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JPMORGAN TOPS CANADIAN M&A ACTIVITY IN ENERGY-DRIVEN FIRST HALF
Despite strong initial public offerings, overall equity capital deals fell 12 percent to C 26.9 billion in the first half from a year ago, the data showed... READ MORE›
TRUDEAU HEADS TO SUMMIT MARKED BY WIDENING TRUMP-MERKEL RIFT
According to the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, Canada ranks last on foreign direct investment in Africa... READ MORE›
JUSTIN TRUDEAU AND LEO VARADKAR KEEN TO GET MORE WOMEN INTO POLITICS
Mr Trudeau said it takes a deliberate effort to encourage women into frontline politics and he said he encouraged Mr Varadkar to get to gender balance... READ MORE›
LEFT-LEANING PARTY TO GOVERN CANADA'S BRITISH COLUMBIA FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 16 YEARS
British Columbia Premier Christy Clark is expected to inform the province's nominal head, Lt... READ MORE›
ART AND DESIGN
For many indigenous peoples in Canada whose ancestors have been in North America for thousands of years, the Canada 150 celebrations are controversial... READ MORE›
PESTICIDES DAMAGE SURVIVAL OF BEE COLONIES, LANDMARK STUDY SHOWS
The reproductive success of the wild bees was cut as the insecticide exposure increased in all three countries... READ MORE›
REVISED TRUMP TRAVEL BAN GOES INTO EFFECT TONIGHT
Meanwhile, the Middle East's biggest airline says its flights to the United States are operating as normal as new travel guidelines come into effect... READ MORE›
MUSLIM BAN: US SETS STRICT RULES FOR VISA APPLICANTS
The new guidelines excludes categories that had previously been laid out by Monday's Supreme Court decision that partially reinstated Trump's March 6 executive order... READ MORE›
BONO, THE EDGE DONATING TIME FOR CANADA DAY CONCERT, GOVERNMENT SAYS
U2 members to perform song during canada 150 festivities on parliament hill on july 1... READ MORE›
CAN JUSTIN TRUDEAU'S SOCKS BRING PEACE TO THE WORLD?
Can Justin Trudeau's socks bring peace to the world?... READ MORE›
NATIONALS MP SAYS LIBS WANT MARRIAGE VOTE
Nationals MP George Christensen says federal Liberal colleagues have confirmed to they would cross the floor to vote for same-sex marriage... READ MORE›
UNDER TRUMP, A MAJORITY OF CANADIANS DISLIKE THE U.S. FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 35 YEARS, LIKELY MUCH LONGER
Canadians have more confidence in Chinese President Xi Jinping 30 per cent than in Trump, with Russian President Vladimir Putin 19 per cent almost tied with Trump... READ MORE›
TRUDEAU TOUTS OPEN CANADIAN IMMIGRATION SYSTEM IN FACE OF TRUMP TRAVEL BAN
Multiculturalism is at the heart of Canada's heritage and identity, and as Canadians, we recognize that our differences make us strong... READ MORE›
TRUDEAU GOVERNMENT PROMISES TO DEFEND LUMBER INDUSTRY IN FACE OF NEW U.S. DUTIES
We will vigorously defend Canada's softwood lumber industry, including through litigation, and we expect to prevail as we have in the past... READ MORE›
U.S. SLAPS DUMPING DUTIES ON CANADIAN LUMBER, EXCLUDES SOME PROVINCES
U.S. lumber producers generally cut timber grown on private land... READ MORE›
CANADA DAY 2017: WHAT'S OPEN, WHAT'S CLOSED IN THE CAPITAL
Canada's big 150th birthday party is coming up this weekend, and many local services will be closed on Canada Day... READ MORE›
JUSTIN TRUDEAU TOOK PART IN TORONTO PRIDE WHILE WEARING SOCKS THAT SAY 'EID MUBARAK'
Trudeau wore Eid-themed socks to a pro-Pride church service... READ MORE›
TURNBULL SAYS 'NO PLANS TO CHANGE' SAME-SEX MARRIAGE POLICY
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull went to last year's election with Tony Abbott's plan for a plebiscite on same-sex marriage... READ MORE›
HOW WELCOMING IS N.L. FOR IMMIGRANTS?
