Canada
Shooting Near Toronto Street Festival Kills 2 People and Wounds 4, Police Say
A shooting near a Toronto street festival killed two people and wounded five on Saturday, prompting police to warn of an active shooter before later saying the scene was secure.
US, Canada Strike Deal on Tolls to Let New Bridge Open on July 27
A new $4.7 billion bridge connecting Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, is set to open on July 27 after the United States and Canada struck a deal on toll revenue, the Canadian government said late on Friday.
NATO Secretary-General Lauds European, Canadian Defense Spending
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said America’s NATO allies have upped spending to around 4 percent of their gross domestic product.
Carney Tours Military Base Before NATO Summit
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney tours a military base and delivers remarks before departing for Ankara, Türkey, to participate in the NATO Summit.
Canadians Protest China's New Ethnic Unity Law
A new Chinese law aimed at promoting what Beijing calls ethnic unity is drawing criticism from democracy activists and human rights advocates.
Trump Declines USMCA Extension, Demands Tougher Rules to Counter China
July 1 is the deadline for the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA)—a $2 trillion annual trilateral trade in goods and services among the three countries.
US Not Renewing US–Mexico–Canada Trade Pact
The framework for $2 trillion in annual trade is in limbo.
Australia Ships $1.7 Billion Tech to Canada for Arctic Defense
Australia has announced a $2.5 billion deal to export radar technology to Canada.
Montreal Shooting: 3 Dead, Including Suspect
Three people are dead, including a Montreal police officer and an Israeli citizen, after a shooting in Montreal on Monday.
Canadian Billionaire Frank Stronach Found Guilty of Sexual Assault, Indecent Assault
Police arrested and charged Stronach in 2024 with criminal offenses, including sexual assault and rape, for alleged crimes dating from the 1970s to 2024.
Soccer Fever Sweeps North America
NTD sits down with Mike Leon to discuss the hype around the World Cup.
World Cup June 18 Results: Canada, Switzerland, and Mexico Win
Mexico have become the first team to advance to the knockout stage of the World Cup.
FIFA World Cup Kicks Off: Fans, Festivals and Soccer Take Center Stage
With 48 teams, three countries, and 16 host cities and billions expected to watch worldwide, this is the largest World Cup in the tournament's history.
Air Canada Captain Flew More Than 900 Flights Without Proper License, Police Say
What followed, police say, was a far-reaching deception that spanned the better part of two decades.
Significant That US, Five Eyes Allies Issue Joint Statement Warning China-Espionage for First Time: Taylor Hathorn
Chinese operatives are posing as recruiters or HR consultants, offering fake jobs or paid “trial reports.”
Finnish MP Warns Canada Over Hate Speech Legislation
Finnish Parliament member Päivi Räsänen told Canadian senators that removing religious speech protections could undermine freedom of faith and expression.
Canada Is Having a Technical Recession Due to Over-Regulation: Economist
Canada saw two quarters of negative GDP—a technical recession—and China is struggling ahead weakly, while the United States continues to see growth.
Rights Advocates Warn of Beijing's Reach Into Canada
Rights advocates and diaspora protest Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi's Ottawa visit.
Human Rights Advocates in Canada Protest Chinese Regime's Abuses
As the Chinese Communist Party’s foreign minister, Wang Yi, arrived in Ottawa, an appeal for human rights in China took place at Parliament Hill on Friday.
CCP’s Repression of Shen Yun in Canada Becomes a National Problem When Not Spurned, Association Tells MPs
'[The issue] is the systematic targeting of a particular arts and culture presentation by a foreign state that doesn’t like it,' said Tory MP Garnett Genuis.
Shooting Near Toronto Street Festival Kills 2 People and Wounds 4, Police Say
A shooting near a Toronto street festival killed two people and wounded five on Saturday, prompting police to warn of an active shooter before later saying the scene was secure.
US, Canada Strike Deal on Tolls to Let New Bridge Open on July 27
A new $4.7 billion bridge connecting Detroit and Windsor, Ontario, is set to open on July 27 after the United States and Canada struck a deal on toll revenue, the Canadian government said late on Friday.
NATO Secretary-General Lauds European, Canadian Defense Spending
NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte said America’s NATO allies have upped spending to around 4 percent of their gross domestic product.
Carney Tours Military Base Before NATO Summit
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney tours a military base and delivers remarks before departing for Ankara, Türkey, to participate in the NATO Summit.
Canadians Protest China's New Ethnic Unity Law
A new Chinese law aimed at promoting what Beijing calls ethnic unity is drawing criticism from democracy activists and human rights advocates.
Trump Declines USMCA Extension, Demands Tougher Rules to Counter China
July 1 is the deadline for the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA)—a $2 trillion annual trilateral trade in goods and services among the three countries.
US Not Renewing US–Mexico–Canada Trade Pact
The framework for $2 trillion in annual trade is in limbo.
Australia Ships $1.7 Billion Tech to Canada for Arctic Defense
Australia has announced a $2.5 billion deal to export radar technology to Canada.
Montreal Shooting: 3 Dead, Including Suspect
Three people are dead, including a Montreal police officer and an Israeli citizen, after a shooting in Montreal on Monday.
Canadian Billionaire Frank Stronach Found Guilty of Sexual Assault, Indecent Assault
Police arrested and charged Stronach in 2024 with criminal offenses, including sexual assault and rape, for alleged crimes dating from the 1970s to 2024.
Soccer Fever Sweeps North America
NTD sits down with Mike Leon to discuss the hype around the World Cup.
World Cup June 18 Results: Canada, Switzerland, and Mexico Win
Mexico have become the first team to advance to the knockout stage of the World Cup.
FIFA World Cup Kicks Off: Fans, Festivals and Soccer Take Center Stage
With 48 teams, three countries, and 16 host cities and billions expected to watch worldwide, this is the largest World Cup in the tournament's history.
Air Canada Captain Flew More Than 900 Flights Without Proper License, Police Say
What followed, police say, was a far-reaching deception that spanned the better part of two decades.
Significant That US, Five Eyes Allies Issue Joint Statement Warning China-Espionage for First Time: Taylor Hathorn
Chinese operatives are posing as recruiters or HR consultants, offering fake jobs or paid “trial reports.”
Finnish MP Warns Canada Over Hate Speech Legislation
Finnish Parliament member Päivi Räsänen told Canadian senators that removing religious speech protections could undermine freedom of faith and expression.
Canada Is Having a Technical Recession Due to Over-Regulation: Economist
Canada saw two quarters of negative GDP—a technical recession—and China is struggling ahead weakly, while the United States continues to see growth.
Rights Advocates Warn of Beijing's Reach Into Canada
Rights advocates and diaspora protest Chinese foreign minister Wang Yi's Ottawa visit.
Human Rights Advocates in Canada Protest Chinese Regime's Abuses
As the Chinese Communist Party’s foreign minister, Wang Yi, arrived in Ottawa, an appeal for human rights in China took place at Parliament Hill on Friday.
CCP’s Repression of Shen Yun in Canada Becomes a National Problem When Not Spurned, Association Tells MPs
'[The issue] is the systematic targeting of a particular arts and culture presentation by a foreign state that doesn’t like it,' said Tory MP Garnett Genuis.