Top general and military surgeon general say they have a plan for if troops get sick in Canada or overseas
Top general and military surgeon general say they have a plan for if troops get sick in Canada or overseas
The Canadian and Australian Olympic Committees have decided not to send teams to the Tokyo 2020 games, urging the IOC to postpone the event for one year, due to a global health crisis that is "far more significant than sport."
The federal government has said it has no plans to repatriate people stranded by COVID-19 pandemic
Senate approves coronavirus bill for sick leave, free testing
He added that trade will not be affected.
Americans abroad have been warned to “come home now” as major borders close and the US shuts down on a mass scale.
Exceptions will be in place for U.S. citizens, diplomats, crew and immediate family members of citizens
Federal government mandates air carriers to screen passengers with COVID-19 symptoms
Prime minister's wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, has tested positive for coronavirus
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau’s wife, Sophia Gregoire Trudeau, has tested positive for Covid-19 after she showed flu-like symptoms upon return from the UK. The PM, who has been in self-quarantine, is said to be “in good health.”
Former Wildrose Party leader advocates for Premier Jason Kenney to take demands to Ottawa
Respiratory disease given new name by health officials: COVID-19
Despite recent paparazzi photos of the family, journalists set a high bar for intrusive stories: ‘We kind of leave people be’
As Prince Harry deals with the fallout of the Sussexes’ bombshell, his wife has been seen in Canada where she’s been laying low with Archie.
Canada’s embassy in Tehran was closed in 2012
NATO talks in U.K. touch on everything from terrorism to China's rise
Canada's Conservative Party have failed to unseat Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Liberal Party, despite hard questions about his record in government. So what went wrong?
Marred by corruption and blackface scandals, Trudeau's Liberal Party could lose to the Conservatives, or win but fail to get a majority in Parliament.
For the first time, all Canada's main party leaders were on stage together, in what is likely to have been the most watched TV debate in this federal election campaign.