Justin Trudeau

All of Canada is nursing a broken heart in solidarity with the country's Muslim community following a deadly terrorist attack at a mosque in Quebec City, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said Monday.

Prime Minister Trudeau created a bit of a stir over the weekend when he tweeted a thinly veiled message to the American administration about how Canada welcomes refugees regardless of their religion.

Quebec City police have confirmed they have at least two suspects in custody following a shooting at a local mosque. There are reports of multiple victims wounded and killed in the attack.

While chaos erupts at airports in the U.S., the Canadian government emphasized welcome to refugees.

A Canadian is a Canadian is a Canadian, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said in the wake of Donald Trump's ban on some refugees.

The federal Liberals plan to lift the veil of secrecy around so-called "cash-for-access" political fundraisers, but don't appear ready to outright ban the controversial practice.

For November alone, Ottawa’s books showed a $3.3−billion deficit — down from a $400−million surplus in November 2015, the Finance department reported.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has added nine new names to the ranks of the Liberal government’s parliamentary secretaries.

Speaking in Saskatoon, Trudeau said people in the province will benefit from pipeline projects that his government has just approved.

The local man, who’s a well-known protester, waved his red hat for much of the hour-long event at the University of Calgary. It came at the end of a two-day cabinet retreat in the southern Alberta.

A spokesman for Donald Trump confirmed the upcoming discussions as he held his first daily White House briefing Monday and took questions on trade, counter-terrorism and his own false statements.

Stephen Schwarzman assured federal cabinet ministers at their retreat on Monday that Canada is not the target in trade North American renegotiations.

Now the Liberals are girding for a major reset with Washington, which is expected to be the main topic for Liberal ministers during their upcoming meetings.

Ottawa resident Kelly Caldwell couldn't bear to watch President Trump's inauguration on Friday.

On the eve of Donald Trump's inauguration, a respected political commentator says Canadians are justified in their fear of the businessman's presidency.