CMHC sets target to make housing affordable for every Canadian by 2030
A federal housing agency hopes to see every Canadian with an affordable home by 2030 and has offered up a plan full of experiments to make it happen.
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'Not Canadian enough:' Edmonton woman's girls denied citizenship under 2009 law
A woman in Alberta says she feels like she's not Canadian enough after her daughters were denied citizenship.
Cuba criticizes Canada's diplomatic downsize after another diplomat falls ill
The Cuban government is criticizing Canada's decision on Wednesday, January 30, 2019, to halve its embassy staff after a 14th Canadian fell ill to an unexplained illness in Havana.
Crisis Group says it trusts Ottawa to help free detainees after McCallum firing
The employer of a Canadian man detained in China is expressing confidence in the Trudeau government following the firing of John McCallum.
China acting 'arbitrarily' in imposing drug case death sentence: Trudeau
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says he's very concerned to see China "acting arbitrarily" by applying the death penalty to a Canadian convicted of drug trafficking.
MPs, senators to push for release of imprisoned Canadians during trip to China
A group of Canadian lawmakers travelling to China this weekend will use the trip to push for the release of two Canadians detained there since last month, says a Conservative MP in the delegation.
Federal tax changes come into effect as new year begins
The new year brings with it tax changes at the federal level that will affect just about every Canadian, as well as small businesses.
Canada will 'shortly' see Spavor, second detained Canadian in China: Trudeau
Canadian diplomats will be granted access "shortly" to the second Canadian detained in China, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Friday, December 14, 2018, as he predicted consequences for Canada's economy from the U.S.-China trade war.
Second Canadian missing in China after questioning by authorities: Freeland
A second Canadian is missing in China after alerting Global Affairs Canada that he was being questioned by Chinese authorities, Foreign Affairs Minister Chrystia Freeland said on Wednesday, December 12, 21018.
Some Canadian diplomats who fell ill in Havana unable to work, having relapses
A handful of Canadian diplomats who mysteriously fell ill in Cuba last year have been unable to return to work even as investigators struggle to pinpoint the cause of their symptoms.
Canada, U.S. to resume NAFTA talks after late night Freeland, Lighthizer chat
Canadian and American negotiators resume their talks today, September 7, 2018, on updating the North American Free Trade Agreement.
Canadian who admitted to plotting terrorist attacks asks for 'second chance'
A Canadian who admitted to plotting a terrorist attack on New York City is pleading for "a second chance" in a letter submitted to the court ahead of his upcoming sentencing.
Duncan apologizes for behaviour after drunken joyride in Pyeongchang
Canadian ski cross racer Dave Duncan is apologizing for "behaviour that demonstrated poor judgement" after being released from jail following an alleged drunken joyride at the Pyeongchang Games.
Immigrant couple donates $60M fortune as Arctic prize: 'It's really all we have'
A Canadian couple says their decision to donate $60 million — the bulk of their wealth — to a fund aimed at promoting Arctic innovation was inspired by a deep love for the Far North and the people who live there.