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Targeted immunization based on risk — not a mass vaccination campaign — is the way to go, experts say

'You cannot go into a fight like this thinking that you're going to remain safe'

Most cases reported so far have been among gay and bisexual men, but everyone is susceptible: Tam

Canada should introduce a total ban on the buying and selling of all handguns, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has said.

Canada's 'entire population is susceptible,' says top official

Offshore trust bought $18M oceanfront estate, known as Mille Fleurs, in 2013

RCMP officers chased man whose brother had just been killed into woodland during shooter’s rampage at Portapique, Nova Scotia

Occupying a part of the capital has gotten Canadians' attention but also lost their support, poll suggests

Act grants cabinet ability to take 'special temporary measures that may not be appropriate in normal times'

Canadian police cleared protesters and vehicles that had blocked a vital trade route on the border with the United States, making some arrests, but the bridge was not yet open to traffic on Sunday.

Span linking Canada and U.S. has been blocked this week by demonstrations against Covid-19 vaccine mandates

Homeland security says convoy inspired by Canadian protest could affect event in LA and State of the Union address in Washington

Canada has a very serious problem on its hands, with the capital under “siege” by hundreds of truck that simply can’t be moved.

One homemade sign on a protester’s car appeared to equate the vaccine mandate with the Nazi persecution of the Jews.

A winter storm is bringing heavy snow and ice to parts of the US and Canada, with millions under weather warnings.

Duke of York's titles returned to Queen amid a lawsuit accusing the prince of sexual abuse

A woman allegedly approached a man at a Montreal grocery store and asked if he was Chinese before blaming Chinese people for COVID-19.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has called a snap summer general election as Canada enters into its pandemic fourth wave.

A Chinese court convicted Canadian businessman Michael Spavor of espionage on Wednesday and sentenced him to 11 years in prison, in a case seen in Ottawa and Washington as part of a wider diplomatic spat with Beijing.

Canadian Ambassador Dominic Barton said he would go to see Spavor in Dandong, about 210 miles (340 kilometers) east of Beijing on the North Korean border.