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Canada braces for U.S. deportation under Trump
Donald Trump's presidential election has prompted Canadian political leaders, RCMP and refugee organizations to prepare for a possible influx of asylum seekers heading north from the U.S. Mark McAllister reports.

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Manhunt continues after murder of healthcare CEO
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WATCH: Biden appears to fall asleep during meeting
WATCH: Biden appears to fall asleep during meeting

Cameras captured U.S. President Joe Biden as he appeared to fall asleep during a meeting with African leaders in Angola. The meeting was held to advance a plan to extend a railway that could critical minerals from Congo and Zambia to the west.
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Air Canada to bar carry-ons and free seat choice for lowest-fare tickets
Air Canada to bar carry-ons and free seat choice for lowest-fare tickets

Starting in January, Air Canada will require low-fare customers to some destinations to check carry-on bags and pay a fee. The airline will also impose a seat selection fee for these flyers. Michelle Mackey has the turbulent reaction from travellers.
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Millions of Americans digging out from lake-effect snow
Millions of Americans digging out from lake-effect snow

Many residents in the Great Lakes and northeast regions of the United States are digging out from under several feet of lake-effect snow. Laura Aguirre looks at how neighbours are helping each other get the upper hand before the next wave arrives.

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WATCH: Biden appears to fall asleep during meeting
WATCH: Biden appears to fall asleep during meeting

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Air Canada to bar carry-ons and free seat choice for lowest-fare tickets
Air Canada to bar carry-ons and free seat choice for lowest-fare tickets

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Millions of Americans digging out from lake-effect snow
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Jobless rate rises as potential interest rate cut looms
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New clues in hunt for man who killed healthcare CEO
New clues in hunt for man who killed healthcare CEO

DNA evidence and a moment of flirtatious weakness could be crucial in the ongoing manhunt for a killer. Laura Aguierre updates the search for a man who shot and killed a prominent healthcare CEO in New York City.

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Canada's gun buyback to launch soon
Canada’s gun buyback to launch soon

Ottawa says the national gun buyback program will launch soon, and expands its ban list. It’s being applauded by gun control advocates, but condemned by gun owners who say most crimes are committed with stolen handguns, not long guns.

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Why did Ottawa not bolster Canada’s borders sooner?
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