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New deal with U.S. allows Canada to turn back migrants at the border
Ottawa has negotiated a border deal with the United States that would allow Canada to turn back migrants coming from the U.S. who are looking to make asylum claims at unofficial points of entry such as Roxham Road.Rahul Gandhi gets 2 years for Modi defamation in India
NEW DELHI (AP) — An Indian court found opposition leader Rahul Gandhi guilty of defamation Thursday over his remarks about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s surname and sentenced him to two years in prison. The case against Gandhi dates back to an electi
NEW DELHI (AP) — An Indian court found opposition leader Rahul Gandhi guilty of defamation Thursday over his remarks about Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s surname and sentenced him to two years in prison. The case against Gandhi dates back to an electi U.S. strategist apologizes for joking that he could have killed PM '20 different ways' | CBC News
An American conservative strategist is apologizing for making what he called a “dumb joke” about having an opportunity to kill the prime minister. Liberal MP Han Dong secretly advised Chinese diplomat in 2021 to delay freeing Two Michaels: sources David Johnston to decide on inquiry into foreign interference by May 23
Canadians will know by the summer whether former governor general David Johnston wants a public inquiry to probe Beijing's election interference and what the Liberal government knew about it. A public probe of foreign election interference should also look at India, Sikh organizations say
As former governor general David Johnston considers whether to recommend a public inquiry into Chinese government election meddling, groups representing Sikh Canadians say India's foreign interference also needs scrutiny. Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim rejects 'insinuations' he won election due to Chinese interference | CBC News
Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim denounced what he said were "insinuations" made in a news article alleging Canada's spy agency found evidence of China's Vancouver consulate interfering in last year's municipal election. French president uses special power to enact pension bill without vote
France's government on Thursday invoked a special constitutional power to enact a contentious pension bill without a vote in parliament, in a risky move by President Emmanuel Macron.
France's government on Thursday invoked a special constitutional power to enact a contentious pension bill without a vote in parliament, in a risky move by President Emmanuel Macron. Trudeau names David Johnston new rapporteur | CTV News
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has named former governor general David Johnston as the new independent special rapporteur who will be looking into foreign interference. He has been tasked with helping 'protect the integrity of Canada's democracy.' Ontario MPP resigns from PC caucus, denies alleged link to foreign election interference | CBC News
An Ontario MPP has resigned from the Progressive Conservative caucus and will sit as an Independent, effective immediately, amid allegations he is linked to election interference by China.
MP Michael Cooper called to apologize for 'shameful' questioning of Joly | CTV News
Liberal and NDP MPs are calling out Conservative MP Michael Cooper over what they described as a 'shameful' and 'completely unacceptable' comment he made to Foreign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly during a hearing on foreign interference.Exiled opposition leader vows to fight on after Belarus hands down 15-year treason sentence
Exiled Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya was handed a 15-year jail term on Monday after being convicted in absentia for treason and "conspiracy to seize power," a verdict she said was punishment for her efforts to promote democracy.
Exiled Belarusian opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya was handed a 15-year jail term on Monday after being convicted in absentia for treason and "conspiracy to seize power," a verdict she said was punishment for her efforts to promote democracy. Biden's big, bold green spend sends shockwaves around the world, including Canada
U.S. President Joe Biden's climate bill is only six months old, but its impact on the energy industry around the world continues to grow as pressure mounts on countries to offer similar subsidies toward green energy or risk losing out on valuable investmeU.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken warns China’s Wang Yi against aiding Russia in Ukraine
Mr. Blinken on Saturday warned top Chinese diplomat Wang Yi of consequences should China provide material support to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Mr. Blinken on Saturday warned top Chinese diplomat Wang Yi of consequences should China provide material support to Russia’s invasion of UkraineIran protesters march in several cities in mourning for executed men
Videos showed anti-government rallies in several cities - the most widespread unrest in weeks.
