Donald Trump’s first term in office has been raucous and at times violent. Don’t expect that to change, Roy Green says. Continue reading →

Charles Adler says he has to go back to Charles de Gaulle in 1967 to find another foreign leader who insulted Canada to the point that it brought people together. Continue reading →

While Trudeau himself has kept a low profile since the U.S. attacks, Canadians incensed on his behalf have zeroed in on a pocketbook response. Continue reading →

White House trade advisor Peter Navarro has apologized for the “a special place in hell” comment he directed at Justin Trudeau following the G7 summit over the weekend. Continue reading →

The official was reacting after U.S. President Donald Trump’s announcement on Saturday that he was backing out of the G7 communique drawn up at a summit in Canada. Continue reading →

Trump’s comments only added to the mystery surrounding his wife’s recent hospitalization and nearly four-week absence from the public eye. Continue reading →

Before U.S. President Donald Trump sits down with a third-generation North Korean autocrat, he will face what may well turn out to be a tougher crowd — some of America’s oldest allies. Continue reading →

Trump’s surprise announcement, came in the form of a tweet on the final day of his lengthy international trip. Continue reading →

“Throughout the trip he looked uncomfortable and isolated, others looked surprised or distant.” Continue reading →