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Russia's Wagner Group private army claimed on Saturday to have finally captured the eastern Ukrainian city of Bakhmut after the longest and bloodiest battle of the war. Kyiv denied the city had fallen, though it called the situation there critical.

While stark warnings have made headlines, some experts say they risk obscuring more immediate, practical concerns for Canada as it considers how to regulate the fast-evolving technology. 

Canada has military forces on the ground in Port Sudan to assist Canadians, says foreign affairs minister

Tucker Carlson was a big deal at Fox News Channel, and his abrupt departure from the network on Monday came as a surprise to fans and detractors alike.

The annual technology, design and entertainment conference known for "ideas worth spreading" used a significant portion of its latest event in Vancouver to try to wrap attendees' heads around the now fast-moving field of artificial intelligence (AI).

R&B singer Jully Black sparked debate when she swapped a single word performing the national anthem at the 2023 NBA All-Star Game. In this conversation with the CBC’s David Common, she talks about the importance of asking for permission before making the bold move and reveals why she's so determined to keep fighting for Indigenous rights.

Nine-time U.S. paraclimbing champion Maureen Beck is an inspiration for all climbers, not just those with disabilities.

Canadian combat engineers teaching front-line Ukrainians landmine detection, destruction.

CBC's Marketplace rounds up the consumer and health news you need from the week.

The explosion of emojis on smartphones and social media offers hundreds of alternatives to old-fashioned punctuation. But literary scholar Florence Hazrat argues we could use more exclamation marks — or exclamation points, depending on your preference — in our lives, not fewer.