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Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is scheduled to meet with Cuban activists today, one day after meeting with the Cuban president and talking about governance reforms in the island nation.

Thousands of people braved wind and cold in Ottawa on Friday to pay tribute to and remember those who sacrificed much more than personal comfort for the country and its way of life.

His sonorous, tobacco-painted baritone was once described as "the musical equivalent of rotgut whisky" and his lyrics and texts studied spirituality, sex, power and love.

When my parents first left Laos for a refugee camp in Thailand, their first choice of adopted country was the United States of America.

Canada's effort to craft a legalized marijuana regime could be boosted by the move of four more U.S. states to approve recreational use of the drug, says a Halifax law professor.

Newly released statistics show Canada's citizenship and immigration website experienced a huge spike in web traffic from the U.S. just before it crashed on Tuesday, as election results rolled in.

If U.S. president-elect Donald Trump wants to sit down and renegotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement, Canada says it's prepared to talk.

A big wave just rolled in south of our border, but Canada can be a beacon of hope as one of the strongest democracies in the world.

"I am so appalled that it's even close," former Canadian prime minister Kim Campbell said.

If you find yourselves considering a new life in a new country this morning, here are three options to consider.

Trump sold everything and headed north. The move to Canada spared him financial disaster.

This is bold climate policy, proposing the highest carbon price of any politician except for Elizabeth May and the Green Party.

Climate change and energy issues haven't been dominant in U.S. media coverage of the presidential election, but Trump has occasionally been criticized for making bizarre and unsubstantiated claims.

“In Nunavut ...They’re entrepreneurs by nature. But nobody taught them how to turn that into a business while also giving back to the community"

In a bizarre series of interviews, several major Canadian media outlets interviewed Jean Charest for the first time in months. None asked about his major pipeline lobbying fiasco.