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State of Palestine to be recognized by Ireland, Norway, and Spain next Tuesday. 

A new Canadian telecom deal is being criticized by a Quebec media mogul. 

Soccer star Christine Sinclair is being immortalized as a Barbie. 

Inflation in April eased slightly more than expected. 

Serial killer Robert Pickton is in hospital after being attacked in prison. 

The province of Alberta is shifting its approach to mental health and addiction to focus on recovery. 

The International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor seeking arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, Defence Minister Yoav Gallant, and 3 Hamas leaders. 

Michael Cohen, is back on the stand at former U.S. President Donald Trump's hush money criminal case. 

A public inquiry found Britain's NHS knowingly exposed tens of thousands of patients to deadly infections. 

Iran's President Raisi involved in helicopter incident in East Azerbaijan province; rescue efforts hampered by heavy fog. 

Join CBC News in its coverage of Haiti's dire humanitarian crisis, as gangs grip Port-au-Prince and millions face desperation.  

Mayor of New Caledonia's capital declares territory under siege after rioting, leaving six dead, sparked by controversial voting rule changes favoring French residents.

Rain is providing some relief and an uncertain return timeline for wildfire evacuees. 

CBC president says no planning underway for possible defunding under a Conservative government. 

Vatican tightens approval process for Catholic miracles to combat misuse, reflecting Pope Francis's skepticism. 

Loblaw says it's ready to sign a grocery code of conduct. 

Rain aids Fort McMurray wildfire containment, offering hope for evacuees and crews, as BC and Manitoba wildfires are monitored with expected rain.

Canada's spy chief advises against TikTok, citing privacy risks and long-term consequences.