CANADA

By Jennifer Cowan The United States is easing its requirements for Canadian canines crossing the border after being harshly criticized by Ottawa, veterinary associations, and the tourism industry. The U.S.…

By Carolina Avendano Canadians’ predominantly unfavourable perception of China makes it unlikely Ottawa and Beijing will reset bilateral relations, Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly said after her unannounced visit to…

By Andrew Chen   Canadian lawmakers have united to condemn the Chinese regime’s persecution of Falun Gong practitioners, marking 25 years of severe human rights violations.  “We strongly condemn the…

By Chandra Philip  While most municipalities have experienced a drop in housing starts, Montreal, Edmonton, and Calgary have been booming, according to a Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) report.…

By Chandra Philip The Ontario government says nearly $300 million in electric vehicle subsidies it offered Ford Motor Company four years ago weren’t a waste after the automaker decided to…

By Noé Chartier Canada’s highest court has ruled the state does not have full immunity if adopted legislation is subsequently found to be unconstitutional. “The state may be required to…

By Noé Chartier Canada’s new Chief of the Defence Staff General Jennie Carignan says her foremost priority is replenishing the ranks of the military. As Ottawa pushes to update and…

By Chandra Philip Canadian grandparents are being looked upon to help financially support adult children and grandchildren, according to an RBC survey. The July 17 survey found that 21 percent…

By Noé Chartier Labour Minister Seamus O’Regan says he is stepping down from cabinet this week and will not be running for his Newfoundland seat in the next federal election.…

By Noé Chartier  Prime Minister Justin Trudeau so far appears to have weathered the storm after the surprising June byelection upset in the longtime Liberal riding of Toronto–St. Paul’s. He…