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U.S. authorities said a 19-year-old Canadian pleaded guilty to terrorism-related charges in connection with what they call an ISIS-inspired plot to target landmarks in New York City.

Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland shares a dark history lesson with NAFTA partners at trade talks.

The storm destroyed virtually everything on the island, stripping it of vegetation, wrecking the monkeys' drinking troughs and crushing the piers that workers use to bring in bags of monkey chow.

Former prime minister Jean Chrétien says Canadians shouldn't worry too much about U.S. President Donald Trump's threats to tear up the North American Free Trade Agreement.

The prime minister will meet U.S. President Donald Trump during a two-day visit to Washington, followed by a meeting with Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto during a two-day visit to Mexico City.

Most Americans, across partisan political lines, regard Canada as a fair trader, says a study on 'America First' attitudes.

Two Canadians were confirmed killed in Sunday night's Las Vegas music-festival massacre. On Monday Prime Minister Trudeau denounced the "senseless and cowardly act of violence."

Natural Resources Minister Jim Carr is adding cabinet weight to a lobbying effort against proposed U.S. budget cuts to the popular and effective Energy Star program.

Researchers with the U.S. government and the New England Aquarium have developed a new model they said will provide better estimates about the North Atlantic right whale population.

There's no question: The shock-and-awe approach to trade disputes is playing out in the first year of the Trump administration, with the stunner of a 219-per-cent duty on Bombardier.

The United States has just sworn in its next ambassador to Canada at a moment of trade tensions between the countries, with mushrooming disputes running parallel with the renegotiation of NAFTA.

Former NHL player Georges Laraque says it is embarrassing that the Pittsburgh Penguins are willing to visit the White House.

Canada is pushing for the inclusion of enforceable, progressive labour standards in a rewritten North American Free Trade Agreement.

The vice-president of the United States has some less-than-complimentary words for Canada's health-care system, which he accuses of certain "failings."

The first punches in what promises to be a bitter fight over Canada's protected dairy industry are expected to be thrown during this week's third round of North American Free Trade talks in Ottawa.