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Did Queen Elizabeth Snub President Trump By Wearing This Accessory?

Throughout her long reign, Britain’s Queen Elizabeth has stayed far removed from the political fray as her position as constitutional monarch …

Pot Candies, Vaping Snuffed Out for Now in Canadian Legalization

A key segment of Canada’s marijuana industry will remain banned for up to a year after the drug becomes legal for recreational use -- making it …

Justin Trudeau Slams Vladimir Putin After Controversial Summit With Donald Trump

The U.S. president has garnered plenty of criticism from the meeting.<p>OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is standing firm in his condemnation of …

The Problem Isn't Russian Collusion. It's Trump's Massive Ego.

On Monday, President Trump proved once again that when it comes to his rhetoric, at least, ego trumps good sense. In a joint press conference with …

Trudeau asks transport minister to tackle Greyhound’s western pullout

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he’s asked Transport Minister Marc Garneau to find solutions following Greyhound’s withdrawal of bus service from …

Canada Eyes New Quotas, Tariffs to Halt Flood of Diverted Steel

Canada is considering both quotas and tariffs to stop a spike in imports of foreign steel being diverted from the U.S. by Donald Trump’s trade …

Trudeau government goes silent on Canada’s 50,000 Syrian refugees

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s election promise to welcome ­25,000 refugees from Syria was aimed at showing voters his compassion. The followup …

GOLDSTEIN: Trudeau a deadbeat when it comes to asylum seekers

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau needs to stop acting like a deadbeat parent and provide for the tens of thousands of asylum seekers who have streamed …

Prime Minister announces major investment to improve safety and reduce congestion on Trans-Canada Highway in Nova Scotia

Commuting to work, visiting loved ones, enjoying a vacation – highways help Canadians get to where they need to go. They connect our communities and …

Trudeau slams Putin, steers clear of criticizing Trump in wake of Helsinki summit

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau sharply condemned President Vladimir Putin’s aggressive actions on the international stage on Tuesday but avoided direct criticism of Donald Trump’s cozy relationship with the Russian leader.<p>Mr. Trudeau, whose government has a frosty relationship with the Kremlin, was …

Trudeau in Nova Scotia to meet premier, make announcement

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is scheduled to be in Nova Scotia today to meet with Premier Stephen McNeil.<p>Trudeau and McNeil are scheduled to make an …

Canadians See Trudeau as Their Best Bet for Dealing With Trump

Canadians are backing Justin Trudeau in his trade spat with Donald Trump, saying the prime minister is the best party leader to deal with the White …

Canada’s Largest Retail Store Pulls Ivanka Trump’s Clothing Line

7:52 PM 07/16/2018<p>Canada’s Hudson Bay Company has pulled Ivanka Trump’s fashion line from its website and says it plans to slowly phase out its sale …

FUREY: The Trudeau Liberals are becoming the ‘mean girls’ of Canadian politics

In the aftermath of the 2015 election, a recurring point made by analysts was that the Conservatives lost the election not so much because of policy …

In the news today, July 17

Four stories in the news for Tuesday, July 17<p>———<p>article continues below<p>Trending Stories<p>MPs AGREE TO SUMMER STUDY OF ASYLUM SEEKERS<p>The House of …

Judge sets aside decision to refer Abdoul Abdi case to deportation hearing

HALIFAX — A Federal Court judge has set aside a decision to refer the case of Abdoul Abdi to a deportation hearing, saying Ottawa did not take the …

BONOKOSKI: They’re not ‘illegal queue-jumpers,’ they’re ‘irregular border crossers’

The refugee file being so outrageously bungled by the Trudeau Liberals is getting uglier by the day and has now sunk to the intellectual low of …

Ottawa chips in for Highway 104 twinning along deadly stretch of road

Standing at a photo op off the side of Highway 104, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau personally announced a $90-million contribution for twinning a …

5 things to know on Tuesday, July 17, 2018

U.S. President Donald Trump appeared to side with Russia over his own intelligence agencies, some young Liberals are calling on the prime minister to …

Toronto health official urges drug decriminalization amid opioid crisis

TORONTO – With opioid-related overdoses and deaths reaching record levels in Canada, the top medical official in Toronto is calling for the …

Members of Trudeau's youth council urge cancellation of Kinder Morgan buyout

Members of Justin Trudeau's youth council are urging the prime minister to withdraw his decision to buy Kinder Morgan's Trans Mountain …

Trump trade war highlights need for fewer barriers between provinces: Trudeau

The uncertainty hanging over cross-border trade between Canada and the United States since the inauguration of President Donald Trump underscores the …

Trudeau seen as Canada's best option for dealing with Trump: Study

Trump effect: Flight searches down from China and Canada, up from Russia

Recent foreign policy events involving President Donald Trump have consistently impacted travel searches to the U.S., according to an analysis by the …

Toronto getting $11M from feds to help house refugee claimants

The federal government is giving Toronto $11 million to help it deal with an influx of asylum seekers, hundreds of whom are temporarily housed in …

Historian, author to receive 2018 Symons Medal in P.E.I.

The Confederation Centre of the Arts has announced that historian and author Margaret MacMillan will receive the 2018 Symons Medal.<p>The medal …

Trump administration files World Trade Organization complaint against Canada’s retaliatory tariffs | The Star

WASHINGTON—U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration has filed a World Trade Organization challenge against the retaliatory tariffs Canada has …

White House complains that Trump’s tariffs are fair, but tariffs retaliating against them are not

Someone tell them what "fair" means.<p>On Monday, the Trump administration announced that it’s pursuing World Trade Organization complaints against a …

You Said It: When debt just doesn’t seem to matter

Today, July 11, interest rates rose a quarter of a point, but, considering this, it will probably not affect the real estate market very much.<p>As a …

To resist Trump, Canadians try local ketchup

JUSTIN TRUDEAU gave the first of his Canada Day speeches on July 1st from the steps of a food-processing plant in Leamington, Ontario, the country’s …