Canada is still vying for a seat on the United Nations Security Council, but it's already warming up the chair with a plan to hire trainers for Canadian officials.
Andre Audet, 62, appeared at a courthouse in Longueuil, Que., on Jan. 9 in connection with two charges -- public incitement of hatred and wilful promotion of hatred.
Days after a number of Albertans took notice of a billboard campaign that took aim at the Trudeau government, the company behind the advertising has apologized for what it says was an error.
The co-chair of the Conservative Party of Canada's leadership campaign thinks that all of the party's 2019 candidates should be able to see the findings of former Tory cabinet minister John Baird's external review of the campaign.
The Republican-led U.S. Senate finally passed North America's long-delayed new free trade pact Thursday, its final piece of legislative business before it transforms into a high political court of sorts for the impeachment of President Donald Trump.
Canada and its allies sent a stern message to Iran on Thursday: get ready to pay the families those who died on board the Ukrainian airliner it shot down, and don't try to block any meaningful criminal prosecution of those responsible.
Former prime minister Stephen Harper has left his role with the chief fundraising arm of the federal Conservative party, but says he still intends to play a role with the party itself.
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