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Growing up can be hard to do, so many questions and expectations to weed through. This book, a memoir-in-letters, takes a look at identity and the coming of age. Authors, Claire Sicherman and Nicole Breit have collaborated one letter at a time to bring us “Bloom: Letters on Girlhood”. Jennifer Palma has more on “Palma’s...

King Charles welcomed French President Emmanuel Macron to Britain on Tuesday in the first state visit by a European leader since Brexit. The pair took a horse-drawn carriage procession through Windsor castle alongside their wives Brigitte and Queen Camilla as well as Prince William, and his wife Princess Catherine.

Mark Carney prevailed over the other three Liberal leadership candidates in Ottawa Sunday and was elected as the party leader and successor to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. But who is Carney? David Akin gives us a rundown of the economist’s rich professional background – including his time as the governor of Canada’s central bank and...

Royal expert Patricia Treble for the latest highlights from the palace, including updates on Camilla’s health, Princess Katherine’s public appearances during Remembrance events, and King Charles’ unique fitness routine with a Canadian twist. Plus, we discuss Prince Andrew’s unexpected housing win and Queen Elizabeth’s reported views on Boris Johnson revealed in a new Brexit book.

The United Kingdom is facing a labour shortage and struggling to “build back better” during the pandemic after “getting Brexit done.” As Redmond Shannon reports, the consequences of the crisis are showing up at gas pumps and grocery stores.

Saskatchewan opens its emergency operations centre to deal with the province’s fourth wave, as business owners across Canada await the fate of soon-to-expire federal subsidies. Why Canadians energy bills are expected to climb, and how Britain’s labour force is struggling in the wake of Brexit. Plus, a Crown corporation gives its stamp of approval to...

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, along with International Trade Minister Mary Ng and U.K. Secretary of State for International Trade Liz Truss on Saturday announced a new trade deal between the two countries ahead of the Dec. 31 Brexit deadline, which would have triggered new tariffs on a range...

When asked if Brexit had allowed the U.K. to approve Pfizer’s BioNTech vaccine earlier than other European countries, Prime Minister British Johnson on Wednesday stressed the work done by “scientists around the world” to roll-out the COVID-19 vaccine.

Britain is likely to leave the European Union without a trade deal in just under three weeks’ time, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Friday. Britain quit the European Union in January, but remains an informal member until Dec. 31 — the end of a transition period during which it has remained in the...

A year after promising to strike a Brexit deal, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is now pivoting away from that pledge. As the deadline to make it happen creeps closer, Crystal Goomansingh explains why a deal isn’t likely, and the uncharted waters businesses face.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Sunday said the two parties were still at an impasse in Brexit talks and they could miss an end-of-the-month deadline. Johnson said there is a deal to be done and they’ll continue to try to find one. Von der Leyen added...

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Thursday the trade deal reached with the European Union (EU) will be of benefit for both parties and not just the United Kingdom (UK), adding that it’s “a good thing” for Europe to have a prosperous UK.

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced on Thursday a Canada-style trade deal has been reached between the EU and the U.K. seven days ahead of its exit, saying Britain had taken back control of its laws, borders and fishing waters.

Mon, Jun 27: The dust has now settled post Brexit but the future of Britain and The European Union is still very uncertain. One theory that was circulating this weekend is that Brexit might not even happen. So today Farah Nasser dug deeper into that.

British Prime Minister David Cameron praised Mark Carney, governor of the Bank of England and former governor of the Bank of Canada, for his work to stabilize the British economy following the Brexit referendum result.

British Prime Minister David Cameron mentioned the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) deal with Canada as something that may be altered by the Brexit referendum.

Speaking at a press conference in Ottawa Wednesday, US President Barack Obama delivered a thoughtful response to the recent outcome of the Brexit referendum and increasing fears around the world about the effects of globalization.

Simon Manley, the British Ambassador to Spain, released a video on June 24 on what the referendum result means for British expats in Spain.

Tyler Orton from Business in Vancouver has the impact on markets and currencies, including the loonie and the Bank of Canada, after Britain’s vote to leave the European Union.

Sat, Jul 2: The political aftershocks of Brexit are reaching far and wide. Already the EU and UK are debating how quickly to move. Such is the uncertainty unleashed by a major economy overhauling its trade, border and immigration policies. Eric Sorensen reports.