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A knife attack Thursday that injured the U.S. ambassador to South Korea is only the latest act of political violence in a deeply divided country where some protesters portray their causes as matters of life and death. The slashing of Ambassador Mark Lippert's face and arm was an extreme example, but America infuriates …

The number of people leaving Manitoba for other provinces is slowly climbing — and young people are leading the charge. From 2013 to 2014, 4,800 more people left Manitoba for other provinces than came in — a 13 per cent increase over the year before – and the number one age group on their way out: people age 20 to 24.

The World Health Organization says it will soon start large-scale testing of an experimental Ebola vaccine in Guinea to see how effective it might be in preventing future outbreaks of the dreaded virus.

Some students at Miscouche Consolidated School have started their own TV newscast called Mustang News. "Different experience and to help out with the school, get involved and let the students know what's going on around in their school," said Brenna.

The Newfoundland and Labrador Liberals think that lessons were not learned during widespread power outages in 2014, during a period known as DarkNL. Liberal MHA Dale Kirby said he still has a lot of questions following a power failure on Wednesday of this week that stretched from St. John's to central Newfoundland.

Much of the headline-grabbing movie "Fifty Shades of Grey," released last month, was shot in downtown Vancouver, a fact that Tourism Vancouver is playing up. The sites include the Gastown cafe Rainier Provisions, the Bentall 5 downtown office tower and the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, scene of a steamy elevator episode.  …

The Supreme Court of Canada will rule today in the case of Mark Edward Grant, whose conviction in the 1984 abduction and murder of Winnipeg teenager Candace Derksen was overturned. The country's highest court must decide whether to reinstate Grant's murder conviction or side with the Manitoba Court of Appeal, which ordered …

Christine Simard, who runs a housing service with mental health support called Centre-Inter-Section, said her staff refer people to Centre D'Aide. Centre D'Aide has asked ministry for a moratorium on the funding cut until they meet to discuss a solution.

These were the infrequent and minor incidents recorded by the RCMP's parliamentary detachment as threats to the security of VIPs during the two years leading up to the tragic shooting on Oct. 22. Through the Access to Information Act, CBC News obtained a dozen "occurrence reports" documenting these relatively tame security …

Public sector workers, like teachers and nurses, are on high alert as the provincial government makes increasingly loud noises about reopening their contracts to cut pay. According to Statistics Canada numbers out last week, the average weekly wage in Alberta was $1,163 last year, 23 per cent higher than the national average. …

An ex-skinhead, now a counsellor trying to turn around the lives of potential extremists, is warning that Ottawa's plan to fight homegrown terrorism is primed to backfire. Daniel Gallant, 39, is a reformed neo-Nazi and one of just two people to share his story of a life entangled with extremism in a federally-funded online …

The sleep-deprived are waking up to warmer weather and brighter days, and biological rhythms will readjust. "The cold makes people feel tired, more irritable, and they're often going to and from work in the dark. That's starting to lift now, as will these bone-chilling temperatures," said Dr. James MacFarlane, a sleep …

DONETSK, Ukraine - Officials in a separatist rebel-held city in east Ukraine say the death toll from an accidental explosion at a coal mine has risen to 32.

Canada's chief elections investigator pushed hard against moving his operations out of the same building as Elections Canada, fearing it would interfere with his ability to investigate electoral wrongdoing and could taint evidence needed to prosecute offenders. Yves Cote, the commissioner of elections, had already lost …

The Supreme Court of Canada will issue a ruling today on whether to reinstate the murder conviction for a man accused of killing a Winnipeg girl more than 30 years ago. Mark Grant was found guilty of second-degree murder in 2011 in the abduction and murder of 13-year-old Candace Derksen in November 1984. The conviction …

U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry sought Thursday to ease Gulf Arab concerns about an emerging nuclear deal with Iran and explore ways to calm instability in Yemen and other troubled nations in the Middle East. A day after wrapping up the latest round of Iran nuclear negotiations in Switzerland, Kerry was in Saudi Arabia …

BEIJING, China - China announced a lower economic growth target for this year and promised to open more industries to foreign investors as it tries to make its slowing, state-dominated economy more productive....

BERLIN - German factory orders, a key indicator for Europe's biggest economy, dropped much further than expected in January — led by a big drop in demand from other eurozone countries.