“We are still at the early stage of this issue,” said Agriculture Minister Marie-Claude Bibeau. Continue reading →

International Trade Diversification Minister Jim Carr said he’s skeptical of the product’s origins.  Continue reading →

Jim Carr said the federal government is awaiting China’s decision on its replacement for outgoing ambassador Lu Shaye, who has had harsh words for Canada during a tenure that began in 2017. Continue reading →

Canada’s trade minister is endorsing a European Union plan to prevent the Trump administration from paralyzing the World Trade Organization’s dispute-settlement body later this year. Continue reading →

The federal government is rolling out changes to a payment program for canola farmers to help those affected by China’s decision to ban the Canadian product. Continue reading →

Details – such as the level of support the federal government is expected to announce – are not yet known. Continue reading →

Canada’s international reputation will be damaged if it doesn’t give real power to its new watchdog on responsible corporate conduct, warns a United Nations rights watchdog. Continue reading →

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe’s whirlwind visit to Ottawa this weekend offers the Liberal government a rare chance to trumpet a strong international alliance in the face of unyielding strain with its two top trading partners. Continue reading →

The economic effects of international students nearly doubled between 2010 and 2016, when they reached a total of $15.5 billion in Canada for everything from tuition fees to rent and groceries, according to a federal analysis. Continue reading →

A newly released federal document provides a close look at Saudi Arabia’s retaliation against Canada, following criticism by Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland on Twitter of the regime’s arrest of women’s rights activists. Continue reading →