Videos showed anti-government rallies in several cities - the most widespread unrest in weeks. NDP tables motion to force Liberals to vote against 'for-profit health care' | CBC News
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh tabled a motion in the House of Commons Thursday to force Liberal MPs to condemn Ontario's experiment with more private delivery of common surgeries. Congressman says U.S. should consider tit-for-tat tax on Canadian-owned properties in the States
A U.S. congressman says he's prepared to advocate for a new tax on Canadians who own property in the U.S. — unless Americans are offered more exemptions from Ottawa's new underused housing tax, which targets foreign property owners in Canada. Trudeau in the Bahamas: Some leaders warn against Haiti intervention
As Prime Minister Justin Trudeau discusses the escalating crisis in Haiti with Caribbean leaders this week, some experts are urging him to put the brakes on suggestions of military intervention. MP Greg Fergus becomes the latest Liberal caught violating ethics rules
The conflict of interest and ethics commissioner is recommending all federal ministers and parliamentary secretaries report to his office for training after MP Greg Fergus became the latest high-profile Liberal in the House to violate the Conflict of InteIndian authorities raid BBC offices after broadcast of Modi documentary
Indian tax authorities raided the BBC's offices in New Delhi and Mumbai on Tuesday, weeks after the country banned a documentary from the British broadcaster that was critical of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's alleged role in deadly riots more than 20 yea
Indian tax authorities raided the BBC's offices in New Delhi and Mumbai on Tuesday, weeks after the country banned a documentary from the British broadcaster that was critical of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's alleged role in deadly riots more than 20 yeaMoldovan government quits amid economic turmoil, Russia tensions
Moldova's pro-Western government resigned on Friday after a turbulent 18 months in power marked by economic turmoil and the spillover effects of Russia's war in neighbouring Ukraine.
Moldova's pro-Western government resigned on Friday after a turbulent 18 months in power marked by economic turmoil and the spillover effects of Russia's war in neighbouring Ukraine. Conservative MP urges Ottawa to ban Chinese state broadcaster from airwaves
A Conservative MP is renewing calls for the federal government to ban authoritarian state broadcasters, including the China Global Television Network.Protests in Solomon Islands as key China critic politician is ousted in no confidence vote
Daniel Suidani, premier of Malaita province, has been one of the most vocal critics of the Pacific country’s relationship with China
Daniel Suidani, premier of Malaita province, has been one of the most vocal critics of the Pacific country’s relationship with China Vancouver objects to 'hell on earth' characterization
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre was referencing the failed addicition policies of the city's Downtown Eastside New York City is paying for migrants' bus tickets upstate. Their next stop: crossing into Canada
The city says it will financially help those in New York trying to get somewhere else. For many, that somewhere is the Canadian border, just a short taxi ride away from the Plattsburgh terminus. Progress on Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s recommendations ‘glacial,’ says recent report
NDP MP Lori Idlout says she wants to see progress this year on completing the TRC’s Calls to Action related to missing children and burial sites, along with passage of Bill C-273 and amendments to Bill C-38. Abacus Data | Conservatives open up an 8-point lead over the Liberals as 70%+ Canadians don’t think the Liberal government is focused enough on the cost of living, healthcare or housing.
From January 27 to 30, 2023, Abacus Data conducted a nationally representative survey of 1,500 Canadian adults. The survey asked several questions about the political landscape that we track as part of our regular national omnibus surveys. Hybrid Parliament: MPs wants to make it permanent | CTV News
The hybrid sitting structure and electronic voting system should become permanent features of the House of Commons, according to a new report from MPs on the Procedure and House Affairs Committee. Canadian universities conducting joint research with Chinese military scientists
The joint research projects are generating knowledge that could help drive China’s defence sector in cutting-edge, high-tech industries What does Pierre Poilievre think of health-care spending
With a deal under negotiation between Ottawa and provinces, and premiers invited to a meeting with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in early February, the issue remains one where the Tory leader's position appears somewhat murky, including to some inside his Canada's Green Party investigating privacy breach | CTV News
Elizabeth May says the Green Party will investigate and conduct a 'root to branch review' of all of its data-retention systems after member information was mistakenly posted online. Trudeau and Poilievre MPs can no longer bill taxpayers for internet
The federal Liberal government is joining the Opposition Conservatives in no longer allowing its members of Parliament to expense taxpayers for home internet services. Trudeau swarmed by protesters outside Hamilton restaurant
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has called a group of protesters who swarmed him outside a Hamilton, Ont. restaurant on Tuesday a 'handful of angry people.'Back to Canada News
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