3 Ukrainian children stranded in Mexico granted visas to return to Edmonton
Three Ukrainian children, adopted by an Edmonton woman, have been granted visas to return to Canada after being stranded in Mexico for months.
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N.S. premier hopeful new head of RCMP will keep mass shooting public inquiry top priority
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says the retirement of RCMP boss Brenda Lucki on March 17 should not impact the work of the Mass Casualty Commission, whose report is due March 31.
Flying objects over Canada, U.S. not tied to Chinese surveillance, Biden says
In a speech marking his most detailed comments yet about the objects and his decision to shoot them down, Biden said he makes “no apologies” for defending American airspace.
Canada’s politicians, researchers say flying objects raise concerns about Arctic security
Some politicians and researchers say four flying objects that were discovered in recent weeks highlight the need to improve security in Canada’s Arctic.
Haunting never-before-seen Titanic shipwreck footage revealed
The footage of the Titanic shipwreck was captured in 1986, but most of it has never been released until now.
Canada’s Joly wraps Ukraine visit with pledge for sexual violence supports
Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly wrapped up a two-day visit to Ukraine on Thursday, where she met with President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other officials.
As Trudeau attends Caribbean summit, experts urge against Haiti military intervention
Trudeau arrived in the Bahamas Wednesday to participate in a meeting of the Caribbean Community, where 20 heads of government from the region are gathering.
After News Anchor’s Long Career, She Found Herself Focus of the Story
Lisa LaFlamme was dismissed after a decades-long TV career, not long after she stopped dyeing her hair, setting off debates across Canada about sexism, ageism and going gray.
Nova Scotia woman heading to Turkey to provide aid after devastating earthquake
Mandeep Dhunna says she couldn’t sit back and watch relief efforts from the comfort of her home.
Ottawa cracks down on research links with foreign militaries, states like China
‘It’s the right thing to do. I mean, we’ve seen recent events. There have been reports,’ Innovation Minister François-Philippe Champagne said after announcing the decision.