Curated Video
How many people are killed by police each year in the U.S.?
509 people have been shot and killed by police so far in 2016 according to Washington Post database that tracks fatal police shootings in the U.S.
Curated Video
Racial divisions in the U.S. resurface during election year
There are indications race rhetoric could intensify as the 2016 presidential election approaches
Curated Video
Michigan mom's photo of daughter in 'lockdown practice' goes viral
'It's not what I ever envisioned my children to have to walk through in today's world,' says Stacey Feeley
Curated Video
Sunday Scrum: 3 Amigos summit in Ottawa
Political panel discusses the relationship between Canada, U.S. and Mexico
Curated Video
Will Brexit affect U.S. presidential race?
CBC's Lyndsay Duncombe looks at the repercussions of Brexit on Clinton vs. Trump
Curated Video
Steel tariffs deadline
Joshua Zive and Brian Turmail on the pending expiration of Canada's exemption from U.S. metal tariffs.
Curated Video
Brain drain
Zachary Spicer and Adam Froman on how to deal with the migration of tech talent
Curated Video
Caught in the middle
The panel on the impact that farming industry could see from a U.S.-Canada trade war.
Curated Video
Canadians on the front lines of New York's war on opioids | Dispatch
Canadians are on the front lines of New York's war on opioids. CBC's Steven D'Souza reports on the workers trying to open the first supervised injection sites in the U.S.
Curated Video
Rex Murphy | Hillary Clinton vs. Donald Trump
Rex shares his thoughts on this fall's upcoming U.S. presidential election.
Curated Video
Being black in America and the conversation of survival
Black families have to prepare children for interactions with police, says NAACP's Peaches Henry
Curated Video
Nixon's former White House counsel on firing Comey
'Evil,' and 'stupid' are the terms used by John Dean for Donald Trump's hamfisted approach to firing FBI director.
Curated Video
Trump's new U.S. ambassador to Canada | Sunday Scrum
Kelly Knight Craft will become the first female in the role, filling a spot left vacant since January
Curated Video
Can Trump use pardons to foil investigators? | Sunday Talk
The U.S. president reportedly asked his advisers whether he can pardon his family, associates and even his staff. But what could happen if he does?
Curated Video
Trade talk
Frances Donald of Manulife Asset Management and Karl Schamotta of Cambridge Global Payments on trade tensions as a growing uncertainty for the economy
Curated Video
ISIS committing genocide, John Kerry says
U.S. secretary of state says ISIS 'is responsible for genocide against groups in territory under its control'
Curated Video
Life in Cuba then and now
Many in communist nation say they're proud of revolutionary past, but looking for more open, prosperous future, CBC's Adrienne Arsenault reports
Curated Video
Barack Obama's historic speech in Cuba
'I have come here to bury the last remnant of the Cold War in the Americas,' he says in first live speech by a sitting U.S. president to the Cuban people
Curated Video
Republican establishment looks to derail the 'Trump train'
Former Florida governor Jeb Bush endorses Ted Cruz for the Republican presidential nomination
Curated Video
SNL tackles U.S. presidential race with Donald Trump spoof
Trump's wins on Super Tuesday easy fodder for comedians
Curated Video
Fiat Chrysler hit with record fine
Ottawa admits it was left out of the loops on the massive buyback of FCA vehicles in the U.S., CBC's Ron Charles reports
Curated Video
Fiat Chrysler hit with record fine
Ottawa admits it was left out of the loops on the massive buyback of FCA vehicles in the U.S., CBC's Ron Charles reports
Curated Video
Canada-U.S. relations
Laura Dawson of the Wilson Institute and Chris Sands of Johns Hopkins University discuss Trump's tough talk on trade