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The family of an Ottawa woman is relieved the Bank of Montreal will refund her more than $26,000 after previously saying it couldn’t prove a number of fraudulent transactions on her account were made by a third party.

While the Canadian government has implemented strong measures to ensure fully vaccinated foreign travellers coming into Canada won't be a significant source of COVID-19 spread, the protections implemented will certainly not eliminate the risk, medical experts say.

The House of Commons' most senior official has agreed to review if there were issues with the government’s handling of former Liberal candidate Raj Saini's case, according to a new letter.

Canada's diplomats and development officials praised this country's progress on the effort to promote gender equality in Afghanistan in the months before the Taliban swept to power. Experts now question whether that effort was realistic or sustainable.

There are about 36,000 Canadians currently living abroad who are eligible to cast their ballots in this federal election, according to Elections Canada. We look at the ins and outs of casting a ballot abroad.

The NDP went on the attack against Justin Trudeau and the Liberals on climate change Tuesday, saying that emissions have grown since 2016 when the government ratified the Paris Climate agreement. But is this true?

A powerful earthquake struck southern Mexico near the resort of Acapulco on Tuesday night, causing buildings to rock and sway in Mexico City more than 300 kilometres away.

The National for Sept. 7 — How concern in Alberta over rising COVID-19 cases might play in the federal election. Plus, is Canadian tennis entering a golden age?

Britney Spears's father has filed court papers to end the conservatorship that has controlled the pop star's life and money for 13 years.