The NHL suspended Doug Cifu, minority owner of the Florida Panthers, on Tuesday following what the league called ‘unacceptable and inappropriate’ social media posts

Has Ottawa facilitated or obstructed the spectacular post-1990 growth of oilsands production? The evidence is clear: the federal government has been a major oilsands booster.

Accelerated resource development in Canada should not burden future generations with environmental destruction.

Canada and the US found much to agree on before Trump 2.0, especially the need to cooperate on the China challenge.

President eager to revisit 1908 boundary treaty, but experts suggest Trump using issue as bargaining chip

Trump isn’t the only reason Canada’s center-left has stayed in power.

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston is stepping into the federal fray, blasting the leader of the Bloc Québécois for calling Canada an “artificial country.”

New Brunswick and Newfoundland and Labrador are the latest provinces to pledge to work together and knock down trade barriers. Read more.

The Federal Reserve Beige Book said business leaders have reported a noticeable decline drop in tourism from Canada across the U.S. Read on.

According to polling, Canadians say their relationship with the United States has sunk to levels comparable to that of Russia and China, and citing Trump's actions.

Skilled migrants and international students are leaving the U.S. in growing numbers and many are heading north to Canada. But will Canada be able to create policies to help retain them?

The U.S. president’s tariffs and insults have altered alliances everywhere, with reverberations from Quebec to Alberta to Washington.

At least 11 people died in a Vancouver SUV attack deemed to have a ‘low threat level’ by police. What goes into making that calculation, and is a public event ever truly low-risk?

At least 11 people died in a Vancouver SUV attack deemed to have a ‘low threat level’ by police. What goes into making that calculation, and is a public event ever truly low-risk?

His friendship with a local Conservative candidate was treated as a boon. Then came the Trump tariffs

As Canadians head to the polls, rumours of manipulation and fraud are swirling. Here’s why.

The two main parties vying to form the next government have spent little time debating the future of Canada’s climate action plans

The support for Pierre Poilievre in the community is far from unanimous, but it’s loud

We can’t be naive to the potential for autocracy in our own country

The short five-week campaign has brought forward no strikingly new policy initiatives or surprises

In recent years, Ottawa and Inuit have made real gains in working together. What might Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre do with this delicate relationship?

President says he wants to see more cars being built in U.S.

The Conservative Leader is in dead heat with Liberal candidate Bruce Fanjoy in Carleton, sources say

They're not campaigning, nor are they certain where the riding is, but Longest Ballot candidates in Carleton say they are exercising their rights

In the United States, politics is covered with the urgency of Armageddon and the flair of reality TV. Here, it's been calmer — until now.

The attempt to claim Mark Carney and Justin Trudeau are cut from the same political cloth has been a significant feature of the Conservative campaign. But it also raises questions of just how fair suc...

Fewer Vote Compass users now say Canada-U.S. relations is the most important election issue for them. After last week's debates, more users say they are concerned by the economy, cost of living, healt...

Days before the federal election and after more than a week without commenting on Canada, U.S. President Donald Trump resurfaced his 51st state rhetoric Wednesday afternoon and suggested he could furt...

If the charming, meticulous and sometimes prickly economist lands the job of steering through a crisis, it wouldn’t be the first time

The Conservative leader promised that any future taxes or tax increases would be put to a national referendum, eliminating one of Parliament’s primary jobs.

Canada’s fiercest founding father made sure that anti-Americanism was part of the country’s DNA right from the beginning

Canadian voters living in New York are following the federal election — a race that's been dominated by the country's relationship with the U.S. following the imposition of tariffs on Canadian goods a...

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre's election promises amount to nearly $106 billion in new measures over the next four years that will be paid for in part by cuts and the economic growth the party ...

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre pitched First Nations leaders with what he called practical solutions to create economic prosperity on Tuesday, but he reiterated concerns around the UN Declaratio...

Pierre Poilievre is an ideological conservative who believes there is an inherent value in lower taxes and lower public spending. The campaign platform he tabled on Tuesday broadly hews to those princ...

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre pounced on a government report that he argues predicts a "terrifying" world in 2040 to warn voters of the dangers of giving the Liberals a fourth term — but the ac...

Patriotism is on the rise in Quebec, a region that has held two referendums over whether to leave Canada

About 7.3m people have cast ballots over four days of advanced voting in sign of elevated interest in 28 April poll

As Bluesky’s head of trust and safety, I track disinformation for a living. Here’s why the election won’t just be shaped by parties and policies—but by online narratives.

Trump is one of a long line of U.S. officials who’ve threatened annexation. History offers clues as to why they haven’t pulled it off.

Trump’s punishing tariffs have big implications for the upcoming Canadian election. It’s affecting personal relationships between the two countries, too.

The prime minister sells himself as a public servant, but his private sector past reveals his true loyalties

The Vatican announced Monday that Pope Francis had died after 12 years at the head of the Catholic Church

The prime minister sells himself as a public servant, but his private sector past reveals his true loyalties

Trump’s punishing tariffs have big implications for the upcoming Canadian election. It’s affecting personal relationships between the two countries, too.