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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday he sees a new opening to engage with India in the wake of that country's election, which returned Prime Minister Narendra Modi to office for a third term.
A growing number of Liberal MPs say the national caucus needs to meet as soon as possible to discuss the fallout of this week's tough byelection loss in Toronto and that the gathering can't wait until the retreat scheduled for the end of the summer.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the ongoing public inquiry into foreign interference is «a very clear way» to inform Canadians on how alarmed they should be about an explosive report that alleges some parliamentarians are helping foreign governments.
In an apparent jab at NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says Canadians should be wary of political leaders who say their parties haven't been compromised by foreign interference.
National Defence Minister Bill Blair’s office is defending the decision to send a Canadian ship to Cuba where it docked alongside some of Russia’s fleet, calling it a “carefully” planned move to increase its presence in the region.
After reading an unredacted report from one of Canada's intelligence oversight bodies, NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh says he now thinks that Independent MP Han Dong shouldn't be allowed back into the Liberal caucus.
Canada's industry minister says Ottawa is «considering all measures» after the U.S. announced it would be hiking tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles and other related goods.
As the world braces for an election that could return Donald Trump to the White House, the prime minister of France says he doesn't want his country's security, or the security of the European Union, to depend on voters in the United States.