The dramatic moment an unlicensed driver sped down a road with a police officer sprawled across the hood of his car has been caught on camera. Continue reading →

Federal Agriculture Minister Lawrence McAulay, Treasury Board president Scott Brison, and the premiers of Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador are travelling to China this week. Continue reading →

The man who was poisoned by a fellow Queen’s University researcher got to tell the story of his suffering in front of his poisoner in a Kingston court. Continue reading →

China says it will allow trading in products made from endangered tigers and rhinos under “special circumstances,” reversing a previous ban and bringing condemnation from conservation groups. Continue reading →

Marijuana may be legal now in Canada but at least three Asian governments are warning their citizens to avoid it, including the spectre of possible arrest for Japanese and South Koreans. Continue reading →

Trump’s aides have repeatedly warned him that his cellphone calls are not secure, but they say he still refuses to give up his cellular phones, the New York Times reported. Continue reading →

China on Tuesday opened the world’s longest sea-crossing bridge linking Hong Kong to the mainland, a feat of engineering carrying immense economic and political significance. Continue reading →

The question of how close is too close when it comes to China has become a significant of contention in recent Canadian politics. Continue reading →

China’s economic growth cooled to its weakest quarterly pace since the global financial crisis, with regulators moving quickly to calm nervous investors as a years-long campaign to tackle debt risks and the trade war with the United States began to bite. Continue reading →