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Former Liberal MP Han Dong, who now sits as an Independent, testified before the federal inquiry into alleged Chinese government interference in Canadian elections that he had no knowledge of Chinese students using falsified documents to vote in his nomination.

Video obtained by Reuters shows TV monitors inside a Taipei newsroom shaking following a strong earthquake that struck off Taiwan.

Edmonton police are investigating the death of an 11-year-old boy who died after he was attacked by two dogs.

Video obtained by Reuters shows the inside of an apartment in Taipei shaking following a 7.5 magnitude earthquake that struck off Taiwan.

There were claps from the gallery of London, Ont. city council on Tuesday after city politicians voted in favour of an updated fireworks bylaw that would allow backyard fireworks for the Chinese Lunar New Year and Diwali.

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A strong earthquake of magnitude 7.5 struck off Taiwan. Japan issued a tsunami alert for the southern Japanese island group of Okinawa.

British Columbia's government has introduced a bill that would give federally recognized First Nations the legal right to acquire and hold land in the province.

Canadian Zach Edey of Purdue is among the five finalists for the John R. Wooden Award as the nation's outstanding men's college basketball player of the season.

Four years after a museum dedicated to B.C.'s South Asian community was promised, members say they are frustrated by its lack of progress.

Friends are remembering one of three people killed in a Milton car crash on the weekend as a man with a "big personality," who made others laugh and supported his family financially.

From housing to food prices to the carbon tax, affordability is proving to be a key issue for Canadians. As the next federal budget draws near, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau joined host Jeff Douglas amid a series of announcements that provide a glimpse of what his government has in store.

We're learning more about one of the victims of a fatal crash in Milton over the weekend. Friends say 26-year-old Mousawar Ahmed had a love for life and supported his entire family. Talia Ricci has more.

A boy is dead after visiting a home with two large dogs in Edmonton’s Summerside community. Travis McEwan reports the city's animal control unit has been to the home before.

Johsua St. Pierre is the principal investigator for the Stuttering Commons, it looks at developing the field of dysfluency. He joins Nancy Carlson and talks about how the conversation around speech differences is changing.

Premier Doug Ford is stepping up his attacks on the Prime Minister and the newly increased federal carbon tax. Ford held a news conference in East Gwillimbury, Ont., on Tuesday, where he told a group of farmers if the tax doesn't go — Justin Trudeau will. Chris Glover reports.

Pam Sanderson has been fighting over the last five years for her son, has mental health issues and a drug addiction, to get the care he requires.

Opposition MNA Guillaume Cliche-Rivard, who has lobbied on their behalf, says the decision to grant them a reprieve was the right one but he says their situation shows the need to quickly offer immigrants in essential jobs permanent status.

Visual Radio Afternoon Show for Vancouver.

The Military Museums in Calgary are retelling the incredible tale of the Great Escape, one of the most famous examples of ingenuity and determination of the Second World War.

The City of Elliot Lake was announced as the winner of Hockeyville 2024 on Saturday. It beat out three other Canadian communities, after collecting the most online votes in a two-day poll last week. The community will receive $250,000, and will use that money to help fix up its Centennial Arena.

For award-winning poet and bestselling author Ross Gay, joy and delight aren’t frivolous or a privilege. He argues they’re absolutely essential to a meaningful life, especially in the face of grief, sadness and suffering.

The federal government deducted a total of $79 million from provinces where patients paid out of pocket during 2021-2022 for medically necessary services. The majority of the deductions were taken due to patient charges for diagnostic imaging services at private clinics.

Caitlin Clark can claim another highlight — the most-watched women's college basketball game on record.

After responding to a call of an encampment, an officer was attacked and bitten by a dog, leading them to discharge their firearm.