I've benefited from the legendary Newfoundland and Labrador hospitality, and every day I cherish my network of valued friends... READ MORE›
UK PARLIAMENT HIT BY CYBERATTACK
She said Parliamentary authorities were liaising with the National Cyber Security Center... READ MORE›
MULCAIR URGES TRUDEAU TO CONFIRM CANADA'S COMBAT ROLE IN IRAQ IN WAKE OF RECORD-BREAKING SNIPER SHOT
Ndp leader says mps should hold a debate if canadian troops are to be involved in combat role in iraq... READ MORE›
CANADA DAY IN OTTAWA: PACK LIGHT, DON'T DRIVE, SAY SECURITY OFFICIALS
On Friday, June 30, all visitors wanting to access Wellington between Bank and Elgin, including Parliament Hill, will have to pass through security screening spots, said O'Beirne... READ MORE›
COULD A LEVY ON ISPS HELP PROMOTE CANADIAN CONTENT IN THE NEW DIGITAL WORLD?
Consumer advocacy group Open Media, which raised more than 37,000 signatures in a petition against the idea, applauded the prime minister's move... READ MORE›
CANADAS TRUMP STRATEGY: GO AROUND HIM
Hints of this network emerged when Mr. Trump announced that the United States would leave the Paris climate agreement... READ MORE›
TURKEY'S ERDOGAN, SAUDI LEADERS DISCUSS EFFORTS TO END QATAR TENSION
They said Erdogan and King Salman also agreed to hold face-to-face talks at the G20 meeting in Hamburg next month... READ MORE›
VIDEO SHOWS WOMAN DEMANDING 'WHITE DOCTOR' FOR HER SON IN WAITING-ROOM RANT
Can I see a doctor please that's white, that doesn't have brown teeth, that speaks English? the woman said at a clinic in Ontario... READ MORE›
JAILING OF INDIGENOUS ASSAULT VICTIM SPARKS ANGER IN CANADA
The victim of a stabbing and sexual assault was forced to testify in shackles and handcuffed when not in court... READ MORE›
YOUNG PEOPLE RECOGNIZED FOR ART AIMED AT RECONCILIATION
Thirteen young people from across Canada were honoured at Rideau Hall Tuesday for artwork they created to encourage reconciliation and honour residential school survivors... READ MORE›
MONTREAL OPENS FIRST MOBILE SUPERVISED INJECTION CLINIC IN NORTH AMERICA
It's an emotional day, said Louis Letellier de St-Just of Cactus Montreal, the organisation responsible for one of the sites... READ MORE›
A MASSIVE CLIMATE CHANGE STUDY IS CANCELED ... BECAUSE OF CLIMATE CHANGE
Scientists say the Arctic is one of the regions hit hardest by climate change... READ MORE›
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JUSTIN TRUDEAU IS PLAYING US WITH HIS PR STUNTS
And each time, Justin Trudeau's actions have earned lavish attention from media outlets in Canada and around the world... READ MORE›
JUSTIN TRUDEAU DEPLOYS THE POLITICS OF HYPE. JEREMY CORBYN OFFERS POLITICS OF HOPE
Justin Trudeau deploys the politics of hype. Jeremy Corbyn offers politics of hope... READ MORE›
ICEBERG TOURISTS FLOCK TO NEWFOUNDLAND TOWN
It's already been a busy season in iceberg alley, with hundreds of icebergs reported in the Atlantic... READ MORE›
CANADA ANNOUNCES LEGISLATION TO LEGALIZE MARIJUANA
Canada legalized marijuana for some medicinal uses in 2001... READ MORE›
CANADIAN VICTIM OF LONDON ATTACK INSPIRES NEW CHARITY AND ACTS OF KINDNESS
Christine archibald's family encouraged public to volunteer or donate to honour her memory... READ MORE›
FLOOD VICTIMS BRACE FOR MORE RAIN AS WATER LEVELS REMAIN HIGH ACROSS QUEBEC
This comes as more than 400 Canadian Forces soldiers from CFB Valcartier were deployed on Saturday in a number of regions facing severe flooding... READ MORE›
TRUDEAU INVITES POPE TO CANADA FOR APOLOGY TO NATIVES
READ MORE Canada accused of 'cultural genocide' Trudeau said he and the pope also discussed climate change... READ MORE›
CANADA WILL BUILD UP ITS MILITARY AS THE U.S. PULLS BACK FROM WORLD STAGE
Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland says Canada must chart its own course... READ MORE›
B.C. WOMAN AMONG 7 KILLED IN LONDON ATTACK
Londoners and people across the United Kingdom have always displayed strength and resilience in the face of adversity... READ MORE›
US SIGNS TREATY TO PROTECT ARCTIC, GIVING SOME HOPE FOR PARIS AGREEMENT
He was speaking at the end of a meeting of the eight-nation Arctic Council in Alaska, a consultative body dedicated to sustaining the Arctic... READ MORE›
B.C. PREMIER RESPONDS TO U.S. SOFTWOOD DUTIES BY SEEKING A BAN ON U.S. COAL TRANSPORT THROUGH B.C.
