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Trump voices doubt about trophy hunting policy

Trump says he should have left UCLA players in Chinese jail

Three men are facing several charges following an investigation into cocaine trafficking.

A 20-year-old Hamilton driver was transferred to an out-of-region trauma centre after he lost control of his SUV Saturday while negotiating a curve.

After an initial burst of optimism that they might be closer to finding a submarine that has been missing since Wednesday, Argentine authorities on Sunday began expressing caution as fears grew about the fate of the 44 crew members.

Eliahu Pietruszka shuffled his 102-year-old body through the lobby of his retirement home toward a stranger he had never met and collapsed into him in a teary embrace. Then he kissed both cheeks of his visitor and in a frail, squeaky voice began blurting out greetings in Russian, a language he hadn’t spoken in decades.

Emmerson Mnangagwa, elected Sunday as the new leader of Zimbabwe’s ruling political party and positioned to take over as the country’s leader, has engineered a remarkable comeback using skills he no doubt learned from his longtime mentor, President Robert Mugabe.

Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe defied calls to quit Sunday, saying he will preside over a ruling party congress in December in an announcement that could trigger impeachment proceedings this week and more protests demanding his ouster.

OPSEU says it is looking at the possibility of a constitutional challenge to the legislation.

Ex-Mexican president Fox to PM Trudeau: Don't be 'Judas' and betray us on NAFTA

Members of Canada's Zimbabwean community disappointed with Mugabe speech

NAFTA: Canada delivers a lecture first, counter-proposal on autos to come later

Forcillo has enjoyed every break possible during a legal odyssey that might still continue for years.

The birthplace of the Dionne quintuplets weathered a treacherous trek down the dark, snow-blanketed streets North Bay on Sunday, as it was once again uprooted and hauled to a new location.

Thousands gather to remember life of Abbotsford, B.C. officer killed on duty

Chief Simon Fobister doesn’t have to imagine the grief and anguish and pain that decades of slow-motion mercury poisoning have wrought on the people of Grassy Narrows First Nation.

The head of NATO is urging Canada to be vigilant about the threat of Russian cyberwarfare both on the battlefield and at home.

Brexit is still well over year away but two European cities on Monday will already be celebrating Britain’s departure from the European Union.

Pro-government forces defeated the Islamic State group in its last major stronghold in Syria, state media and a monitoring group reported on Sunday, leaving the militants to defend just strips of desert territory in the country and a besieged pocket outside the capital, Damascus.

Martine Roy was just 20 years old and less than a year into her chosen career as a medical assistant with the Canadian Armed Forces at CFB Borden when military police suddenly showed up at her workplace to arrest her.

Canadian negotiators intend to provide a briefing to their American peers on how their auto parts proposals would devastate the U.S. domestic industry, in an effort to reset one of the most difficult conversations looming over the renegotiation of NAFTA.

Ottawa Humane society says dog shot in head will undergo surgery on Wednesday

The Hamilton Santa Claus Parade debuted its new route on Saturday, despite stubbornly inclement weather, but persistent rain didn’t stop the crowds from assembling to take in the annual spectacle.

The fatal fentanyl overdose of a Toronto drug squad officer has the police service considering what more it could be doing to support those working in its high-risk units.

The Walking With Our Sisters commemorative art installation, now open at The Gathering Place by the Grand on Chiefswood Road in Ohsweken, is so many things at once.

Disabled groups fight immigration law they say is 'demeaning'

OPSEU says it is looking at the possibility of a constitutional challenge to the legislation.

Israeli police questioned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for about four hours on Sunday over a pair of corruption scandals surrounding the long-ruling Israeli leader.

Trudeau mulling China trip in December, free trade talks possible

Argentina’s navy could not confirm Sunday if seven brief satellite calls received a day prior were from a lost submarine with 44 crew members on board.

Back to work legislation in Ontario college strike expected to pass today

Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, who was widely expected to resign Sunday after the ruling party dropped him as leader and threatened to impeach him if he did not leave office, instead said he would remain the country’s leader.

Grassy Narrows seeks treatment centre so residents don't die away from reserve

“Residents have a vested interest in maintaining this neighbourhood,” said Danusia Szpack, who lives on Concession Street.

Ontario legislated college faculty back to work on Sunday, ending a five-week strike and paving the way for students to return to class on Tuesday.

Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Sunday he had no idea that a photo of him and his wife posing with a sheet of newly printed money would go viral.

Thousands gather to remember life of Abbotsford, B.C. officer killed on duty

Back to work legislation in Ontario college strike expected to pass today

Things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week:

Model Keri Claussen Khalighi has come forward to accuse Def Jam Records mogul Russell Simmons of sexual assault in 1991 when she was 17 years old.

Birthplace of Dionne quintuplets moves today after yearlong grassroots campaign

Canada faces Russia-linked cyberthreats at home and abroad, NATO chief says

“The last piece of Wilson Street was finished,” said Ancaster Coun. Lloyd Ferguson, as a group of residents enthusiastically applauded during an event at Fieldcote Memorial Park and Museum Nov. 18.

Zimbabwe’s President Robert Mugabe is resigning after nearly four decades in power, according to an official close to the talks on his departure, in an extraordinary end for the world’s oldest head of state who had vowed to rule until death.

One person is dead after an accident during training exercises at the Canadian Forces base in Shilo, Man.

The Latest: Mugabe resigning after nearly 4 decades in power

Portable supplement, focus on supply to be part of new housing strategy