Trudeau, Joly head to Francophonie as war tensions engulf Middle East
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly are expected to speak to representatives of Lebanon's ...
Immigration Department beefing up resources in Beirut amid fears of larger conflict: government official
The federal Immigration Department has beefed up human resources in Beirut in order to prioritize immigration applications ...
Canada made it illegal to ship microelectronics to Russia. So why isn't the law being enforced?
Canadian authorities and the federal government are aware of numerous cases of companies and individuals directly and ...
Inside the secret mission to bring Afghanistan's last female politicians to Canada
As the Taliban regime cracked down on women's rights in Afghanistan, women who had served in parliament faced an extraordinary threat from within their own country. A small group of Canadian ...
Does anyone still want kids? Families are shrinking as people have fewer children — or none at all
Last year, Canada recorded its lowest-ever fertility rate for the second year in a row, according to Statistics Canada.
Melania Trump says women have right to abortion access
Melania Trump writes in her upcoming memoir that a woman has the right to an abortion, The Guardian newspaper reported on ...
Bloc leader says the deadline still stands after Liberals vote against pension motion
Bloc Québécois Leader Yves-François Blanchet says the Oct. 29 deadline his party set for the government to meet a key policy ...
Doctor who helped get Matthew Perry ketamine pleads guilty
A San Diego doctor charged in connection with Matthew Perry 's fatal overdose pleaded guilty Wednesday to conspiring to ...
CancerCare Manitoba addresses concerns about workloads, burnout, workplace culture in letter
CancerCare Manitoba's board has issued a letter in response to concerns raised over a week ago regarding excessive workloads, ...
Fredericton mayor part of growing call for provincial funding for transit costs
Fredericton Mayor Kate Rogers is part of a growing call for the New Brunswick government to help municipal transit agencies ...
Nova Scotians who live in their RVs still in dark about plans for this winter
After a successful winter living in RVs at the Shubie Park campground in Dartmouth, N.S., the people hoping to do it again ...
CBRM councillor says election opponent should be disqualified for not taking leave sooner
Cape Breton Regional Municipality Coun. Darren O'Quinn says CBRM employee Louie Piovesan should have taken a leave of absence ...