"If Quebec had no trade with the United States, we would be talking about a trade deficit of $30 billion with the rest of the world," said Quebec Premier François Legault.

Quebec Premier François Legault said the province 'will be watching this closely until the final result.'

More than 92 million ballots have already been cast, two-thirds of the total turnout from four years ago.

Having cast doubts on the upcoming U.S. election for months, President Donald Trump has said he may challenge the results if they swing toward Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden.

Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says he is still hopeful about the future of the Keystone XL pipeline, even if the Democrats win the White House next month.

David Beirne with the Federal Voting Assistance Program says it is getting a lot more calls to help voters register this year.

Hillary Clinton urges Americans to give president-elect Donald Trump a fair chance, apologizes for "painful" defeat in concession speech in New York.

Canada's dollar shed nearly 1.3 cents overnight before recovering to close to the levels it's been at in the waning weeks of the U.S. presidential election campaign.

Global News is reporting south of the border, and talking with voters in North Dakota hours before the polls close.

According to a Mainstreet/Postmedia poll released Tuesday, 63 per cent of people in Saskatchewan would vote for Hillary Clinton and 25 per cent would vote for Donald Trump.