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Harry and Meghan take their 'farewell tour'— but their new life may not be as peaceful as they hope 2 days ago – Nearly two months after Prince Harry and Meghan said they want to step back as senior members of the Royal Family, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are back in London for what some are calling their "farewell tour." But there is no guarantee their new life will give them the peace they say they want.

Families of those killed when Flight MH17 was shot down hope trial will expose Russian 'lies' a day ago – As the criminal trial of four men charged with the destruction of Flight MH17 begins in the Netherlands, victims' families demand the Kremlin’s highest representatives be held responsible.
Harry and Meghan's retreat leaves questions hanging over royal relations with the Commonwealth
'Barriers' in Canada's legal system complicating fight to end domestic violence
'Barriers' in Canada's legal system complicating fight to end domestic violence a day ago – Intimate partner violence makes up nearly one-third of all police-reported violent crime in this country, and many victims say that the legal system is complicating efforts to change this.
North Korea fires 3 unidentified projectiles, South's military says
Oil prices take biggest plunge in decades, taking another bite out of reeling Alberta
Conservatives say Canada lacks 'cushion' to weather economic crises
New presumptive case of coronavirus in Quebec
Alberta now has 4 cases of COVID-19
Bioplastics 101, ultimatum to wireless carriers: CBC's Marketplace cheat sheet
UN chief calls gender inequality biggest human rights challenge
What happens if a case of coronavirus emerges at a Canadian school?

State of local emergency declared after train hits propane tanker in southern Alberta 15 hours ago – The hamlet of Swalwell in southern Alberta has been ordered to evacuate after a train derailment.

Liberals introduce bill to 'eradicate' conversion therapy

Commons committee probes Boeing 737 Max crash following damning reports out of U.S., Ethiopia

RCMP says it will limit its use of facial recognition tech — but won't stop using it entirely

Oil plunge, coronavirus fears prompt panic selling on stock markets

Coronavirus: Here's what's happening around the world Monday

Broken, fragmented health-care system failed daughter who died by suicide, family of Taylor Pryor says

Shortage of seafarers opens the door for new recruits

Canada needs to address risks of aging IT to fend off threats that come with digital government

Business success of paperless papers may signal next step in mainstream

COVID-19: Why are cruise ship passengers quarantined and not self-isolated at home? 6 hours ago – Canadians on the Grand Princess cruise ship are being sent to Canadian Forces Base Trenton for a two-week quarantine, while others from affected countries suspected of contracting the coronavirus are able to self-isolate at home. CBC examines why the passengers can't go home and isolate themselves.

Cord Blood Bank of Canada clients want to know if kids' stem cells are viable, as company faces $600K lawsuit

Minnesota program offers 'blueprint' for pursuing perpetrators of domestic violence

'I've been stuck on March 10th': Families of Ethiopian Airline victims return to site a year after crash

The Great Recession nearly killed Harper's government — and COVID-19 could be worse

Biden vs. Sanders: Comparing the candidates on how their policies would affect Canada

MPs questioning top prison, parole board officials about case of woman murdered by parolee

Crude price plummet raises spectre of spending cuts, job losses in Canadian oilpatch

County where San Jose Sharks play bans mass gatherings due to coronavirus rates

Pro sports leagues close off locker rooms amid coronavirus fears

Shia militias now a greater threat than ISIS in the Middle East, says Canadia