Justin Trudeau unofficially launched his 2019 re-election campaign Wednesday with a cabinet shuffle that puts management of three of the most vexing challenges his government faces into new hands.
White House mulls Putin’s proposal for tit-for-tat questioning
Russian President Vladimir Putin suggested that he would let U.S. investigators be present for questioning of 12 Russian intelligence officers accused of interfering in the 2016 U.S. election if Russians could do the same for Americans they accuse of ‘illegal activities.’
‘Hate is alive here’: Wife of beaten Mississauga man speaks out after attack
It was supposed to be a peaceful summer evening outdoors with friends, but things took a frightening turn when a Mississauga, Ont., father of two was severely beaten in what Peel Regional Police confirm they are investigating as a hate-motivated crime.
Iceberg looming over Greenland village spotted from space
An iceberg that drifted perilously close to a remote Greenland village is so big that it can be seen from space.
After crackdown on steel and aluminum, U.S. to review foreign uranium
The United States Department of Commerce will launch an investigation into imports of uranium, citing the same concerns about national security that it did before implementing tariffs on steel and aluminum.
CP Rail second-quarter profit hurt by disruptions related to labour strife
Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd. says service interruptions related to labour negotiations and strike notices caused its net income to decrease 10 per cent in the second quarter despite higher revenues.
Two become one? Planemakers work on tech to cut pilot numbers
Airplane manufacturers are working to adapt jets to reduce the number of pilots needed for long-haul flights and to build new cockpits designed for a single aviator in order to ease a global pilot shortage and cut airline costs.
Federal Reserve boss tells Congress to get its house in order: Don Pittis
A strong U.S. economy means interest rate hikes will continue, but stern-faced Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell says trade disputes, the opioid crisis, low education levels and wage stagnation remain dangers for the U.S. economy.
Ford recalls 550,000 vehicles that can roll away unexpectedly
Ford is recalling about 550,000 cars and SUVs in North America to fix a gearshift problem that could cause the vehicles to roll away unexpectedly.
Ottawa won’t pursue deportation of Abdoul Abdi, Goodale says
Ottawa will not pursue the deportation of a former child refugee and convicted criminal to Somalia, according to Minister of Public Safety Ralph Goodale.