Canada in ‘strategic partnership’ with China, minister says
.Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand said she is seeking a balance between alleviating economic stress and pursuing Ottawa's security and human rights priorities.
Elections Calgary to recount results in Ward 12, recount denied in Ward 9
Multiple close races in Calgary's municipal election has prompted runner up candidates in Wards 9, 12 and in the mayoral race to request recounts of the results.
Quebec government to arm roadside traffic inspectors
The inspectors have complained for years about unsafe work conditions that could include violent confrontations with drivers after stopping vehicles.
Legault vows to stay the course despite new poll showing collapse in support
The poll found that only 16 per cent of respondents believe Legault should seek another mandate, underscoring a sharp decline in his popularity after seven years in power.
Blue Jays fans urged to be cautious of fake World Series tickets
Toronto police are warning Blue Jays fans to be cautious when buying World Series tickets, as scammers look to exploit demand with fake or duplicate sales.
Saskatchewan health-care workers ‘at a breaking point,’ unions say
Three unions representing health-care workers in Saskatchewan are speaking out about poor retention and low wages as the fall legislative session kicks off.
Public health investigating salmonella outbreak linked to pistachios
The Public Health Agency of Canada says 117 confirmed cases of salmonella infection have been reported in six provinces.
Poilievre defends RCMP comments, denies saying Trudeau should be in jail
On Wednesday, Poilievre said he thinks there were some scandals during Trudeau's time in office that should have resulted in criminal charges.
Trump says tariffs ‘vital’ as U.S. Supreme Court set to test his authority
Trump said Wednesday he may attend next month's Supreme Court hearing on his tariff policy, calling it 'one of the most important cases we've ever had.'
Petition to keep Alberta in Canada ‘really close’ to collecting enough signatures
Organizers of the 'Forever Canadian' petition say they are 'really, really close' to collecting enough signature to trigger a vote on the province's future in Canada.