China's envoy to Canada has said they appreciate Canada's treatment of the regime, and accused the United States of "smearing" his country.
In just seven weeks, the Trudeau government has spent more money then it did in the Second World War, according to new data.
Leslyn Lewis' leadership could help the CPC finally start winning the arguments and help to shift Canada’s Overton Window in a more conservative direction.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Friday that his government has banned 1,500 "models and variants" of firearms in what he calls a ban on "military grade assault-style weapons."
The House of Commons Health Committee wants to talk to the World Health Organization’s Dr. Bruce Aylward, and they’ve issued a formal summons to demand that he appear by video conference.
A fundraiser and local holiday tradition is being called off by University Hospital Foundation organizers, eight months before the event is set to take place.
The Canucks for Kids Fund will be donating $500,000 to national charities and BC to help in the fight against coronavirus.
Police have made clear that “the gathering is in violation of the Emergency Order enacted to prevent the spread of COVID-19.”
An op-ed written by Peter MacKay in 2000 argued that in perfect gun legislation "assault rifles and automatic weapons will be banned."
The five missing members of the Canadian Armed Forces have been identified following the deadly crash of a CAF Cyclone helicopter on Wednesday.
Jason Kenney is revealing details on Alberta's strategy to relaunch the economy Thursday, as projections show success in its fight against coronavirus.
Essential workers are not the only ones risking their safety in the workforce as many other occupations require interacting with the public.
As the global economy continues to feel the incredible impact of the coronavirus, Canadian provinces have been hard at work, drawing up plans for when their economy will be able to reopen.
A GoFundMe page set up to raise money for the families of victims killed in the Nova Scotia mass shooting received a donation from Canadian actor Ryan Reynolds.
Despite Canada's whopping $252 billion federal debt, the Trudeau government has decided to give $9 billion dollars to students affected by the pandemic.