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Canada Did you buy bread in the past 20 years? Then you’re probably included in what’s being called the “largest settlement of a price-fixing case in Canadian history.” Here’s what we know about the $500-million bread-fixing settlement with Loblaw. If you bought bread in the past 20 years, then you’re probablyContinue Reading

Canada Canadian ultrarunner Stephanie Case just won the 100-kilometre Ultra-Trail Snowdonia ultramarathon in Wales — six months postpartum, without an elite bib, and while stopping to breastfeed her baby at aid stations. Stephanie Case placed 1st in the Ultra-Trail Snowdonia in Wales 6 months postpartum Natalie Stechyson · CBC NewsContinue Reading

Canada In an afternoon statement, the Canadian Union of Postal Workers said its negotiators had ‘worked hard to carefully evaluate’ Canada Post’s latest offers and prepare responses ahead of the day’s meeting with the employer and the mediators. Talks expected to resume in coming days, says Canadian Union of PostalContinue Reading

London Residents in Walkerton, Ont., turned on their porch lights and left running shoes outside as a way to show their grief after four teenage athletes and their teacher were killed in a multi-vehicle crash outside London last week. Residents planned to gather Sunday for a candlelight vigil to honourContinue Reading

Canada A Danish MP is calling for the extradition of the Canadian pharmacist behind a notorious porn site that hosted deepfake images of celebrities, politicians, social media influencers and others, including prominent Canadian and Danish women. Pharmacist David Do no longer at Toronto area hospital after CBC revealed he was key person behind MrDeepFakesContinue Reading

Canada With another strike looming, Canada Post says it is fighting for its life amid staggering losses. The decline of the letter and rise of the parcel have not been kind to the postal service A Canada Post truck is seen on a road in Montreal last December. Canada PostContinue Reading

Canada Toronto criminal lawyer Mitchell Worsoff was acquitted in early May of all charges stemming from sex assault allegations involving a minor following a judge-alone trial. Ontario Court of Justice Judge Robert Wadden said that testimony by the alleged victim at the centre of this case “had numerous shortcomings.”  Judge saidContinue Reading

This First Person article is the experience of Jessyka Hagen, who lives in Airdrie, Alta. For more information about CBC’s First Person stories, please see the FAQ. I stared at Jordan and wondered how I had ever been in love with him. It was a chilly winter night and weContinue Reading