Up to 54 deaths linked to southern Quebec heat wave

A heat wave in the southern part of the Canadian province of Quebec has been linked to 54 deaths, officials say.

Extreme Heat Wave in Canada Claims at Least 19 Lives

Extreme heat and humidity has blanketed eastern and central Canada, the national broadcaster CBC said.

Trump asks US representatives not to endorse G7 communique

US President Donald Trump said on Saturday that he has instructed US representatives not to endorse the joint communique released at the end of the Group of Seven (G7) summit in Quebec, Canada.

G7 summit kicks off in Canada amid trade disputes between U.S., allies

The Group of Seven (G7) summit, which kicked off here on Friday, is expected to be a tough meeting between the United States and its allies amid raising concerns over U.S. tariffs on steel and aluminum imports.

Mexico counterattacks with tariffs in trade war launched by US

The Mexican government on Thursday announced that it will respond to the US imposition of tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from its southern neighbor, Canada and the European Union with "equivalent measures on different products."

US hits EU, Canada and Mexico with steel, aluminium tariffs

The US said today it was moving ahead with tariffs on aluminium and steel imports from Canada, Mexico and the European Union.

Canadá reduce el nivel de relaciones diplomáticas con Venezuela

Canadá ha condenado las elecciones presidenciales que Venezuela celebró el pasado 20 de mayo —en las que el presidente venezolano, Nicolás Maduro, resultó reelegido en el cargo— y ha decidido reducir el nivel de sus relaciones diplomáticas con ese país sudamericano, según ha anunciado en un comunicado la ministra de Exteriores canadiense, Chrystia Freeland.

Toronto van driver charged with 10 counts of murder

The van driver behind the attack in Toronto yesterday that left ten people dead and 15 injured has been charged with 10 counts of premeditated murder.

Iran dismisses Canada interventionist statement

Iran Foreign Ministry spokesman condemned and dismissed the statement released by Canada on Iran's internal affairs.

Venezuela declares Brazilian, Canadian diplomats "persona non grata"

Venezuela's National Constituent Assembly (ANC) on Saturday declared Brazil's Ambassador Ruy Pereira and a counsellor at Canada's embassy as "persona non grata."

Russia bans entry of dozens of Canadians in response to sanctions

Moscow decides to ban entry of dozens of Canadian citizens to Russia in retaliation to Canada's new sanctions, the Russian Foreign Ministry said Friday.

Canadian Ethos: Trudeau says it's not Canada's place to 'lecture' US on immigration

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said that it was not his place to "lecture" the United States on its immigration policies, while distancing himself from U.S. President Donald Trump's unapologetic defense of his controversial travel ban during a joint press conference on Monday.

U.S. Army tanks being moved to Russian border

The U.S. Army will send M1A2 Abrams main battle tanks to the Baltic states of Latvia, Estonia and Lithuania along Russia's borders ahead of a NATO operation in the spring.

Quebec mosque shooting ‘terrorist attack on Muslims’

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said on Monday that a shooting at a mosque in Quebec City, in which up to six people were killed and eight more injured, was a "terrorist attack on Muslims."

Bomb Threat Closes Key US-Canada Border Crossing

A bomb threat on Friday prompted authorities to close and evacuate one of the most important border crossings between Canada and the United States, police said.

Jordan's security forces declare end of Al Karak castle siege

Jordanian security forces said they killed four "terrorist outlaws" after flushing them out of a castle in the southern city of Karak where they had holed up after a shoot-out that killed nine people.

Canadian woman, 4 police officers, 2 civilians killed in Jordan shooting

A Canadian female visitor, four police officers and two civilians were killed Sunday in gun attacks in and near the Jordan city of Karak that targeted tourists and police, officials said.

Illusive concept of Syrian ‘moderates’ failed despite financing & propaganda: Churkin

Hijacked by armed extremists, the so-called moderate opposition has effectively ceased to exist in Syria, Russia's UN ambassador told the General Assembly. The forum was passing a resolution calling for the cessation of hostilities in the war-torn country.

Iran criticizes draft resolution on Syria

Iran’s Ambassador and Deputy Permanent Representative Gholamali Dehghani on Friday said that Iran will vote against a draft resolution on the situation in Syria as it has failed to show 'realities on the ground' in the war-torn state.

Crimean MP blasts Canada’s new anti-Russian sanctions as attempt to kowtow to US

Ruslan Balbek, Crimea’s former vice-premier and a Russian State Duma deputy, said that the new wave of sanctions, which Canada slapped on Crimean deputies, was a move designed to please Washington.