18 Killed In Mass Shooting, Deadliest In Canadian HistoryA man disguised as a police officer opened fire on numerous homes after leading police on a "chaotic" chase across the northern part of Nova Scotia.
Trudeau: U.S.-Canada COVID-19 Border Restrictions To Stay In PlaceThe two countries mutually agreed to close their shared border to nonessential travel last month in response to the pandemic.
Canada Turns to China Following US Mask Export BanAs Canada looks to other places to purchase medical supplies, PM Justin Trudeau says he is urging the Trump administration to keep border trade open.
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau's Wife Tests Positive For CoronavirusThe prime minister does not currently plan to be tested because he doesn't have symptoms.
Canada To Soon Stop Providing Security For Harry And MeghanThis change stems from the couple's decision to step back from their royal duties. That will officially happen on March 31.
Canadian Police May Leave First Nations Lands After Weeks Of ProtestsCanadian officials say the RCMP's offer is a "significant" step toward a "more peaceable arrangement."
Huawei Moving U.S. Research Center To CanadaHuawei's founder and CEO said the move was necessary due to the Trump administration's sanctions on the company.
Canada Reelects Justin Trudeau As Prime MinisterBut his Liberal Party will return as a minority government, meaning he'll have to work with other parties to pass legislation.
Canadians Head To The Polls For General ElectionPrime Minister Justin Trudeau is in a tight race this time around, polling nearly even with Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer.
Justin Trudeau Pledges To Ban Military-Style Assault RiflesHe said a Liberal government would create a buyback program for legally purchased military grade rifles in Canada.
Canada Pushes To Cut Plastic Waste, Phase Out Single-Use PlasticsCanada's prime minister announced a national campaign to develop alternatives to the plastic items polluting rivers, lakes and the ocean.
Philippines Gives Canada May 15 Deadline To Remove TrashNearly 2,500 tons of trash mislabeled as recyclable plastics was sent by a Canada-based company.
Philippines Threatens 'War' Against Canada If It Doesn't Remove TrashNearly 2,500 tons trash was sent by a Canada-based plastics company without import clearances.
Canada May Regulate Social Media Platforms Ahead Of ElectionCanada's upcoming federal election is in October.
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau Denies Wrongdoing In Bribery ScandalTrudeau is accused of meddling in a bribery case to save thousands of jobs in Quebec.
Justin Trudeau's Image Takes A Hit As Scandal GrowsA growing scandal could permanently tarnish the sterling reputation of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
Another Canadian Cabinet Member Resigns Amid Bribery ScandalTreasury Board president Jane Philpott stepped down Monday.
Canadian Diplomats Suing Government Over Mystery Illness In CubaThe plaintiffs claim the Canadian government failed to give them important health and safety information associated with being posted in Cuba.
Canada To Cut Staff At Cuba Embassy After 14th Mystery Illness CaseU.S. Embassy staffers in Havana have reported similar symptoms.
A Record Number Of Americans Sought Asylum In Canada Last YearThe number of U.S. applicants in 2017 was the largest since Canada began tracking the data in 1994.
Trudeau Says Canadian Officials Heard Recordings Of Khashoggi's DeathCanada is the first Western country to confirm that it's heard recordings of Jamal Khashoggi's murder.
Canada Legalizes Recreational MarijuanaHere's some of what we do know: The legal age to use marijuana will be 19 in most provinces. And Canadians can carry up to 30 grams of marijuana.
Canadian Cannabis Users, Workers Could Face Lifetime US BanWorkers and investors in the recreational marijuana industry may be viewed as drug traffickers.
Dairy, Auto Sectors Come Up As US, Canada Trade Talks ResumeMedia outlets report Canada could offer a compromise on its dairy market in order to reach a NAFTA agreement.
Canada, Mexico Give Updates On NAFTA NegotiationsCanadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland and Mexico's Economy Ministry made statements amid ongoing talks to restructure the trade agreement.
US Trade Commission Overturns Tariffs On Canadian NewsprintThe U.S. Department of Commerce initiated the tariff after a Washington state paper producer filed a complaint.
What's Up With Saudi Arabia's Diplomatic Spat With Canada?Saudi Arabia has kicked out Canada's ambassador, froze all new business deals and investments and told its exchange students to leave.
Toronto Officials Want To Ban The Sale Of HandgunsThe city council's vote came after a gunman opened fire in the city's Greektown neighborhood Sunday night, killing two people.
At Least 2 Victims Dead After Shooting In Toronto NeighborhoodAs of late Sunday, investigators didn't know the suspect's motive. But officials are reportedly looking into all possibilities, including terrorism.
Crossing North: Asylum Seekers Use The US As A Route Into CanadaWith the number of people illegally crossing into Canada on the rise, Newsy traveled to the border to speak with those on the ground.
