Biden signs another $40B for Ukraine aid after U.S. Congress approval
The funding is intended to support Ukraine through September, and it dwarfs an earlier emergency measure that provided $13.6 billion.
Read moreAustralian PM concedes election defeat as conservatives ousted after 9-year rule
Partial results showed Morrison's Liberal-National coalition had been punished by voters in Western Australia and affluent urban seats in particular.
Read moreMajor military sexual misconduct report will be public ‘in the coming days’
Louise Arbour was tasked specifically with providing recommendations on how best to set up an independent system for reporting military sexual misconduct for the Canadian Forces.
Read moreAlberta Premier Jason Kenney says he won’t run in next UCP leadership race
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney says he will not be running in the race to pick a new leader of his United Conservative Party.
Read moreChina will see Canada’s Huawei, ZTE bans as ‘a slap in the face,’ experts warn
Tensions between the two countries could be tested by the decision, experts say, although it's not yet clear how and when China might retaliate.
Read moreTrudeau says Huawei 5G ban will keep Canadians ‘safe and secure into the future’
Canada lagged behind close security partners — including the Five Eyes alliance — in deciding to prevent the Chinese telecom from participating in 5G networks.
Read moreFreeland defends Bank of Canada amid opposition attacks
Canadian Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland defended the central bank as inflation spikes to a three-decade high amid opposition attacks.
Read moreJason Kenney to remain focused on ‘people’s business’ until new UCP leader is chosen
Jason Kenney said the decision to keep him on as leader allows the government a chance to maintain continuity and stability until a new leader is elected.
Read moreU.S. Senate confirms ambassador to Ukraine after 3-year vacancy amid Russian war
Veteran diplomat Bridget Brink was approved by unanimous voice vote just two weeks after President Joe Biden announced the nomination on April 25.
Read moreUCP begins search for new leader with Jason Kenney stepping down
Two former leaders of the Wildrose Party, which merged with the Progressive Conservatives to form the UCP in 2017, have signalled they intend run for the leadership.
Read moreJason Kenney led Alberta through COVID-19 pandemic, oil crash
Jason Kenney told a shocked audience of invited guests and cabinet ministers Wednesday that 51 per cent support of party rank and file in his leadership review was not enough.
Read morePoliticians react to Jason Kenney’s intention to resign as UCP leader: ‘This job is never easy’
After Jason Kenney announced Wednesday his intention to step down as leader of the United Conservative Party, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau thanked Kenney for his contributions.
Read more‘Freedom convoy’ organizer Pat King still ‘shopping for lawyers’ ahead of trial
King, who is facing 10 charges...
Read moreGreater Toronto Area real estate approaching ‘buyer’s market’: BMO
Canadian real estate prices have sizzled for years as the COVID-19 pandemic turned the market white-hot. Now, home listing data suggests the scorching pace is cooling.
Read moreBuffalo mass shooting: How should platforms respond to violent livestreams?
A livestream of the Buffalo mass shooting was removed within minutes of the broadcast. But as platforms try to address problematic content online, censorship concerns are rampant.
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