‘Sleeping with an elephant:’ What will a Republican or Democrat win mean for Canada?
The U.S. is Canada's closest neighbour and largest trading partner and who wins the White House in November will be in charge ...
Ontario trucker who hauled cartel's cocaine to Canada quietly pleads guilty in the U.S.
An Ontario truck driver who shuttled cocaine and heroin into Canada for a high-volume drug ring has quietly waived his ...
North Korea Says It Recovered Crashed South Korean Military Drone, KCNA Says
SEOUL (Reuters) -North Korea said on Saturday it had discovered the remains of a crashed South Korean military drone, ...
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Akwesasne woman wanted by U.S. in fatal human-smuggling case is denied bail
The woman arrested in August as a suspect in four of the deaths of nine people who drowned last year in an effort to smuggle ...
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Lobster dispute boils over at Canadian border
Allegations of illegal U.S. fishing in Canadian lobster grounds tests the detente between Maine lobstermen and those from ...
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Canadian woman arrested, accused of scamming grandparents in East Tennessee
A Canadian woman was arrested in connection with a scam targeting grandparents according to the Loudon County Sheriff’s ...
Attention U.S. investors: Take profits in the S&P 500 and head north
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U.S. Senate candidate Elissa Slotkin visits Cadillac
The Democratic candidate for one of Michigan’s two U.S. Senate seats was in Cadillac on Wednesday to meet with supporters and ...
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Indian students protest PGWP rules in Canada
Former international students from India are protesting Canada ending a policy that allowed them to extend their PGWPs by 18 ...
Harris and Trump Deliver Their Closing Arguments
On Monday evening, former President Donald Trump was answering questions at a town hall event outside Philadelphia hosted by ...
This Quebec traveller gets mistaken for a criminal at the U.S. border. He's not the only one
Quebecer Danny Roy is often in trouble when he crosses the U.S. border because he shares the same name as a criminal.
How the U.S. is ‘walking out’ on global trade
A former assistant U.S. trade representative says a Donald Trump presidency would accelerate a shift away from the U.S.’ decades-old free trade consensus.