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UK prince to step away from royals, seeks financial independence
Prince Harry and wife Meghan say they want to spend more time in North America.
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Exclusive: Grassley Admits That Crucial USMCA Trade Deal Takes Backseat to Impending Senate Trial
Sen. Chuck Grassley spoke exclusively with Cheddar on a wide-ranging list of topics: including how the upcoming senate impeachment trial will conflict with the landmark USMCA deal, the issue of prescription drug-pricing in America, the...
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Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland signs revised free trade agreement
Deputy Prime Minister Chrystia Freeland signed the revised new North American free trade agreement in Mexico City today. Freeland called the deal 'excellent' for Canadian workers and said it's something everyone 'can be proud of'.
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U.S. Trade Representative calls new deal 'best trade agreement in history'
The U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer signed the revised new North American free trade agreement in Mexico City on Tuesday. Lighthizer called the deal the 'best trade agreement in history'.
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US, Canada and Mexico sign trade pact to replace NAFTA
Trade pact was inked on same day Trump became fourth US president in history to face formal impeachment.
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Couples Are Forgoing Traditional Marriage Proposals: Report
Dhanusha Sivajee, the chief marketing officer of The Knot Worldwide, says surveys show fewer people are committing to the surprise marriage proposal or consulting with parents before pairing up.
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How BTS’s breakout international success is influencing Canadian artists
South Korean boy band BTS are an international success. Hear how their ability to break into worldwide markets is influencing Canadian musicians.
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World's top female hockey players announce boycott in bid for single league
More than 200 of the world's top female hockey players declared they will not compete in North America next season in a dramatic effort to establish a single professional league.
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Canadian art world reacts to Sackler family opioid manufacturer scandal
World-renowned cultural institutions have recently decided they will no longer accept donations from the Sackler opioid manufacturer family. CBC looks at how Canadian cultural institutions are dealing with the fallout.
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What you need to know about New York's congestion pricing
New York will become the first U.S. city to impose congestion pricing, seen as a key weapon against global warming, following lawmakers' approval of a state budget to fund the plan.
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Nigeria seeks oil and gas royalties, Payless goes bankrupt and Honda closes U.K. plant | Business Panel
Our weekend business panel discusses the Nigerian government's demands for royalties from foreign oil and gas companies, the announcement that Payless Shoes is filing for bankruptcy in North America and Honda's decision to shut down a...
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GM to Close Factories, Cut Jobs as Consumer Tastes Change
General Motors said it will cut nearly 15,000 jobs ー a combination of factory and office roles ー and put five plants on the chopping block as it contends with shifting consumer preferences and slowing sales.
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Lawmakers Unite to Oppose GM Plant Closures, Layoffs
Politicians on both sides of the aisle united with labor leaders on Monday to slam GM's announcement that it would cut more than 14,000 jobs ー a combination of factory and office roles ー and put five plants on the chopping block.
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Facebook Revenue Falls Short of Estimates, User Growth Slows
Facebook announced quarterly earnings on Tuesday, with revenue coming in below analyst estimates, while earnings per share came in well above. Daily active user growth, however, also slowed in the quarter. Cheddar's Alex Heath breaks...
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Facebook's Mixed Earnings Point to Slowing Growth Ahead
Facebook shares whipsawed in after-hours trading Tuesday after the company just narrowly missed revenue and user estimates and forecast a continued ramp-up in spending. The world’s largest social network reported revenue of $13.73...
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NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg denies Norway exercises show alliance is expanding northwards
NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg has denied the military alliance is expanding northwards to counter new threats. It comes as the organisation holds its biggest military exercise since the Cold War near Norway’s border with Russia. But...
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League of Legends Goes Mainstream in Oakland
If you had any lingering doubts that eSports had gone mainstream, they would have been erased when the North American League of Legends Summer Split took over the Oracle Arena ー home to the defending NBA champion Golden State Warriors....
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Churchill railway deal inspires hope in Manitoba town
A new deal to repair the Churchill, Man., broken rail line is inspiring hope in the small town. CBC's Erin Brohman reports.
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North America's longest-running sporting event turns 200
The National introduces you to the Ring family — coxswains and rowers who have been synonymous with the Royal St. John's Regatta for decades.
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Calgary creates largest pathway network in North America
Calgary has created the largest pathway network in North America, connecting the city's bike paths. CBC's Erin Collins reports.
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Willie O'Ree to be inducted into Hockey Hall of Fame
Willie O'Ree, the first black player in the NHL, will be one of six people inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame for 2018.
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Tariff threat
Darren Kirk of Exco Technologies about the growing fears of global trade disputes
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Hosting the World Cup comes with a steep price
For city officials in Toronto, Montreal and Edmonton, the tourism boost is worth the cost, but experts say to be wary when doing business with FIFA — an organization with a history of corruption scandals.