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Diabetes: Could vitamin D supplements slow progression?

Scientists have yet to prove whether or not vitamin D can treat or slow type 2 diabetes. A new study of people who have recently received a diagnosis of diabetes or are at risk of developing it concludes that the vitamin may be beneficial

Diabetes: Could vitamin D supplements slow progression?

Trio acquitted of negligence in Canada railway disaster

A Canadian jury on Friday cleared three railway workers of criminal negligence in one of the nation's worst train disasters, which killed 47 people in Lac-Megantic, Quebec in 2013

Canada hopes G7 summit serves as springboard for new ideas

Canada hopes the upcoming G7 summit it is hosting will serve as a springboard for fresh ideas on key issues including climate change, the global economy and security, the lead organizer told AFP.

Arctic cold grips Canada, northern United States

An Arctic snap gripped most of Canada and a large swath of the northern United States on Wednesday

Boy who can only eat peaches

A two-year-old boy named Micah Gabriel Masson Lopez from Montreal, Canada is suffering from a serious condition called food-protein induced enterocolitis syndrome (FPIES), which causes a severe allergy to virtually any food other than peaches

Boxing: DeGale in tip-top shape ahead of Truax bout

Britain's James DeGale says he is fighting fit ahead of the fourth defence of his IBF super-middleweight championship against American Caleb Truax in London

Canadian celebrity quits Montreal posts over abuse allegations

A prominent Canadian producer, Gilbert Rozon, has announced he is resigning as head of Montreal's 375th anniversary celebrations following accusations of sexual assault and harassment

Airbus to enter into partnership with Canada's Bombardier

Airbus will take a majority stake in Bombardier's marquee C-Series airliner programme, the companies announced Monday, as the Canadian firm battled against a stiff tariff ruling in the US

Drone hit Canadian airliner: minister

A Canadian passenger plane landed safely after it was hit by a drone in the first case of its kind in the country, a cabinet minister said Sunday. With increasing numbers of unmanned aerial devices in the skies, collisions are still rare

Quebec City Mosque shooter formally charged

A man accused in a Quebec City mosque shooting that left six people dead was formally charged with murder and attempted murder during a brief court appearance Monday

Exposure to cold weather may trigger heart failure risk in elderly

Uber threatens to leave Quebec, says ride-sharing rules onerous

Uber threatened on Tuesday stop services in Canada's Quebec province in mid-October, saying proposed new ride-sharing regulations aimed at leveling the field with taxis are too onerous

Uber threatens to leave Quebec, says ride-sharing rules onerous

Uber threatened on Tuesday stop services in Canada's Quebec province in mid-October, saying proposed new ride-sharing regulations aimed at leveling the field with taxis are too onerous

Tennis: Latest WTA rankings

There were no changes in the top 20 of the latest WTA world rankings published

Tennis: Defending champ Dodin withdraws from Quebec City

Defending champion Oceane Dodin of France withdrew from the WTA tournament in Quebec City on Wednesday complaining of dizziness

Tennis: Bouchard pulls out of Quebec tournament with virus

Police quash Quebec City anti-racism demo after clashes

Clashes erupted Sunday between police and dozens of anti-racist activists on the sidelines of a pro-immigration rally in Quebec City

Canada wants to curb surge in walk-in asylum seekers from US

Canadian officials warned Thursday against entering the country unchecked through backwoods in an effort to curb a surge in asylum seekers coming on foot from the United States

Canada wants to curb surge in walk-in asylum seekers from US

Canadian officials warned Thursday against entering the country unchecked through backwoods in an effort to curb a surge in asylum seekers coming on foot from the United States

Haiti thanks Canada for accepting refugees from US

Haiti's foreign minister is set to meet Quebec's top immigration official on Wednesday to discuss the flow of refugees from his country arriving in Canada from the United States

Canada PM says 'strong system' can handle migrant influx

Montreal houses asylum seekers in stadium as cases surge

Canadian town votes against Muslim cemetery