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Canada's environment minister says climate change is still a priority in talks with U.S. officials on NAFTA, despite President Donald Trump's recent threat to scrap the pact altogether.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has thrown cold water on suggestions the Liberal government wants to sign onto continental ballistic missile defence, or that it might send troops back into Afghanistan.

Despite growing criticism, Prime Minister Trudeau insisted his government has been up to the task and that new measures are yielding "positive results".

You can call it the 'alt-right,' the 'far right' or 'white nationalism,' but we have seen it before. It is racism and scapegoating, writes human rights lawyer Aleem Bharmal.

An Ontario judge who wore a hat in court bearing a slogan used by U.S. President Donald Trump is facing a disciplinary hearing today, Aug. 23, 2017.

Donald Trump has threatened to blow up NAFTA less than one week into the renegotiation of the trade agreement, providing an early indication that the upcoming talks might occur under a cloud of menace

A unit within the office of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has been assigned to disarm any NAFTA bombs deployed by U.S. President Donald Trump.

Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Dan Fagin examines why some people don't buy into climate change, what that means for media, and why U.S. reporters seem to love Canada's prime minister.

Canada's environment minister met with key stakeholders in Toronto Thursday as battle lines take shape during the first week of the three-country talks and Trump’s trade czar warns of major changes.

More than 7,000 asylum seekers have crossed the Quebec border from Donald Trump's America since July, federal and provincial officials said Thursday at a news conference.

NAFTA negotiations are underway — and the United States says it wants major changes to the agreement, not mere tweaks.

Some of Canada's key demands in the upcoming NAFTA renegotiation will be a tough sell in the United States.

President Trump is tweeting more often, more angrily and more frequently against members of his own political family, in a political spectacle revealing fault lines within America's governing party.

On an issue with the highest stakes imaginable, the life-and-death matter of a nuclear showdown, Donald Trump's team delivered mixed messages Wednesday.

With crossed arms and a cold stare, Donald Trump uttered the most threatening words of his presidency on Tuesday, warning of a strike of unprecedented "fire," "fury," and "power" against North Korea.