Arden McCann, 32, of St-Bruno, Que., south of Montreal, faces extradition.

The actions, which hit two of China's major commodity exports, are expected to be formally announced later on Tuesday by CBP Acting Commissioner Mark Morgan, along with five other import bans involving Xinjiang forced labour abuses in an unprecedented move likely to stoke tensions between the world's two largest economies.

The United States Department of Agriculture said in an online statement Aug. 12 that the seeds appeared to be coming from China.

Initial investigation revealed a U.S. vessel had burned up, drifted into Canadian waters and struck a dock, another vessel and Sea-Doo.

More than eight-in-ten Manitobans support the idea of making face masks mandatory in public spaces, according to a poll released Wednesday, including six-in-ten who "strongly" support the idea.

Klaus Larres of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill predicts what Joe Biden’s foreign policy might look like if the Democratic nominee is elected U.S. president.

A count of deaths from all causes between January and July yields what experts believe is a fuller — and more alarming — picture of the disaster and its racial dimensions.

Last week, the U.S. lost its long-shot bid to indefinitely extend an international arms embargo on Iran and has now moved to a new diplomatic line of attack.

During a news conference at his Bedminster, New Jersey, golf club, Trump also said he intended to move next week to trigger a "snapback" of sanctions on Iran at the United Nations.

The specter of a referendum campaign in Maine is dissipating for Hydro-Quebec and its American partner: the referendum that was to take place on their hydroelectric transmission line project has been ruled unconstitutional.