Premier Christy Clark is asking Ottawa to ban the shipment of all thermal coal -- including U.S. thermal coal -- through British Columbia... READ MORE›
CANADA AUTHORITIES RECALL BOMBAY GIN ACCIDENTALLY MADE TWICE AS STRONG
Investigation on batch of Bombay Sapphire London Dry Gin finds alcohol content to be almost double what was noted and 'not safe for consumption'... READ MORE›
TEAM CANADA WINS GOLD AT WORLD SENIOR CURLING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Canada is on top of the curling world again as a senior women's team from Nova Scotia beat Switzerland in the gold medal final Saturday... READ MORE›
B.C. CAN'T HOLD ALBERTA'S ECONOMY 'HOSTAGE' BY BLOCKING PIPELINE, NOTLEY SAYS
Alberta granted intervenor status in judicial review of kinder morgan's trans mountain approval... READ MORE›
AN ECONOMIC DISRUPTION HAS BEGUN AND CANADA CAN BE ON THE WINNING SIDE
After moving into journalism, he was principal business reporter for Radio Television Hong Kong before the handover to China... READ MORE›
BODY OF WOMAN, 57, FOUND NEAR MANITOBA BORDER BELIEVED TO BE ASYLUM SEEKER, U.S. POLICE SAY
Kittson County Sheriff's Office and the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension are investigating the death... READ MORE›
2 CANADIANS DESIGNATED GLOBAL TERRORISTS BY U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT
Farah Mohamed Shirdon and Tarek Sakr were named as Specially Designated Global Terrorists, according to a release from the State Department... READ MORE›
HOW REFUGEES ARE INTEGRATING OR NOT INTO A GERMAN CITY
The Syrian man, one of 900 asylum-seekers welcomed in Weimar, Germany, was no less upset... READ MORE›
'I'M CONFIDENT THAT THIS IS A GOOD CASE,' U.S. COMMERCE SECRETARY SAYS AS CANADIANS CALL DUTIES A 'SHAKEDOWN'
Log costs in the United States are less than they are in Canada, said Duncan Davies, the CEO of Interfor Corporation... READ MORE›
PASSENGER BILL OF RIGHTS COMING TUESDAY WILL SET NATIONAL STANDARD FOR AIR TRAVEL
The passenger bill of rights would set a standard across the country that airlines would have to follow... READ MORE›
CANADA WEIGHING MULTIPLE TRADE ACTIONS AGAINST U.S. OVER SOFTWOOD LUMBER DISPUTE
The Canadian government is threatening multiple trade actions against the United States in retaliation for duties on softwood lumber... READ MORE›
2 SAILORS RESCUED IN MID-ATLANTIC WHILE OTHERS AWAIT HELP
A Cormorant helicopter from the Royal Canadian Air Force has also been dispatched from Gander, N.L., to help... READ MORE›
OTTAWA WANTS PROVINCES TO KEEP POT TAX LOW
The federal government will be urging the provinces and territories to keep pot taxes low, according to a senior government source... READ MORE›
HUNDREDS OF SYRIAN REFUGEES APPLY TO FIX WESTERNIZED VERSIONS OF THEIR ARABIC NAMES
As of this month, at least 422 Syrian refugees who arrived through Turkey have applied to Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada IRCC to fix their official names... READ MORE›
NOVA SCOTIANS TO GO TO THE POLLS ON MAY 30
Liberals held 67 per cent of the seats in Nova Scotia prior to the election being called... READ MORE›
NY CAB DRIVER FINED FOR 'PRICE GOUGING' CANADA ASYLUM SEEKERS
A New York State cab driver has been fined 2,500 ?1,930 C 3,400 for overcharging asylum seekers for rides to the Canada-US border... READ MORE›
CLIMATE CHANGE STUDY IN CANADA'S HUDSON BAY THWARTED BY CLIMATE CHANGE
We're very poorly prepared for climate change, he said... READ MORE›
WHAT'S TRUMP'S PROBLEM WITH CANADA'S MILK?
It's called supply management Canada has used a supply management system to control dairy production since the early 1970s... READ MORE›
CANADA RESTARTS FREE TRADE NEGOTIATIONS WITH SOUTH AMERICAN TRADING BLOC
Now Canada could be in free trade negotiations with countries on both the Atlantic and the Pacific side of South America... READ MORE›
ST. LAWRENCE RIVER COULD RISE IF N.Y. REQUEST TO LOWER LAKE ONTARIO IS APPROVED
If the request is accepted, the excess water from Lake Ontario, which is nearing a record level, would be diverted to the St. Lawrence River... READ MORE›