As lumber prices continue their climb, the NAHB states that the problem is only exacerbated by 20 per cent tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber imports. Continue reading →

A woman threatened to call police on eight-year-old Jordan, who was selling water bottles to fund a trip to Disneyland. Continue reading →

Walter Schaub says Sanders’s use of an “official government account to condemn a private business” violates rules on preferential treatment and endorsements. Continue reading →

Trump already has strained relationships with North American and European allies by imposing tariffs on steel, aluminum and other products from those countries. Continue reading →

Will this young cohort save the world? Continue reading →

Last year’s event was held on Kim Il Sung Square with a reported 100,000 people attending. North Korea even issued special anti-U.S. postage stamps. Continue reading →

Want kids to be more active? Ease off on the programming and give them more free time to get out and play, Mike Stafford says. Continue reading →

The porn actress will meet with federal prosecutors in New York on Monday as part of their investigation into the president’s former longtime personal attorney. Continue reading →

A woman threatened to call police on eight-year-old Jordan, who was selling water bottles to fund a trip to Disneyland. Continue reading →

The owner of the Red Hen in Lexington, Virginia, asked Sanders to leave the restaurant Friday. Since then, the Red Hen in New Jersey has received at least 600 phone calls. Continue reading →

John Holer, the founder of the Marineland theme park in Niagara Falls, Ont., has died at the age of 83. Continue reading →

Trump already has strained relationships with North American and European allies by imposing tariffs on steel, aluminum and other products from those countries. Continue reading →

The Swedish soccer team rallied around midfielder Jimmy Durmaz after he was subjected to racist abuse and death threats after his mistake in Sweden’s defeat to Germany. Continue reading →

Nigeria imposed a dusk to dawn curfew on Sunday in central Plateau state after least 70 people died in communal clashes between farmers and semi-nomadic herders over the weekend. Continue reading →

Mali’s government said Sunday that 16 people had been killed as the Fulani ethnic group faces growing pressure over accusations of links to al-Qaida extremists. Continue reading →

Donald Trump’s effort to bend the Republican Party to his will faces its next test Tuesday. Continue reading →

Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan claimed victory in Sunday’s presidential election and said his ruling AK Party and its alliance partner had won a parliamentary majority. Continue reading →

The dinosaurs still rule the box office. Continue reading →

Police in West Virginia say a man who said he was trying to baptize his wife and children in a bathtub has been charged with trying to drown them. Continue reading →

Goodale says the question of pardoning individuals with criminal records for possessing marijuana is legitimate and one the government will pursue once the law takes effect. Continue reading →

U.S. President Donald Trump says people who “invade” the U.S. must immediately be sent back to their countries and not be given a court hearing. Continue reading →

Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr says he knew almost the moment he heard Kinder Morgan was pressing the pause button on the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion on April 8 that the federal government was likely going to have to buy the whole thing. Continue reading →

Data released by Statistics Canada shows Aboriginal youth made up 46 per cent of admissions to correctional services in 2016-17 while making up only eight per cent of the youth population. Continue reading →

As lumber prices continue their climb, the NAHB states that the problem is only exacerbated by 20 per cent tariffs on Canadian softwood lumber imports. Continue reading →

Walter Schaub says Sanders’s use of an “official government account to condemn a private business” violates rules on preferential treatment and endorsements. Continue reading →

After making stops in Drummondville and Montreal on Saturday, Trudeau will attend a neighbourhood party and a circus festival west of Montreal Sunday with his wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau. Continue reading →

In the wake of high-profile mass shootings, corporate America has been taking a stand against the firearms industry amid a lack of action by lawmakers on gun control. Continue reading →

An expert on Canada-U.S. relations says he could see Justin Trudeau triggering a federal election early if a trade war with Washington escalates. Continue reading →

Newfoundland and Labrador’s salmon population has declined by 45 per cent since 2015, according to an Atlantic Salmon Federation report this month. Continue reading →

The price of legal marijuana may vary “a bit” among jurisdictions across Canada, Health Minister Ginette Petitpas Taylor said this weekend. Continue reading →