Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau remained under pressure over a corruption scandal on Wednesday as a legislator quit his party’s caucus and a pre-election budget aimed at swaying key voters appeared to offer too little to stem the tide of negative news.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau shows every sign of trying to battle his way through the biggest crisis of his tenure even as opinion polls show he stands a real chance of losing power in an election this October.
Private firms are called for a 60-megawatt solar plant project in Kampong Chhnang.
Canadian PM fires his ambassador to China, who prompted a political furor.
Despite some concerns, the revamped CPTPP which became a reality recently is a force for good in international trade. The next steps are to expand membership and to establish a small secretariat.
For over 25 years, expatriates celebrate Christmas in Dubai with large Christmas trees.
Adonis Stevenson has regained consciousness after three weeks in a coma following a December 1 knockout loss.
Canadian diplomats gain consular access to the second of 2 men detained by China.
Events: Study in Canada: Seneca College – Youth’s Roles in supporting Women Empowerment – Job Fair for December 2018
Canadian business consultant Michael Spavor is being investigated in China.
Canada has freed Meng Wanzhou on bail, which is a positive development, but the Huawei executive deserves to be given back her complete freedom by the courts, bringing closure to the fraught legal saga.
Huawei has been struggling lately to engender goodwill and dispel doubts from regulators in many of its most developed and lucrative overseas markets. Elliott Zaagman tells why.
The of Chinese telecom giant Huawei Technologies Co Ltd is set to be back in a Canadian courtroom on Monday.
Meng Wanzhou, chief financial officer of Huawei Technologies, had her bail hearing Friday in the British Columbia Supreme Court in Vancouver, Canada. The hearing was adjourned with no decision made on bail, and will resume today.
The daughter of Chinese tech giant Huawei’s founder has been arrested in Canada.
Canada’s biggest railroad says it is attracting interest from oil producers.
A US judge in Montana has blocked construction of the Keystone XL pipeline designed to carry heavy crude oil from Canada.
Demining officials appeal to international donors to continue funding demining efforts.
Mexico’s Foreign Minister tells his Chinese counterpart that Mexico’s new trade deal will not impede economic relations with China.
Shell says it would export liquefied natural gas from the west of Canada by 2025.
US and Canada forge a last-gasp deal to salvage NAFTA as a trilateral pact with Mexico.
Barrick Gold has agreed to buy Randgold Resources Ltd in a $18.3 billion share deal.
Trudeau said he wanted to see flexibility from the United States.
Leaders of US and Canada express optimism that they could reach new NAFTA deal.
The US and Mexico agree to a sweeping trade deal that pressures Canada.
Saudi Arabia has stopped all medical treatment programs in Canada and is coordinating for the transfer of all Saudi patients.
Canada is “very keen” on concluding negotiations to renew NAFTA.
What was at first a trade skirmish – with US President Donald Trump imposing tariffs on steel and aluminum – appears to be quickly morphing into a full-scale trade war with China.
A heat wave in Quebec has killed at least 19 people in the past week as high summer temperatures scorched eastern Canada.
Canada’s retaliatory tariffs targeting $12.6 billion of US goods start on July 1.
