Biden's visit is expected to focus heavily on Haiti, where Washington wants Canada to take the lead

The White House has said there is no indication three flying objects blasted out of the sky over the weekend by the US military are linked to alleged Chinese spying.

Senators are slated to receive a briefing on Tuesday about the objects shot down over the weekend. 

The US has shot down another unidentified flying object in the fourth military operation of its kind this month.

A U.S. military jet shot down another unidentified airborne object, this time over Canada, on Saturday on orders of President Biden and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.

Nearly 100 million people in Canada and the US brace for some of the coldest air on earth, as a record-breaking deep freeze hits North America.

A two-year ban on some foreigners buying homes in Canada has come into effect.

Hundreds of thousands of people across the country still without electricity

Five people have died after a gunman opened fire at a block of flats in Toronto, Canada.

Canada is betting big on immigration to fill the gap in its economy left by aging Baby Boomers leaving the workforce - but not everyone is on board with bringing in so many people from abroad.

Chinese president expressed displeasure with prime minister leaking their G20 conversation to media

With the upcoming coronation of King Charles III, the Canadian province of Quebec is resurfacing a debate on the country's ties to the British monarchy.

Emerging variants, rising hospitalizations threaten overburdened health-care system

Hurricane will track northward and into Maritimes late Friday and Saturday

The suspect in a stabbing spree in Canada which left 10 people dead and 19 injured has died after being captured by police.

Two days after a deadly stabbing spree in Saskatchewan, the surviving suspect's whereabouts remain unknown.

RCMP alert says to watch for black SUV with Sask. licence plate 119 MPI in Manitoba, Alberta also

Two suspects are at large after stabbing at least 25 people in 13 locations

New figures show that French language use continues to decline in Canada, including in Quebec, the historically Francophone province, where the number of people whose first spoken language is English now exceeds 1 million. This unprecedented situation comes at a time when efforts to protect French in Quebec are intensifying.

'I humbly beg forgiveness for the evil committed by so many Christians against the Indigenous peoples'