“Mr. Trudeau, you are a phony and a fraud and you do not deserve to govern this country,” Scheer said in the English debate on Monday. Continue reading →

It too early to speculate on the cause of the incident, the Canadian Forces Snowbirds said in a tweet. Continue reading →

The Conservatives, who already hold the majority of seats in Manitoba outside Winnipeg, are banking on the federal government’s backstop carbon tax. Continue reading →

The parody was shown at a meeting of Trump supporters at his Miami resort. Continue reading →

Trudeau told supporters that the hard-charging NDP would scrap the new North American trade deal if elected. Continue reading →

When you have a condition like rheumatoid arthritis, so much of your everyday life begins to change. Continue reading →

“It exploded less than 2 metres away from a police vehicle. We have reason to believe that the bomb was meant to target police officers,” Deputy Commissioner Tang Ping-keung said at a news conference. Continue reading →

As the Brexit maelstrom spins ever faster, Johnson and EU leaders face a tumultuous week of reckoning that could decide whether the divorce is orderly, acrimonious or delayed yet again. Continue reading →

Impetigo is a common and contagious bacterial contamination that typically affects kids ages two to five. Continue reading →

The 2019 Nobel Prize in economics was awarded Monday to Abhijit Banerjee, Esther Duflo and Michael Kremer for pioneering new ways to alleviate global poverty. Continue reading →

Rescue crews dug through mudslides and searched near swollen rivers Monday as they looked for those missing from a typhoon that left as many as 48 people dead and caused serious damage in central and northern Japan. Continue reading →

The Syrian army’s deployment near the Turkish border came hours after Syrian Kurdish forces previously allied with the U.S. said they had reached a deal with President Bashar Assad’s government to help fend off Turkey’s invasion, now in its sixth day. Continue reading →

Election day is now just a week away — and talk has turned to what the House of Commons is going to look like when the dust finally settles. Continue reading →

Some of these small parties have been around for more than 30 years and have never come close to winning an election. Continue reading →

No one has won the David-versus-Goliath fight against an incumbent prime minister since Kim Campbell was defeated in 1993. Continue reading →

China has accused the West of stirring up anti-Beijing sentiment in Hong Kong and reacted strongly to expressions of support for the protests. Continue reading →

The 25-year-old arrived in the Windy City as an overwhelming favorite, having won the race in 2018. Continue reading →

Protesters threw more than 20 petrol bombs at a police station in the gritty working class district of Mong Kok across the harbour in Kowloon. Continue reading →

Mexico has offered refugees the possibility of obtaining work and residency permits to stay in southern Mexico, far from the U.S. border. But those asylum permits are slow-coming. Continue reading →

On Sunday, Trump said he was listening to Congress, where Republicans and Democrats are pushing aggressively for sanctions action. Continue reading →

The 10-year-old was pronounced dead Saturday night. Continue reading →

Health Canada said in a recall notice on Friday that Edwards 280 Series Mechanical Heat Detectors “may fail to activate.” Continue reading →

On Monday, the House panels leading the investigation expect to hear from Fiona Hill, a former top Russia expert at the National Security Council. Continue reading →

Law and Justice has governed Poland since 2015 and is popular for its social conservatism and generous social spending. Continue reading →

The New Democratic leader is trying to counter a message from the Liberals that they are the only real option for progressive voters, as they have a better shot at forming government. Continue reading →