavalin affair? February 20, 2019This week, we talk to Liberal MP Francis Scarpaleggia about what effect the SNC-Lavalin controversy involving the PMO and former attorney general is having on his party's caucus.
CBC | Canada News
- Family may lose home after learning Medicare won't cover lifesaving surgery February 21, 2019Marilyn Steele held onto her life but may lose her home because of lifesaving surgery her Fredericton doctor said couldn't be done in these parts.
- Opposition cries foul as Premier Doug Ford's list of patronage appointments grows February 21, 2019
- First post-SNC-Lavalin polls look bad for Trudeau Liberals February 21, 2019The Liberals were on track for re-election at year's end - but the SNC-Lavalin affair has taken its toll on Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
- Ottawa could face four class-action lawsuits over $165M error at Veterans Affairs February 21, 2019The federal government now faces four proposed class-action lawsuits over a $165 million accounting error at Veterans Affairs which shortchanged more than 250,000 former soldiers, sailors and aircrew, CBC News has learned.
- Brampton, Ont., man charged in death of his 11-year-old daughter dies in hospital February 21, 2019A Toronto-area man charged with first-degree murder after his 11-year-old daughter's body was found in a Brampton home died Wednesday, according to Peel Regional Police.
- Drone footage shows extent of oil spill near St. Lazare, Man. February 21, 2019Two friends captured aerial video of a 37 car train derailment that happened in western Manitoba on Saturday.
- What Karl Lagerfeld taught Canadian fashion designers February 21, 2019Karl Lagerfeld's five-decade-long career influenced many in the fashion industry, including some of Canada's top designers, who praise his work ethic and flair for reinvention.
- Toronto police knew serial killer Bruce McArthur linked to 3 of his victims in 2013: court files February 21, 2019Toronto police knew Bruce McArthur "had a link" to three of the eight men he pleaded guilty to murdering after interviewing the serial killer in late 2013, according to a newly unsealed judicial order.
- Emergency alert ends after dozens of crashes shut down Trans-Canada Highway in Alberta for hours February 20, 2019A series of multi-vehicle pileups shut down Highway 1 in both directions near Canmore, Alta., on Wednesday with reports of up to 40 vehicles in the ditch due to snow and icy roads.
- Midweek podcast: How is the Liberal caucus dealing with the SNC-Lavalin affair? February 20, 2019This week, we talk to Liberal MP Francis Scarpaleggia about what effect the SNC-Lavalin controversy involving the PMO and former attorney general is having on his party's caucus.
