D.C.

• London, Ont., NICU nurse who travelled to D.C. has been fired ‘with cause’

  Kristen Nagle made headlines earlier this month following a publicized trip across the border that went against Canadian government directives to avoid non-essential travel.

  Health

  Jan 18
• Premier Ford criticizes high-profile U.S. Democrats during event in Washington

  Ford, who was participating in a fireside chat at the winter meeting of the National Governors Association, took shots at both House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senator Bernie Sanders.

  Politics

  Feb 7, 2020
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• U.S. National Archives apologizes for editing out anti-Trump signs in photo

  The National Archives explained in a series of tweets that the altered image was part of a display at the Washington, D.C., museum to promote the exhibit on the 19th Amendment, which granted women the right to vote.

  World

  Jan 18, 2020
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• Nova Scotia premier to discuss trade issues during trip to Washington, D.C.

  McNeil says he will meet with officials at the United States Department of Commerce to talk about the effect tariffs would have on the auto sector.

  Politics

  Jul 26, 2018
• B.C. Premier John Horgan travels to Washington, D.C., to talk softwood lumber

  Horgan met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Ottawa Tuesday where the two leaders discussed the need to resolve the trade dispute.

  Canada

  Jul 27, 2017
• Fake news tweets from Michael Flynn prompt concern from experts

  The issue of sharing fake news was highlighted when Flynn's son, Michael G. Flynn, tweeted about the false idea that prompted a shooting at a Washington, D.C., pizza parlour.

  Politics

  Dec 6, 2016
• Murder suspect eluded police by removing prosthetic leg fitted with court-ordered GPS tracker

  An investigation has been launched after a Washington, D.C., man who was fitted with a GPS tracker and was supposed to be confined to his home allegedly shot a man to death.

  World

  Jun 23, 2016
• Burger chain offers D.C. ‘Hamburglar’ year of free burgers if he turns self in

  A burger chain is offering the man dubbed the "Hamburglar" a year of free burgers if he turns himself into the police.

  Crime

  Apr 13, 2016
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• WATCH: 107-year-old woman celebrates birthday with Harlem Globetrotters

  The centenarian who gained internet fame after breaking out her dance moves while visiting the White House in February celebrated her 107th birthday with the Harlem Globetrotters.

  World

  Mar 15, 2016
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• Obama hands Trudeau the climate torch as prime minister seeks to build momentum

  Entering the twilight of his presidency, President Barack Obama has passed the climate change baton to Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, aligning the political stars on an issue central to both the U.S. president's legacy and Canada's foreign policy.

  Environment

  Mar 11, 2016