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Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly will announce this afternoon Canada’s candidacy to sit on the council for 2028 to 2030, through an election that will likely take place in 2026
China announced the expulsion of a Canadian diplomat on Tuesday in retaliation for Ottawa ordering a Chinese consular official to leave the country over alleged threats he made against a Canadian lawmaker and his family
Mendicino says the government is earmarking $390 million over the next five years for provinces and territories
The Liberal government is expected to announce the renewal of its multimillion-dollar federal gun and gang violence program today
Over 300 Sudanese Canadians took a bus from Toronto to Ottawa on Friday morning to protest against the war and deliver a statement of demands to the federal government
Trudeau says no decision has been made yet on whether to expel a Chinese diplomat who allegedly targeted a member of Parliament and his family
The next election could still be more than two years away but Trudeau left no doubt that we are already hurtling toward it, that he intends to run in it, and that he knows who poses the biggest threat to his hold on power
The public-sector union representing Canada Revenue Agency employees has struck a tentative deal with the federal government, ending a strike of 35,000 workers just after the tax season wrapped up
A 40-year-old Sikh priest and teacher in B.C.’s Lower Mainland has been charged with six counts of sexual interference and exploitation of a person under 16
International Development Minister Harjit Sajjan is announcing $71 million in humanitarian aid for Sudan and two neighbouring countries that are dealing with a large number of refugees in the wake of a violent crisis
UN’s humanitarian chief arrived in Sudan’s main seaport on Wednesday, as thousands of Sudanese and foreign nationals gathered there in hopes of fleeing the conflict-torn east African country
Global Affairs said in an emailed statement that the department is aware of reports that two Canadians died in Ukraine
Joly says Canadians evacuated from Sudan “went through hell” and Ottawa will do everything possible to help the country find peace
A federal minister is advising Canadians to expect long lines at passport offices this week as the public service resumes work following a 12-day strike
Exhausted Sudanese and foreigners joined growing crowds at Sudan’s main seaport Tuesday, waiting to be evacuated from the chaos-stricken nation
Talks are set to resume between the Public Service Alliance of Canada and the Canada Revenue Agency, as some 35,000 CRA employees continue to walk the picket line
Canada is encouraging Sudan’s neighbours to help the country find a mediated end to recent violence, as it attempts to continue getting Canadians to safety via perilous land evacuations
The Public Service Alliance of Canada has reached a tentative contract agreement with the Treasury Board covering more than 120,000 federal government workers across the country