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- Hundreds of Syrian refugees in Canada stuck with erroneous names
- Many of the thousands of Syrian refugees who have fled to Canada in the last few years face a vexing problem: erroneous names recorded on their official immigration papers. The problems largely arise from transferring Arabic names into French or English. So far, more than 400 people have applied for official name changes.
- New Q & A: Your questions on Canada's roaring real estate market
- What do you want to know about real estate in Canada? CBC's Jacqueline Hansen hosted a Facebook Live to take your questions.
- 'Appalling': Woman bumped from Air Canada flight misses $10,000 Galapagos cruise
- Vicki Russell thought the cruise of the Galapagos Islands she'd booked months in advance would be the trip of a lifetime — until she spoke with an Air Canada agent at the boarding gate.
- New Canada part of UN Command that would call for troops in event of war with North Korea
- Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan says Canada has not been asked to contribute to any kind of military buildup around Korea. He says the Liberal government prefers to concentrate on diplomacy and would not discuss the country's obligations under the armistice that ended the first Korean War in 1953.
- Ocean 'conveyor belt' brings billions of plastic particles into Arctic waters
- An ocean current is acting as a kind of conveyor belt leading billions of bits of plastic to a dead end in the Arctic, according to new research published in the journal Science Advances.