'Hottest day ever' expected for US and Canada Canada is bracing for its highest ever temperature as the country's west and swathes of the United States baked in an unprecedented heat wave, forcing … Weather • 28 Jun 21
'751 unmarked graves' at indigenous school in Canada An indigenous group in Canada's Saskatchewan province has found the unmarked graves of 751 people at a now-defunct residential school, the group has said, just … World • 24 Jun 21
Ballymaloe Foods secures distribution partner in Canada Cork-based Ballymaloe Foods has secured its first major distribution partner in Canada, which means some of its products will soon be available in stores there. Business • 11 Jun 21
Trudeau says killing of family was 'terrorist attack' Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has labelled the killing of four members of a Muslim family, who were run down by a man driving a … World • 09 Jun 21
Pope calls for healing over Canada school discovery Pope Francis has said he was pained by the discovery of the remains of 215 children at a former Catholic school for indigenous students in … World • 06 Jun 21
Canadian govt to support search for student graves Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has pledged more support for indigenous communities, including to expand excavations at old boarding schools across Canada after remains of … World • 31 May 21
Remains of 215 children found at Canadian former school The remains of 215 children have been discovered on the grounds of a former boarding school set up more than a century ago to assimilate … World • 29 May 21
Canada-Ireland trade up 65% "because of CETA" Canada's Minister of Small Business and International Trade, Mary Ng, has told an online event hosted by business group Ibec, that trade with Ireland increased … Business • 13 May 21
CETA to open new opportunities for Irish firms Irish exports to Canada increased by 58%, since the Comprehensive Economic Trade Agreement [CETA] was provisionally applied in 2017. Business • 13 Apr 21
Canadian goes on trial in China accused of spying The trial of a former Canadian diplomat, who has been held in China for more than two years on espionage charges, has begun in a … World • 22 Mar 21
Chinese court to set date for verdict of Canadian Canadian Michael Spavor, who was detained by China more than two years ago on suspicion of espionage, was due to go on trial, a case … World • 19 Mar 21
Toronto 2018 van attack suspect guilty, judge rules The man charged with driving a rented van into dozens of people in Toronto in 2018, killing 10, is guilty of all 26 counts against … World • 03 Mar 21
Canada names Proud Boys as a terrorist entity Canada has named the far-right Proud Boys group as a terrorist entity, saying it posed an active security threat and played a "pivotal role" in … World • 04 Feb 21
Canadian CEO resigns after remote flight for vaccine Canadian businessman Rod Baker has resigned after he and his wife were charged with travelling to northern Canada and misleading authorities in order to receive … Coronavirus • 27 Jan 21
French government hardens stance on Carrefour takeover France is taking a tough line against any takeover of retailer Carrefour by a foreign company, dealing a major blow to a near $20 billion … Business • 15 Jan 21
Airbus urges compromises on Brexit and tariffs The head of European planemaker Airbus has called for an end to separate diplomatic squabbles over Britain's exit from the European Union and a transatlantic … Business • 15 Dec 20
Canada approves Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine Canada has approved the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 vaccine, days after the UK became the first country to greenlight it and roll it out. Coronavirus • 09 Dec 20
'Beardar' keeps Canadian town safe from polar bears Along the frosty coast of Canada's Hudson Bay, hundreds of polar bears have been wandering for weeks, waiting for the wintertime sea ice to form … News Lens • 11 Nov 20
Swordsman 'in medieval clothing' kills two in Canada A swordsman dressed in medieval clothing has killed two people and wounded five others in an attack in Quebec City on Halloween night, Canadian police … World • 01 Nov 20
Canadian town of Asbestos votes for new name The Canadian town Asbestos has voted to rename itself "Val-des-Sources", the mayor announced, in a hope to shed its association with the deadly mineral. World • 20 Oct 20
Trudeau condemns toppling of statue of Canada's 1st PM Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has condemned the toppling of a statue of Canada's first prime minister in Montreal by anti-racism activists, saying a focus on … World • 31 Aug 20
Niagara Falls boats show difference in Covid-19 rules Images and footage emerging from the tourist hotspot of Niagara Falls have shown the stark differences between the social distancing rules in Canada and the … Coronavirus • 22 Jul 20
Trudeau takes a knee during Canada anti-racism rally Canadian Prime Minster Justin Trudeau has joined thousands in taking a knee in front of Canada's parliament, in solidarity with US protesters marching against racism … World • 06 Jun 20
Canada GDP in April fell a record 11% as economy shuts Canada's growth in April plunged by a record 11% from March as large sections of the economy were shut down to fight the coronavirus outbreak, … Business • 29 May 20
Meng loses court fight against extradition to US Huawei Technologies' chief financial officer Meng Wanzhou has suffered a setback by a Canadian court as she tries to avoid extradition to the US to … Business • 28 May 20
