Canada to probe China's alleged election interfering Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced the appointment of an independent special rapporteur to probe alleged Chinese interference in Canada's last two federal elections. World • 07 Mar
Canada bans TikTok from government devices The Canadian government has banned TikTok from all of its phones and other devices, citing concerns about data protection. TikTok • 27 Feb
US shoots down another object, this time near Canada The US military shot down a flying object over Lake Huron near the Canadian border, US officials said today, as North American security forces have … Canada • 12 Feb
Canadian province tests decriminalising hard drugs A Canadian province has decriminalised the possession of small amounts of cocaine, heroin, fentanyl and other hard drugs in a radical policy shift to address … World • 31 Jan
Canadian guru charged with sex assault of followers The self-styled leader of a wealthy spiritual community in Western Canada has been charged with sexually assaulting several of his followers, police in Edmonton said. World • 26 Jan
Canada to pay Indigenous abuse survivors more than $2bn Canada will pay hundreds of Indigenous communities more than $2 billion in compensation for nearly a century of abuse suffered by children in residential schools, … World • 22 Jan
US deep freeze leaves over 700,000 without power An arctic blast that gripped much of the United States has left more than 700,000 without power, at least 17 weather-related deaths and thousands stranded … World • 24 Dec 22
Canadian polar bear population declining fast - study Polar bears are disappearing fast from the Western part of Hudson Bay, on the southern tip of the Canadian Arctic, according to a new government … World • 24 Dec 22
Canada's annual inflation rate eases slightly to 6.8% Canada's annual inflation rate eased slightly to 6.8% in November as gas prices rose at slower pace and offset a surge in shelter costs, Statistics … Business • 21 Dec 22
Six dead including suspect in Toronto shooting Six people, including the suspect, died and one person was wounded in a shooting at an apartment block near Toronto yesterday when a 73-year-old gunman … World • 19 Dec 22
Police chase ostriches through streets in Canada About 20 ostriches made a bid for freedom in Canada yesterday, escaping their enclosure before setting off through the streets of Taber, Alberta. News Lens • 25 Nov 22
China says Xi was not criticising Trudeau in meeting China's foreign ministry said Chinese President Xi Jinping was not criticising Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, a day after Mr Xi was seen confronting his … World • 17 Nov 22
Canadian tribunal rejects indigenous compensation deal A human rights tribunal has rejected a historic Can$40bn (€30.11bn) agreement to reform Canada's discriminatory child welfare system and compensate indigenous families who suffered because … World • 26 Oct 22
Canada begins cleanup after storm sweeps homes away It will take several months for Canada to restore critical infrastructure after the powerful Storm Fiona left an "unprecedented" trail of destruction, officials said today. World • 25 Sep 22
Canada manhunt ends as second suspect dies after arrest A days-long search for the second man suspected of carrying out a deadly stabbing spree in a remote western Canadian indigenous community ended, with the … Canada • 08 Sep 22
Canadian police hunt 'armed, dangerous' suspect An extensive manhunt in Canada has been extended into a third day, as hundreds of officers chase down the surviving suspect in a mass killing. … World • 06 Sep 22
Clearco to close Irish operations, 50 jobs to go A Canadian investment firm which announced plans to create 125 jobs in Ireland just six months ago is closing its Irish operations, with the loss … Business • 31 Aug 22
Irish woman wins world axe throwing title in Canada Sligo native Ceola McGowan has become the women's World Axe Throwing Champion in Canada overnight Ireland • 29 Aug 22
Pope rules out investigation into Canadian cardinal Pope Francis has said there is not sufficient evidence to open a Church investigation into Canadian cardinal Marc Ouellet over allegations of sexual assault, the … World • 18 Aug 22
Prominent Canadian cardinal accused of sexual assault Canadian cardinal Marc Ouellet has been accused of sexual assault in a class action suit that targets more than 80 members of the clergy in … World • 16 Aug 22
Pope says treatment of Canada indigenous was genocide Pope Francis has said the treatment of indigenous people in Canada amounted to a genocide, after a six-day trip where he apologised to survivors of … World • 30 Jul 22
Protest over land grab doctrine interrupts papal mass Indigenous activists unfurled a banner demanding Pope Francis rescind 15th-century papal edicts justifying colonialism at a mass he presided over, thrusting the doctrine to the … World • 29 Jul 22
Pope leads open-air mass for thousands in Canada Pope Francis has delivered an open-air mass before tens of thousands of people thronging a stadium in western Canada, a day after making a landmark … World • 26 Jul 22
Three dead, including gunman, in Canada shooting Three people, including the suspected gunman, have been killed in a series of shootings in the Canadian province of British Columbia, police have said. World • 25 Jul 22
Pope 'begs forgiveness' for Canadian indigenous abuse Pope Francis has made a historic personal apology today to indigenous survivors of child abuse committed over decades at Catholic-run institutions in Canada. World • 25 Jul 22
