The delegation led by B.C. Forestry Minister Doug Donaldson will no longer be stopping in China, and will instead end its trip after a visit to Japan. Continue reading →

Humboldt Broncos survivor Ryan Straschnitzki had his mind on his teammates when a truck rear-ended his bus last week, screaming “please live,” according to his mother. Continue reading →

As Canadians struggle to make sense of some of the policy choices – or lack thereof – on the part of the Trudeau Liberals, there seems to be an emerging trend of reaching for some more outlandish explanations. Continue reading →

China warned Canada on Saturday that there would be severe consequences if it did not immediately release Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.’s chief financial officer, calling the case “extremely nasty.” Continue reading →

In July, all 193 U.N. members except the United States finalized the pact to better handle migration. Since then, a number of countries have dropped out. Continue reading →

Finance ministers from Ottawa and the provinces will meet in Ottawa tonight and tomorrow, just two days after a somewhat tense meeting between premiers and the prime minister in Montreal. Continue reading →

Surveys show that Canadians don’t correspond nationalism with white supremacy, but with being connected to the country. Continue reading →

Nick Ayers is no longer expected to be named the president’s chief of staff. A White House official said the two parties could not reach an agreement on how long the placement would last. Continue reading →

Pressure mounted on French President Emmanuel Macron to announce concrete measures to calm protests marked by violence when he addresses the nation Monday evening. Continue reading →

The Syrian Observatory for Human rights, a UK-based war monitor, said however there had been firing near the airport. Continue reading →

The Israeli military says the shots were fired from a Palestinian vehicle. It says troops in the area opened fire and were searching for the vehicle. Continue reading →

Louise Arbour, the UN secretary-genera’s special representative for international migration, is taking aim at what she calls the rampant misinformation surrounding the Global Compact for Migration.  Continue reading →

“We don’t extradite our citizens,” Saudi Foreign Minister Adel al-Jubeir said. Continue reading →

Qatar sent its state minister for foreign affairs to the annual one-day summit, which was overshadowed by the economic and diplomatic boycott of Doha since mid-2017 by Saudi Arabia. Continue reading →

Sheikh Naim Qassem’s remarks come amid heightened tensions along the Israeli-Lebanese border, where Israel has launched an effort to destroy tunnels used by Hezbollah militants. Continue reading →

Would-be microcultivation applicants are discovering a major hurdle in their way: obtaining municipal approval and zoning, a key requirement of the licences. Continue reading →

The delegation led by B.C. Forestry Minister Doug Donaldson will no longer be stopping in China, and will instead end its trip after a visit to Japan. Continue reading →

Rep. Jerry Nadler, who’s expected to chair the House Judiciary Committee in January, says it’s unclear whether that alone would justify Congress launching impeachment proceedings. Continue reading →

Governors and local officials in several states declared emergencies ahead of the storm crossing several southern states, which is hitting portions of North Carolina and Virginia particularly hard. Continue reading →

The launch was initially delayed, then called off about 7.5 seconds before liftoff. Continue reading →

Guests for the celebrations, which will bring together two of India’s most influential families, have access to an app mapping out the activities, which include a private concert by Beyonce. Continue reading →

Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Dominic LeBlanc said Rachel Notley was among several premiers to express concern about the western oil crisis, which he dubbed “an economic concern for the whole country.” Continue reading →

The arrest in Vancouver earlier this week of Huawei CFO Meng Wanzhou will put Canada in the “penalty box” with China for months to come. Continue reading →

The oil-price crisis that is devastating Alberta’s energy industry was the main issue discussed by First Ministers at their meeting in Montreal. Continue reading →

“Myanmar is an absolutely beautiful country. The people are full of joy and the food is amazing,” Dorsey tweeted. Continue reading →

The first negotiations in over two years were convened amid pressure from Western nations, some of which supply arms and intelligence to Saudi Arabia and other members of the coalition. Continue reading →

A new champion was also crowned in the women’s flyweight division as Canadian fighters put forth a strong showing at UFC 231 in Toronto. Continue reading →

How many Christmas albums can you name featuring a Jewish-raised starship captain? No, I didn’t think so. Continue reading →