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For the last three months, the Canadian Armed Forces (CAF) have carried out a 4,500km snowmobile patrol across the Arctic to exercise Canada’s military and defence capabilities in the far north. Traveling from the Yukon-Alaska border to Churchill, Man., CAF soldiers and Canadian Rangers transported artillery to the nation’s northern-most point, Cambridge Bay, Nvt. —...

Iran appears to be at a crossroads following the death of supreme leader Ali Khamenei, and questions remain about the future of the country’s leadership. Evaleila Pesaran, a fellow and senior college lecturer in politics and international relations at the University of Cambridge’s Murray Edwards College, joins Miranda Anthistle to discuss a plan of succession...

Spotted in Cambridge, Ontario! Justin & Hailey Bieber dined out and visited with fans, possibly hinting at a bigger return to Canada.

A brand-new Pride celebration is launching in Cambridge and it’s putting a fabulous twist on the traditional garden party. “Glam As You Are” is a family-friendly fundraiser happening Wednesday, June 12 at Under the Whispering Pines. Organizer Christine Wolfl joins Candace Daniel for more on this unique event.

The Duchess of Cambridge discusses the root causes of addiction at a gala dinner in recognition of Addiction Awareness Week in London.

Queen Elizabeth, the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge, Prince Charles, Spain’s King Felipe VI and Dutch King Willem Alexander attended the annual Order of the Garter service at Windsor castle on June 17.

Meghan Markle joined fiancée Prince Harry, along with Prince William and the Duchess of Cambridge, for the Commonwealth Day ceremony at Westminster Abbey on Monday, marking the first public event involving the Queen that she has attended.

Canadian professor Ray Laflamme, University of Waterloo, recollects being a student at the University of Cambridge under Stephen Hawking and how the brilliant physicist would tease him and classmates.

Christopher Wylie, the whistleblower in the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica case, once worked for Canada’s Liberal party. As David Akin reports, some of the privacy issues the Liberals dealt with a decade ago because of Wylie’s work are before Parliament once again.

British Prime Minister Theresa May on Wednesday backed an investigation into Cambridge Analytica, the consultancy at the heart of a storm over the use of Facebook data.

Two Cambridge Analytica whistleblowers questioned the result of Britain’s 2016 Brexit referendum at a press club event in London on Monday, hours after their lawyers presented evidence they said showed the main campaign for leaving the EU had broken the law.

Whistleblower Christopher Wylie, who helped set up data analytics firm Cambridge Analytica, said on Tuesday that he believed the company had developed techniques capable of having an “genuine” impact on elections.

Saturday Night Live’s Mark Zuckerberg appeared on Weekend Update to address the issues surrounding the Cambridge Analytica scandal and said changes were coming, but users data still belonged to him, saying “no backsies.”

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Friday a $1.4-billion upgrade at the Toyota Canada manufacturing plants in Cambridge and Woodstock, which will see a combined $220 million from the federal and provincial governments.

Shares in Facebook dropped more than five per cent Monday after the Federal Trade Commission published its Cambridge Analytica investigation.

The Ontario Special Investigations Unit are investigating after a man was allegedly shot in the leg by police on Saturday and was airlifted from Cambridge to hospital with non-life threatening injuries.

A Facebook subscription fee? Tech expert says yes, Mark Zuckerberg isn’t too sure. How did we get here?

Bookmakers have set up outside the private Lindo Wing of St. Mary’s Hospital in London where the Duchess of Cambridge has entered hospital after going into labour on Monday. Jeff Semple has more.

The Duchess of Cambridge gave birth to her third child Monday morning. Global National’s Jeff Semple joined Global News Morning Edmonton live from St. Mary’s Hospital in London with Will and Kate’s happy news.

The federal political parties are spending thousands of dollars vying for space on voters’ Facebook feeds. They’re using data to collect information about you and your behaviour, which helps them target ads directly to you – ads that will press your buttons. Jeff Semple spoke with Julian Wheatland, a former Cambridge Analytica executive, who says...