Trump and Kim will meet in the Vietnamese capital on Feb. 27 and 28 for the second summit between the two leaders since their historic first meeting in Singapore last June. Continue reading →

“The president has been tough on China but this is one area where I think we need to make a more definitive statement, because the two people arrested in China had nothing to do with the rule of law. It was just grabbing two Canadians,” Graham said. Continue reading →

“This was a difficult decision to take but necessary for successful delivery of the elections and the consolidation of our democracy,” commission chairman Mahmood Yakubu told reporters in the capital, Abuja. Continue reading →

Paul Manafort’s recommended sentence would be the lengthiest term imposed in the Russia investigation. Continue reading →

Some are backing the president, while others are vehemently opposed to what they see as constitutional overreach. Continue reading →

The former justice minister angered senators by refusing to give testimony on a change to the Criminal Code that is now at the centre of allegations that she was improperly pressured to help SNC-Lavalin avoid criminal prosecution. Continue reading →

Former Dartmouth North MLA Joanne Bernard also commented on the cartoon, calling it “in extremely poor taste and offensive.” Continue reading →

Andrew Scheer says the opposition is still “holding out hope” that the Liberal members will on Tuesday allow an expanded list of witnesses to be called. Continue reading →

Officials from the northwestern Ontario Indigenous community spoke out Friday, decrying a lack of action from the federal and provincial government. Continue reading →