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For the first time, the hydroelectric plant in Churchill Falls, Labrador is unstaffed as wildfire forces evacuation.

WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is a free man after pleading guilty to a single espionage charge.

Former MP Frank Baylis says he would consider running against Justin Trudeau, if a Liberal leadership race is called. 

Liberals lose riding of Toronto-St. Paul's to Conservatives after more than 30 years. 

More than 50 protesters reportedly shot outside Kenya's parliament.

Julian Assange on his way to freedom after making deal with US authorities.

Trudeau government says it is taking steps to protect Canadian autoworkers. 

Ontario woman who lied about her daughter's Inuit status to be sentenced for fraud. Again.

The US Supreme Court could soon be deciding the future of emergency room abortions.

IDF reviewing incident a wounded Palestinian being strapped to the hood of an army vehicle. 

Moscow says Ukranian air strikes in Crimea have killed at least five. people, including three children.

Canada's top police officer says he has concerns about publicly naming the parliamentarians suspected of colluding with foreign governments.

Hockey fans in Edmonton celebrate as team forces a game 7 in the Stanley Cup Finals.  

Israeli airstrikes on Gaza City kill at least 42, targeting residential areas and causing civilian casualties. 

Some Canadian farmers say they're upset about about the wealth tax increase set to kick in this week.  

Federal politicians brace for a blockbuster summer campaign, with one leader leading in polls and the other aiming for a comeback, ahead of next year's election. 

In Gaza, Israeli airstrikes continue amid worsening humanitarian conditions, with aid struggling to reach Palestinians affected by the conflict. 

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans a public apology for Ottawa's long-standing underfunding of First Nations child welfare services, addressing decades of harm to Indigenous communities.