Members of Canada's Zimbabwean community hopeful turmoil in Harare will bring change
Members of Canada's Zimbabwean community say they're hopeful unfolding political turmoil in their homeland will bring about lasting change.
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Canadian government won't be rushed into signing TPP, Trudeau insists
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau insists he will not be pressed into signing an updated Trans-Pacific Partnership treaty too hastily, even if some of Canada's partners are keen to secure a quick agreement.
Canada won't be rushed into peacekeeping mission: Sajjan
The Trudeau government will not be rushed into making a decision on where to send Canadian peacekeepers, Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan says.
Feds say lack of airstrips, infrastructure slowed hurricane evacuations
Federal ministers expressed sympathy on Monday, September 11, 2017, for the hundreds of Canadians affected by Hurricane Irma as well as their worried families back home.
UPDATE: Canadians barred from flight allowed to return home after Irma
Air Canada says about 100 Canadians who had been barred by local authorities from a flight leaving Turks and Caicos will now be allowed to fly home.
'It was horrific': Canadian recounts chaos of Barcelona attack
A Mississauga, Ont., man ran with his wife and two daughters into an adjoining hotel, where they huddled on an upper floor for the next five hours, flinching at the sound of gunshots.
No Canadians reported among dead or injured in Spain terror attack: Global Affairs
Global Affairs Canada says there are no reports of Canadians among those killed and injured in a terror attack in Barcelona.
Two Canadians killed in Burkina Faso identified
The two Canadians killed in a suspected terrorist attack in Burkina Faso have been identified as Tammy Chen of Ontario and Bilel Diffalah, a volunteer for a Quebec-based anti poverty group.
Pastor freed from North Korean prison has landed in Canada, government says
The son of a Canadian pastor who was imprisoned for more than two years in North Korea said that faith is what kept his father and their whole family going throughout the entire ordeal.
Ukraine, Canada 'on the same page' on climate change, ambassador says
Ukrainian Ambassador Andriy Shevchenko says a new Canada-Ukraine trade deal, set to take effect Aug. 1, will provide a "security spillover" effect.
Public consultations intensify as launch of NAFTA renegotiations looms
The Trudeau government is extending public consultations to find out what Canadians want to see in a new North American Free Trade Agreement.
As climate change intensifies, here’s what could happen to Falkland Islands
Mike Summers, a member of the Falklands legislative assembly, said the economy of the remote South Atlantic archipelago is based on fishing, agriculture and wildlife tourism.
Less than 20 per cent of Health Canada staff received mandatory ethics training
Fewer than 20 per cent of employees at Health Canada received mandatory training on ethics, values and conflict of interest between April 2013 and October 2016, the Auditor General found.
Argentinian judge leads inquiry that could shut down Canadian mine
After a third toxic cyanide spill, a federal judge in Buenos Aires is considering a shutdown of Barrick Gold's Veladero gold mine. But it's not a straightforward case.
Family of pregnant Canadian stuck in Gaza implores Ottawa to help with exit docs
A Canadian woman who is eight months pregnant and stuck in Gaza as she tries to get an exit visa says she's just trying to stay positive.