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The world's first biometric opioid vending machine was recently launched in Vancouver, British Columbia, in an attempt to reduce overdose deaths.

Royal Canadian Mounted Police said three travelers forced to endure temperatures as low as -58F.

"Today is not the day for blame," Canadian Foreign Affairs Minister François-Philippe Champagne said. "Today is the day for answers."

Representatives for the multinational International Coordination and Response Group set out a five-point framework for cooperation with Iran to investigate the destruction of a passenger jet near Tehran last week.

Brendon Wayne Spurrell, 22, was released from custody by mistake after an administrative error in Ottawa, Canada.

Canadians are "not quite sure" what to make of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle coming to Canada.

Meghan visited the Downtown Eastside Women's Centre in Vancouver, which provides support to women and children in need, including hot meals, clothing and computer access.

Prince Harry met with Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles and Prince William after he and wife Meghan announced they intended to step back from their roles as senior royals.

Canada, Ukraine, Sweden, Afghanistan and Britain are expected to meet to discuss an investigation into the incident.

Canada, Ukraine and the U.S. have all demanded that Tehran pay compensation to the families of those killed when Ukraine International Airlines flight 752 was shot down last week.

The monarch issued the statement following "very constructive" talks with Harry, Prince William and Prince Charles at her Sandringham estate in Norfolk, U.K.

An Ontario woman said her driver sped through several stop signs during the trip.

Iran admitted over the weekend that it had accidentally shot down a Ukrainian jetliner with dozens of Canadians on board.

Michael McCain said the 176 people killed aboard Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 were "collateral damage" of Trump's "irresponsible" behavior.

A student has been told she must pay back thousands of dollars in fraudulent charges to Canada's largest bank, because the PIN number for her stolen debit card consisted of part of her phone number.

A contestant on 'Family Feud Canada' went viral after answering "chicken" to a question about Popeye's favorite food, confusing the cartoon character with the fast-food chain.

"Spinning Out" is set in the fictional town of Hawkley, Idaho, but the Netflix series was actually filmed in another country entirely.

Earth loses 13 billion trees per year but regains less than half.

Alberta man Mark Holmgren came up with a very unusual solution for what to do with his amputated arm—he took it to a local taxidermist and had him prepare the bones for display.

"It's really heartbreaking... the same thing that she was trying to be vocal about happened to her," said a friend of the victim.

A Canadian man has sued Caesars Windsor Resort and Casino after losing around $260,000, claiming the casino took advantage of his status as a compulsive gambler.

Fox News host Jesse Watters called the removal of President Donald Trump from a Canadian television version of 'Home Alone 2' a "liberal edit."

"I guess Justin T doesn't much like my making him pay up on NATO or Trade!" Trump tweeted.

After Donald Trump Jr. approvingly linked to an article which called the removal of President Trump's cameo in the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's airing of 'Home Alone 2' "pathetic," the network replied that the version they aired had excised Trump's cameo long before he ran for office.

Twitter users have accused CBC of censorship but the broadcaster says it was about advertisement timing.

"People should avoid swatting at the hornets, which may cause these insects to sting," the Washington State Department of Agriculture said.

Ryan Peterson was skating at the Lake of the Woods near Kenora during his lunch break when he came across a family of white tail deer.

The body has advised consumers, restaurants and retailers not to eat, sell or serve kits with a best-before date up to and including December 7, 2019.

A Toronto judge has ordered the case of a man who claimed his employer discriminated against him because he was straight reopened.

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