The prime minister was fooled by the Palestinian Authority and ambiguously critical of Trump's diesel deal with Russia Thanksgiving comes at a consequential moment, Mark Carney said in his annual statement. “Meeting the challenges takes a strong country,” he said. Read More

Donald Trump has repeatedly clashed with Minneapolis politician who came to the U.S. from Somalia as a child and has frequently been the target of his political attacks U.S. federal agents searched the Washington home of Democratic congresswoman Ilhan Omar on Monday as part of a criminal investigation, officials said, marking a dramatic escalation in President Donald Trump's confrontation with the

Andy Burnham said the IRGC are likely behind an incident at Royal Air Force Fairford in southwest England last month Britain's government Monday accused Iran's Revolutionary Guards of being behind a major scare at a U.K. airbase used by the United States, as allies including Washington warned Tehran against hostile acts. Read More

Strikes killed 13 people and wounded hundreds at King Khalid International Airport on Saturday, the deadliest attack on Saudi soil in more than a decade Saudi Arabia's energy minister on Monday said the country had been tested but would mount a "serious" response after a string of attacks on Riyadh's international airport by Yemen's Houthis that left 18 people dead. Read More

The Toronto Police Service is looking for a man who attacked another unprovoked Two people suffered apparent injuries after altercations with anti-Israel demonstrators in Toronto and Montreal on Saturday. Read More

Research suggests that hearing your mother’s voice — even if it’s just over the phone — can be beneficial Mom is often the first person many of us think to reach out to when we’re having a bad day, need some advice or are just in the mood to gab. While experts say there’s no ideal frequency for how often children should call their mothers, there are benefits to it that may make you want to pick up

How can a progressive Toronto mayor not ride public transit? If there were a super-compelling candidate on the Oct. 26 mayoral ballot in Toronto, anywhere from the centre-left to what passes for the centre-right in municipal politics, Olivia Chow’s goose might well be cooked. Crispy skin, all the trimmings and a bottle of off-dry Riesling for the table. Read More

The arrangement the U.S. and Mexico are working toward centres on tariff relief and policy concessions, rather than a comprehensive rewrite of CUSMA WASHINGTON, D.C. — Washington is gearing up for next year’s review of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement, but signs of negotiating progress have come mainly from the U.S.-Mexico trade teams in recent weeks, while formal talks between the U.S. and Canada

Established businesses have a history of using government as a weapon against upstarts If you take recent statements by some artificial intelligence (AI) executives at face value, they’re demanding that governments stop them before they destroy the world as they call for regulation and oversight . It’s a curious position for innovators who have made grand claims about their products’ potential and

There is much work to be done to champion free speech in the province We are now well into the swing of David Eby’s faux-pas snap election. The candidates have been confirmed, battle lines have been drawn, and scores of scurrying volunteers are zipping door to door, eager to convince British Columbians that either the time is now for change, or the time is now to maintain the brilliant status quo.