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The U.S. vice president said in a speech on Monday that Canada and China have been 'the two worst countries when it comes to trade policy'

When Kelly Anderson first heard that her debut novel was a Reese’s Book Club pick, she was in her physician mode at a medical clinic in Kitchener, Ont. In the course of a heavy workday with a lineup of 20 patients, she received an urgent text from her American editor to call her immediately. Anderson’s […]

Matthew McConaughey hadn’t made a movie in five years when The Rivals of Amziah King came across his desk. Life had taken the Oscar winner in a different direction. He wrote his New York Times best-selling memoir, Greenlights, and a children’s book called Just Because. He voiced the dapper koala Buster Moon in Sing 2. […]

Positive sentiment was stronger among French speakers and dipped in Prairie provinces and among Conservative voters

Federal and B.C. law have effectively given First Nations a veto over much-needed resource projects. This can't be allowed to continue

Colonists became Acadians, Canadiens, Maritimers, and British Columbians a long time ago

'There’s something comforting about them'

President getting pushback as 50 per cent tariffs enacted on $20B in Canadian imports

Tristin Hopper: Riding trains is no different than a lot of folksy, charming things we used to do, only to stop doing it the moment we could afford not to

The B.C. Conservatives need to appeal to those outside their immediate base

The governments of Canada and B.C. are claiming Indigenous cultural burning is distinct from western science. Yet it's a basic principle of fire management

The end of free trade is a tragedy the Liberals failed to prepare for

The progress has not been enough to meet our objectives for Canadians, says Carney

Prominent former Israeli leaders and security officials have condemned the violence, but the Netanyahu government refuses to take action

The benefit is fiscally irresponsible and forces younger workers to subsidize wealthy seniors

The attack on Kryvyi Rig, Zelensky's hometown, comes as Russia has intensified its bombardments of Ukrainian cities in recent months

An open letter from almost 50 Montreal lawyers on Thursday states that the motion 'goes far beyond an expression of solidarity with Palestinian civilians'

Aftonbladet newspaper reported that the attacker had been shot in the leg by police

The Manitoba premier shows no class attacking Carney's tentative trade deal with Trump

Scott Bessent said President Donald Trump is calling Iran's trade partners with requests they 'cease interactions' or face U.S. sanctions

Both sides have blamed the other, as commentators around the world watch anxiously

Opacity from Ottawa doesn't justify thuggery from Washington

Walking away boosts Carney's ratings, but not our economy

'In a crisis that defines the future of our people and our country, Conservatives are ready to return to Parliament, to act with the urgency our people demand, and to put Canada first,' the opposition leader said

The president added that Canada is one of the most 'entitled' countries to deal with in terms of trade

Racial background reports submitted to Nova Scotian courts have pointed to this excuse to explain cases of shooting and stabbing

Mark Wiseman, Canada’s ambassador to the U.S., said there was no one issue that led talks to end without an agreement

Trade talks breaking down was inevitable

Industry expert says promised upgrades by WestJet, Air Canada, Porter and AirTransat are more about 'premiumization' than pleasing passengers

They are organized, professional, and focused on converting the undecided. Pro-Canada Albertans like me cannot be complacent

The pain will be felt on both sides of the border

Jivani says that Prime Minister Mark Carney is erring with his fiery response to U.S. tariffs

On average, people in long-term relationships are having sex about once a week, studies suggest. But that may not match their desires

McLuckie said his business doesn't have the money to cover that bill

Committees, task forces and recommendations seem futile. We've done it before, with hospitals and golf clubs

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Trump initially touted the construction of the ballroom as being necessary to host galas and state dinners, but has since pointed to the addition of an underground military bunker and other security features

Speculation over possible explanations has swirled — from the health of King Charles III to homesickness to the returning couple's finances

And it's going to come back to bite him

'It's almost like they tried to derail the negotiations,' said one Canadian government source

Some trade watchers see a narrow, but rapidly closing, window for de-escalation

Direct losses land in agriculture, electronics, textiles, furniture and plastics, University of Calgary professor Trevor Tombe wrote in the analysis

When Taylor Sheridan sent her the script to the pilot episode of Lioness six years ago, Zoe Saldaña couldn’t put it down. The gripping spy thriller, now streaming its third season on Paramount+, dramatizes a real-life government program that follows CIA agents Joe McNamara and Kaitlyn Meade (played by Saldaña and Nicole Kidman) as they […]

The Ontario premier urged his fellow first ministers to back a united approach that makes Americans 'feel pain'

Author Tara Henley on what the media needs to do to rebuild trust

Data is thin, but one mother who set up an account for her son says 'every single kid is betting, like everybody'

Shuvaloy Majumdar says Prime Minister Mark Carney should release the U.S. proposal so Canadians can 'debate and discuss the way forward as a country'

Support industries affected by Trump's tariffs, but retaliation does us no good

Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) has an idea for promoting his pet wealth tax. To prosperous Californians who say their wealth is tied up in businesses that create value but don’t offer a lot of liquid cash to pay massive tax bills, the progressive politician responds that the government could loan them the money secured by […]

In a healthy democracy, public confidence comes from the actions of governments

Mark Carney owes Canadian the full details of why he pulled out of trade agreement with Trump

Just minutes before a midnight deadline on Friday night, Carney said that Canada was withdrawing from the talks

A new noise bylaw reflects a clash of cultures in Muskoka, between the millionaires and the billionaires, developers and old-timey cottagers

The race distance was nearly 700 metres too long, a mistake so great that the results can't be used to qualify for the Boston Marathon

Roberts’ administrative stay “is not a final decision on the merits of the government’s stay application, and we await further action,” National Trust said in a statement

What if we had let consumers boycott American booze, like they have travel, instead of doing it by government decree?

The tariffs were initially set to kick in on Wednesday, but Trump extended the deadline until midnight on Friday Aug. 21

A shortage of doctors and nurses and long wait times are the biggest problems facing the system, according to Canadians surveyed

Tens of thousands of people have been displaced to higher ground, according to official data, yet many victims say the lakes keep following them