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Aftermath of airstrikes in Mosul
Residents of Mosul, Iraq, sift through the rubble of buildings destroyed by U.S.-led airstrikes earlier this month
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Nude photo scandal rocks U.S. marines
An investigation has been launched into a Facebook group where nude photos of female service members were being shared, CBC's Steven D'Souza reports
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Rates rise
David Rosenberg, chief economist, Gluskin Sheff & Associates, on what a U.S. rate hike means for Canadians
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Mike Myers says comedy's not the whole answer
Shows like Saturday Night Live are firing shots at U.S. President Trump, but Canadian comedian Mike Myers says that isn't enough on its own to bring about change
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Clamping down on carry-on devices
Sudden restrictions out of the U.S. and U.K. may limit your electronics on some flights, which has people asking: why are there such specific conditions?
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How Trump's budget affects the environment
In addition to cutting the Environmental Protection Agency by 31 per cent, Trump's proposed budget would have an effect on climate change that goes beyond the U.S.
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What's the outlook for the economy?
David Rosenberg, an economist with money manager Gluskin Sheff cuts through the noise to gauge the outlook for the economies of Canada and the United States
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Second round
Chris Sands, director, Center for Canadian Studies, Johns Hopkins University, on the resumption of NAFTA talks
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Canada's newest trade deal
Canada is signing on to a new trade deal — a revamped Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement, which doesn’t include the U.S. after the country pulled out of talks last year. Eleven countries accounting for 14% of the world's economy make up...
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Trump's budget
Beth Osborne of Transportation for America on Trump's infrastructure plan
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Oil prices
Rory Johnston of Scotiabank on the U.S. becoming the world's biggest oil producer
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Future of marijuana in U.S. a hazy situation
The future of legal marijuana in the U.S. has become a hazy situation ever since Donald Trump took office. CBC News followed a four-hour “beer and bud” tour on a “cannabus” in San Diego, to explore the different aspects of cannabis...
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Icewine battle
Aaron Saltzman on the growing competition to Canada's lucrative icewine exports
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Trump's trade lies
Brett House, deputy chief economist at Scotiabank says in the fight between Canada and the U.S. over who has a trade deficit, both sides are kind of right. But either way, Trump is already winning
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Canada joins U.K. allies in expelling Russian diplomats
Canada has joined the U.K. and its allies in expelling Russian diplomats from the country to show solidarity with Great Britain. Canada's action will cover seven Russian personnel. Three applications by the Russian government for...
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Canada's role in trade war
With a trade war looming between the U.S. and China, Canada could have opportunities and risks emerge as the two sides dig in. Jia Wang of the China Institute at the University of Alberta discusses the pros and cons
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Economic reliance
Jeanne Batalova, senior policy analyst at MPI, on U.S. dependence on immigration.
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Trade row
Derek Scissors, Asia economist at The American Enterprise Institute, on escalating threats in the U.S.-China trade spat.
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Canada's position
Omar Allam of Allam Advisory Group, on how Canada should respond to the growing trade threats from the U.S.
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Donald Trump claims Obama had his phones wiretapped
U.S. president accuses Barack Obama of having Trump Tower telephone lines wiretapped without evidence
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Asylum seekers share harrowing journeys to Canada
Two men who say they're on the run from death threats in Somalia and a Kenyan refugee camp sought asylum in Canada after journeys spanning some 400 days and costing tens of thousands of dollars
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Border crossings expected to surge
Emerson, Manitoba has seen numerous illegal border crossings into Canada from the U.S., and with the warmer weather on the way, the community is bracing for more
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Growing number of asylum seekers crossing into Canada
Dozens of asylum seekers who fled the U.S. for Canada have made their way into Manitoba, prompting concern that with warmer temperatures would-be refugees will come in growing numbers
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Democrats elect Tom Perez as party chairman
U.S. Democrats have a new national party chairman: Tom Perez, labour secretary under former president Barack Obama