The notion of a friendly U.S.–Canada merger invites reflection since both countries are economically interlocked and geographically co-located, though culturally distinct.

Congress was sanguine about the prospects, expecting, as Thomas Jefferson put it, “every hour to be informed that Quebec has ...

We speak with Madelaine Drohan, senior fellow at the University of Ottawa’s Graduate School of Public and International ...

Beyond the economic threats, Trump has repeatedly antagonized and belittled historic partners, notably the one with which the ...

Airing on Mar. 22 and 29 and Apr. 5, the series was prompted by numerous ongoing cases of Indigenous Peoples losing their ...

If Canada and Greenland were to become states, Democrats would likely gain a significant advantage in both the House of ...

“Believe me when I say I do not want to do this, I feel terrible for the American people ... increase the 25 percent tariffs imposed on Canada and Mexico if they don’t follow through on ...

Poilievre said Carney’s election will put a smile on US President Donald Trump’s face, since his economic policies under Trudeau weakened Canada and his corporate interests benefitted America.

A family from Illinois is anxiously awaiting a decision from a Canadian tribunal as they seek asylum north of the border, claiming that ... Canada says those seeking asylum "must prove that they have ...

Across Canada ... with America, many now wonder if that dependency has become a liability. The ‘51st state’ rhetoric, floated by Trump and some advisers, landed like a slap in the face.

increase imports from Canada. But he seems deadly serious about his desire to make America self-reliant when it comes to resources, and waving their apparent vulnerability on that front in his face is ...

As the new leader of the Liberal Party, he will lead the party into the federal elections later this year, where he will likely face ... hockey, Canada will win.” Carney also addressed Trump’s threats ...