A parliamentary committee in the House of Commons has agreed to investigate the security screening procedures in Canada following the arrest of a Canadian NATO intern by Belgian authorities on espionage charges. This decision was reached after the Conservatives and Bloc Québécois demanded an...

Prime Minister Mark Carney characterized the ongoing discussions with the United States regarding potential tariffs as intricate and high-pressure. He disclosed plans to engage in talks with his American counterpart within the next 48 hours to facilitate a mutually satisfactory resolution. During a press briefing...

In the midst of Russian President Vladimir Putin's forces controlling Ukraine's largest nuclear facility and targeting the nation's power infrastructure, European and American reliance on Russian nuclear fuel for their electricity generation persists. Data analyzed by CBC's investigative program, the fifth estate, reveals that Canadian-owned...

The Ontario and Canadian governments have jointly allocated $1 billion to support municipalities that do not impose development charges in enhancing and renewing essential infrastructure. This initiative was revealed by Todd McCarthy, Ontario's acting minister of infrastructure, Rob Flack, Ontario's minister of municipal affairs...

Applications for Canadian citizenship certificates have surged globally in recent months, with a significant increase in submissions from the United States, as reported by CBC News. The adoption of the "Lost Canadian" legislation by Parliament late last year led to a nearly 50% rise...

The CEO of ThyssenKrupp Marine Systems (TKMS), the German company poised to construct Canada's new submarines, is advocating for enhanced collaboration among European shipbuilders. This initiative could have implications in Canada as the navy contemplates augmenting its fleet with corvettes. Oliver Burkhard, in an interview...