On Wednesday, Tennis Canada confirmed that the 2024 Billie Jean King Cup by Gainbridge Finals and Davis Cup Final 8, held in Malaga, Spain, will be livestreamed by CBC Sports and broadcast live on TVA Sports in French. The Billie Jean King Cup Finals run from November 13 to 20, followed by the Davis Cup Final 8 from November 19 to 24. As the reigning champions, Canada’s Billie Jean King Cup team has earned a first-round bye and will play their quarter-final match against the winner of Germany and Great Britain on November 17. On the men’s side Denis Shapovalov, Gabriel Diallo, Alexis Galarneau, Milos Raonic, and Vasek Pospisil will make up the Canadian Davis Cup team, captained by Frank Dancevic. The 2022 champions will be playing in their third straight Davis Cup Final 8 and will begin their road to the title against Germany on November 20.

Kamala Harris won't address supporters on election nightNewsDuration 4:18Kamala Harris won't address the election night crowd of supporters gathered at her alma mater, Howard University. Her campaign co-chair, Cedric Richmond, said Harris and her team are waiting for all votes to be counted and that she would speak to the nation on Wednesday.

Despite easy win in North Dakota, these Fargo Republicans won't celebrate unless Trump reclaims the presidencyNewsDuration 1:14CBC's Ian Froese reports from election night in Fargo, N.D., where Donald Trump's supporters appeared to take his victory in the state for granted. Their eyes were instead fixed on other parts of the country, where they hoped the results would spell a return to the White House for their candidate.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau released a statement early Wednesday morning congratulating Donald Trump on winning back the U.S. presidency. WATCH: Recapping the U.S. election night in 60 secondsDébut du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget. Recapping the U.S. election night in 60 secondsSkipped election night results? Trump called Trudeau "two-faced" (new window) after the prime minister was heard on a hot mic mocking Trump's long-winded news conference following a NATO meeting.

No vaccines for most community medical clinics, Alberta government decides – CBCProvince to limit publicly funded vaccines to 2 dozen community clinicsNov 06, 2024The Alberta government is permanently cutting off the flow of publicly funded vaccines to community medical clinics, save a select few, sparking yet another wave of concern from health-care providers. As CBC News previously reported, shipments of publicly funded vaccines to community medical clinics were halted in April when a distribution contract expired. A replacement was never hired and, as a result, family physicians did not receive COVID-19 and flu vaccines for the fall immunization campaign. Clinics have been unable to access a number of other publicly funded vaccines for months, including the shot that protects against pertussis (whooping cough). “As we continue to move past the pandemic, we have re-evaluated and have determined that we will return to distributing provincially funded vaccines to the select community medical clinics that previously administered vaccines,” a statement from the health minister’s office said.

Watch Donald Trump's full election night speechNewsDuration 25:27After winning several battleground states, Donald Trump, flanked by family and supporters, gave a celebratory speech in which he vowed to 'bring every ounce of' energy and fight to the job of president.

Vance adviser on what Canada could expect with Trump presidencyNewsDuration 5:13Jai Chabria, who has served as an adviser to J.D. Vance, now poised to become the next vice-president of the United States as Donald Trump closes in on the presidency, calls Canada a ‘great ally’ and says the country can expect a good relationship with the U.S. under a Trump-Vance administration.

Donald Trump thanks campaign allies in his election night speechNewsDuration 5:16Elon Musk, Bryson DeChambeau and Dana White all got shout-outs as Donald Trump declared victory on Wednesday morning in the U.S. election. He even allowed White to speak, with the Ultimate Fighting Championship CEO saying, 'This is what happens when the machine comes after you.'

'I think we're in trouble': author predicts an authoritarian 2nd Trump termNewsDuration 7:51Jeff Sharlet, author of The Undertow: Scenes from a Slow Civil War, says Donald Trump and the people he surrounds himself with have signalled a move toward a new fascist movement.

WATCH | Donald Trump tells supporters he 'made history', as he claims political victory:Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget. Donald Trump tells supporters he 'made history' as he claims political victoryRepublican Donald Trump claims a 'magnificent victory' after winning several key battleground states, including Pennsylvania, and tells supporters they are a part of the 'greatest political movement of all time.' WATCH | We may be on the verge of an era of global trade wars, says David Frum:Début du widget Widget. Fin du widget Widget.

What does a Trump win mean for the legal cases against him? NewsDuration 5:51Lawrence Douglas, professor of law at Amherst College in Massachusetts, says that while Donald Trump won't be able to pardon himself on state charges against him, he won't likely serve time and, as president, he'll be able to make sure federal cases against him don't go to trial.

Breaking down the U.S. electoral college numbersNewsDuration 1:28CBC's Adrienne Arsenault shows us why everyone is focused on that magic 270 number when it comes to U.S. election results.

World leaders react to U.S. election, congratulate TrumpNewsDuration 4:07As people in North America waited late into the night for final U.S. presidential election results, leaders in Europe reacted to the news that Donald Trump was on track to return to the White House.

A year after Quebec banned flavoured vapes, has anything changed? NewsDuration 1:46The province outlawed the sale of all vaping liquid flavours other than tobacco in 2023 to curb their appeal for young people. But some say the move has had little effect on consumption.

Atlantic Indigenous health research network receives $4M from Ottawa – CBCNov 06, 2024Wabanaki-Labrador Indigenous Health Research Network aims to support communitiesThe lead of an organization that works with Indigenous people in Atlantic Canada says renewed federal funding will help give communities more agency over health research. The Wabanaki-Labrador Indigenous Health Research Network is receiving $4 million from the federal government over five years, said Debbie Martin. “As we move forward, we’re going to start to dive into more of what we’re hearing from communities about what their needs are,” said Martin, who is also the Canada Research Chair in Indigenous Peoples Health and Well-Being at Dalhousie University. Read More: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/nova-scotia/wabanaki-labrador-indigenous-health-research-network-1.7374124