Former prime ministers are encouraging Canadians to fly the flag Saturday as a visible retort against Trump's tariff threats.

Schools and businesses across the Greater Toronto Area were closed on Thursday as over 25 cm of snow fell over the region ...

On the other side of the country, Labrador City, N.L., is under an extreme cold warning, with the wind chill dipping as low as –50 C overnight on Wednesday. Meanwhile, up north, Iqaluit has a blizzard ...

Donald Trump's repeated talk of annexing Canada is almost universally treated as a joke in Washington. Or, maybe, as a ...

TORONTO — Federal cabinet members stressed Friday there will be “no messing” with the Canada-U.S. border, after Prime ...

Canada's national mail carrier is laying off nearly 50 managers to save money, CBC News has learned. The job cuts include ...

The Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands to Canada, as part of the Dutch economic and diplomatic ... Hi-tech Innovation and Circular Economy. The Embassy in Ottawa has 15 employees. The Embassy ...

Sources said President Trump was singling out Ottawa’s tougher approach to regulating its banking and financial sector.

The booing came shortly after Trump signed an order imposing stiff tariffs on imports from Canada, Mexico, and China.

The authorities could allow the country’s currency, the peso, to weaken against the dollar, effectively making its exports ...

2:47 Business Matters: Capital gains changes to bring in billions less than Ottawa expects according ... would be effectively dead. But the Canada Revenue Agency had said it would follow a long ...