President Donald Trump started in sales mode, using his State of the Union address to deliver an upbeat vision of the U.S. economy. But that portrayal collides with the sentiment of Americans who remain anxious about... Read more »

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Open this photo in gallery: Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said the province will hold a referendum on Oct. 19, with a focus on immigration policies and constitutional questions.Todd Korol/The Canadian Press The... Read more »

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A Crown corporation alerted Canada’s international trade minister about the sale of artillery ammunition to the U.S., some of which was destined for Israel, CBC News has learned. The CEO of the... Read more »

When Canadian resident Jeffrey Dale booked a vacation to Mexico, he expected the trip to include sunny weather, palm trees and relaxing days on the beach, but when violence broke out over... Read more »

As Toronto deals with a higher level of youth unemployment, a barbershop and a community organization in Scarborough partnered to host an event to support job-seekers in the city’s east end. During... Read more »

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Just past the sign that welcomes drivers to Olds, Alta., sits a parcel of farmland. It’s on the edge of town, across the street from homes and tucked behind the old municipal... Read more »