Global Affairs cites changes to several panel discussions, says officials will still take part in the conference

Global Affairs cites changes to several panel discussions, says officials will still take part in the conference

Alberta Prosperity Project CEO says email from commissioner’s office sent on Sept. 18 was only discovered in junk mail on Tuesday

Under the model, the agency would have far more discretion and authority over purchasing military equipment

Move will empower Defence Investment Agency and chief executive Doug Guzman with far more authority in terms of decision-making

Move will empower Defence Investment Agency and chief executive Doug Guzman with far more authority in terms of decision-making

Canadian exporters want certainty on whether Chinese tariffs will come back into force in January, 2027

Canadian exporters want certainty on whether Chinese tariffs will come back into force in January, 2027

Two countries had falling-out in 2021 that led Canada to place ban on arms exports that has since been lifted

Move would allow faster cross-border transactions and lessen reliance on the U.S.’s infrastructure

Move would allow faster cross-border transactions and lessen reliance on the U.S.’s infrastructure

AI agents tried to hack into a Library and Archives Canada website, according to a report by artificial intelligence research firm Transluce.

AI agents tried to hack into a Library and Archives Canada website, according to a report by artificial intelligence research firm Transluce.

A truck that carries supplies through Maine to the island was turned back at the St. Stephen-Calais border crossing

U.S. President’s comments come ahead of his import bans on alcoholic beverages, motorcycles set to take effect on Tuesday

Foreign Affairs Minister says Ottawa can no longer afford to depend on a single partner as it renews ties with China and India

Michael Dunleavy told a Banff audience he was stunned to hear the Prime Minister had been planning for such a risk

U.S. administration responds to Carney’s remarks about Canada preparing for unlikely risk of U.S. military action

U.S. administration responds to Carney’s remarks about Canada preparing for unlikely risk of U.S. military action

New York Times report says Prime Minister ‘suggested that he had carefully examined the possibility of a U.S.-led military invasion’

Ukrainian politician in Ottawa to meet with decision-makers says his country is not just fighting Russia, but a coalition of countries that backs Moscow

New Delhi’s ambassador says leaders may also sign other defence and aerospace agreements during the trip

New Delhi’s ambassador says leaders may also sign other defence and aerospace agreements during the trip

Norway and its allies are stepping up efforts to safeguard thousands of kilometres of pipelines and communication cables

Partners for Multilateralism initiative will support reform of UN, aim to counter effects of ‘more fragmented and polarized’ world

Prime Minister and French President Macron met on Saint-Pierre and Miquelon in show of solidarity against Trump’s annexation threats

Apparent lack of U.S. support for country’s top soldier, General Jennie Carignan, may block her path to victory Saturday, sources say

Élysée Palace said the Prime Minister’s meeting with Macron at Saint-Pierre and Miquelon will reaffirm the ‘sovereignty of nations’

Élysée Palace said the Prime Minister’s meeting with Macron at Saint-Pierre and Miquelon will reaffirm the ‘sovereignty of nations’

Trump denounces the prospect as a ‘hostile act’ and warns he may respond with tariffs, as opposition parties demand consultation with Parliament on the matter

Prime Minister’s campaign platform did not raise prospect of obtaining this kind of membership, party’s critic says

Carney expected to discuss financing venture, which presently includes eight other countries, with Burnham when they meet in U.K. this week

Chinese investors will be subject to rules governing foreign investment, just like everyone else, says the Prime Ministers Office

Former banker’s exit after less than a year would have been a blow to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s defence procurement plans

Former banker’s exit after less than a year would have been a blow to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s defence procurement plans

Former banker’s exit after less than a year would have been a blow to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s defence procurement plans

With China’s tariff reprieve set to expire Dec. 31, industry players are pushing for long-term market access

Canada will not accept deal that ‘tanks our steel industry, or tanks our auto sector, and nor should we,’ Kirsten Hillman, who left role in February, says

Mark Carney’s government, which has faced blowback from Donald Trump over its relationship with Beijing, issued no statement to mark the event

She called on democratic countries to push back against China’s ethnic unity law

The Prime Minister is seeking a business-friendly relationship with Beijing as he looks to diversify trade away from the United States.

Prime Minister previously said debt servicing would factor into new profit-sharing agreement with U.S.

The deal also makes General Dynamics Land Systems-Canada the first company named a ‘strategic partner’

Elbridge Colby dismisses idea allies might turn their back on purchase of U.S. military gear

Its membership is part of country’s efforts to diversify defence ties, economic relations beyond U.S.

Elbridge Colby dismisses idea allies might turn their back on purchase of U.S. military gear

Elbridge Colby dismisses idea allies might turn their back on purchase of U.S. military gear

Elbridge Colby dismisses idea allies might turn their back on purchase of U.S. military gear