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23 per cent of Nova Scotia residents 15 and over used cannabis in third quarter of this year

Former governor general faces strong challenge from Rwandan minister

'It's a positive indication that people feel free to come forward,' commodore says

Thursday’s Bloc motion reasserted that position, and then stated: “...that the House revokes the honorary Canadian citizenship granted to Aung San Suu Kyi in 2007.”

Rivals Ireland, Norway may have the inside track in the race to reach diplomatic prize

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has defended himself after accusing a woman at a political event of "racism".

POLICE say four people, including two of their own officers, are dead after a shooting in Canada with one person now in custody.

After a deadly summer of gun violence, many Canadians are wondering if their country is not as immune to the gun crime plaguing the US as they thought.

Strains circulating in Saskatchewan, where nearly 80% of infected are indigenous, may lead to faster development of related viruses

Police have confirmed that the shooter is also dead

PM repeats Canada's opposition to Russian behaviour in Crimea, Ukraine, Syria and U.K.

Trudeau attended the fundraiser to support avalanche safety.

Officials warn that the sweltering heat and humidity are expected to continue for at least another day

Canada has retaliated against US steel and aluminum tariffs by slapping its own penalties on American exports.

Cedella Roman, 19, was arrested on May 21 in Blaine, Washington — half-a-mile from the border.

It isn't a typical mission — certainly not for Canada, and nothing about it is easy, says Gen. Jonathan Vance

A jogger who says she inadvertently crossed the Canadian border while running was reportedly detained by U.S. authorities for two weeks.

Federal government's bill legalizing recreational cannabis passes 52-29

Trump is right about one thing: Canada charges the US exorbitant tariffs on dairy.Canada's supply-management system rigs the market with centralized price-setting, allocated production quotas, and exorbitant tariffs.

This drives massive profits to a small group of largely corporate farm operations, while the dairy industry has a well-funded lobby and propaganda operation.

Canada's prime minister, Justin Trudeau, won't back away from his claim that "we will always defend our supply management system."

PM didn't respond to reporters' questions on the matter Sunday morning