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Paul is the first Black permanent leader of a major federal political party

Exactly who will succeed Gen. Jonathan Vance remains a mystery

'We're not sure what it means,' says Lobster Council of Canada executive director

Canada has lost its latest bid for a seat on the United Nations Security Council despite an expensive and star-studded campaign.

Border restrictions extended another 30 days

Ottawa-based e-commerce firm sees booming demand as more companies move to sell online

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau has announced that his government will be banning assault-style weapons, in response to last week's Nova Scotia rampage that saw 22 killed.

Sunday night benefit show extended to 90 minutes from hour initially planned

Authorities believe the shooter used a Royal Canadian Mounted Police uniform and vehicle to pull over random drivers and execute them on the spot.

Police have confirmed the death toll of one of Canada’s worst mass shootings in years has risen as officers work through crime scenes.

One Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer was killed and another was wounded, a police union president said.

Announcement comes after U.S.-based 3M agreed to sell N95 masks to Canada

U.S. says deal to curb transmission of COVID-19 doesn't apply to travel by air, sea and some kinds of rail

COVID-19 testing capacity stretched thin, health experts say

Top general and military surgeon general say they have a plan for if troops get sick in Canada or overseas

The federal government has said it has no plans to repatriate people stranded by COVID-19 pandemic

Federal government mandates air carriers to screen passengers with COVID-19 symptoms

Prime minister's wife, Sophie Grégoire Trudeau, has tested positive for coronavirus

Former Wildrose Party leader advocates for Premier Jason Kenney to take demands to Ottawa

Canada’s embassy in Tehran was closed in 2012