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The family of a Canadian billionaire and his wife have hit back at reports surrounding their recent deaths.

Food price forecast shows cost of vegetables, eating out to increase

Work needed to narrow differences in Canada-China trade talks, including gender rights

Threat of a North Korean missile striking Canada prompts officials to adopt a Cold War defensive posture

We tackle questions involving border crossings, health care and crime as it relates to immigration

Forget speeding: A driver in Montreal received a ticket for passionately singing along to a 1990s pop song.

Despite Ivan Henry acquittal, 5 women claim they were sexually assaulted by him and seek millions he received

Mexico has been quicker to hit the U.S. where it hurts on trade while Canada has remained more diplomatic

Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen says more flexibility will ease path to join 'Canadian family'

Chelsea Manning says she was denied entry into Canada

Prince Harry has found his Canadian doppelgänger and it is Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's official photographer.

A Canadian Conservative MP has apologised after referring to environment minister Catherine McKenna as "climate Barbie".

Big box toy retailer struggling with $5B US in long-term debt, says stores will continue to operate

A bride and groom in Canada spent part of their wedding night in jail after they were arrested following a bar brawl, police said.

Conservative immigration critic Michelle Rempel says PM's #welcometocanada tweet encouraged influx

"These recent acts of terror are despicable,"

A shoplifter in Toronto who was caught stealing an outfit for a job interview was given a second chance by the police officer who came to arrest him.

Quebec Immigration Minister Kathleen Weil says network is 'strong, competent and experienced'

But since that January phone call with Mexican president, White House has identified some issues with Canada

Paramedics responded, gave water to passengers on Air Transat flight diverted to Ottawa due to storms