An Ontario woman says she wants the Georgia police officer who arrested, handcuffed and charged her because she had a Canadian driver’s licence, to be held accountable.
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Rudy Giuliani generates confusion over Stormy Daniels payments | CBC News
Rudy Giuliani, U.S. President Donald Trump’s new legal advisor, is generating more confusion than clarity on what Trump knew about payments to Stormy Daniels.
DEA agent describes the hunt for El Chapo, the world’s most dangerous drug lord | CBC Radio
Andrew Hogan had one of the most dangerous jobs in the U.S. government. As the DEA officer in Mexico, he was tasked with tracking down the drug lord known as El Chapo.
Shamed in his dog’s death, Jeremy Quaile took his own life | CBC News
Jeremy Quaile’s family doesn’t draw a direct connection between his death and the death of his dog. But they question why he was charged, how his case was reported, and the way so many people rushed to judge him.
Notley gains more federal backing as Trans Mountain deadlock wears on | CBC News
In a crucial meeting about the Trans Mountain expansion in Ottawa today, Alberta Premier Rachel Notley received renewed commitment from the federal government and continued pushback from B.C. Premier John Horgan — a sign the deadlock over the project is far from being resolved.
Corey Tochor elected as Conservative Party nominee for Saskatoon-University riding
Former Saskatchewan Speaker of the House, Corey Tochor, has been nominated by Conservative Party members to run for MP for in the federal Saskatoon-University riding.
Questionable car repairs, cricket powder and surprise Airbnb: CBC’s Marketplace consumer cheat sheet
Miss something this week? Don’t panic. CBC’s Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need.
Kathleen Wynne speaks a day after Doug Ford named Ontario PC leader LIVE
Ontario premier to deliver remarks at a rally in Brampton following Doug Ford’s narrow victory over Christine Elliott, who is refusing to concede defeat
A whole lot more than e-commerce to blame for declining malls
Malls were once a go-to shopping destination in Canada, but they now face an uncertain future because of a range of competition that extends beyond online shopping, say market researchers.
Customers protest after Loblaws demands ID before sending $25 gift card for bread price fixing
Loblaws is demanding some customers hand over personal information: either a copy of their driver’s licence or a utility bill, before they can collect their $25 gift card. The request has incensed many targeted customers who believe it’s unwarranted.