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Fears High as Canadian Police Search for Stabbing Suspect
By ROB GILLIES and ROBERT BUMSTED/AP
The ‘Deplorable’ History Behind the Pope’s Apology to Canada’s Indigenous Communities
By Sanya Mansoor
Canada's Gun Control Bill Is a Response to Surging Crime
By Sanya Mansoor
Trudeau’s Use of Emergency Law Causes Confusion, Criticism
By Brian Platt and Kevin Orland / Bloomberg
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Canadian Protesters Defy Emergency Powers With Blockades
The main border posts in Alberta and Manitoba were closed Monday, with commercial traffic to the U.S. blocked
By Jen Skerritt and Robert Tuttle / Bloomberg
February 15, 2022
Ottawa Declares Emergency Amid ‘Out of Control’ Protests
Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson said that increasingly rowdy demonstrations posed a “serious danger and threat”
By Jen Skerritt / Bloomberg
February 6, 2022
Canada Pledges More Help for Flooded British Columbia
Canada’s federal government pledged to help flood-hit British Columbia as the province faces more rain
By Robert Tuttle / Bloomberg
November 21, 2021
She Was Racially Abused by Hospital Staff as She Lay Dying. Now a Canadian Indigenous Woman's Death Is Forcing a Reckoning on Racism
“She spent her final days in agony, surrounded by people who held her in contempt, people who were supposed to protect her”
By Mélissa Godin
October 9, 2020
Canada’s Failure to Win U.N. Security Council Seat Is a Loss for Trudeau
Trudeau waged a four-year campaign for a U.N. Security Council seat in what he hoped would be a vindication of his foreign policy
By Kait Bolongaro / Bloomberg
June 17, 2020
Canadian Teen Charged With Terrorism Over 'Incel' Attack
The 17-year-old is the first Canadian ever to be charged with a terror attack on such grounds
By Mélissa Godin
May 20, 2020
Meghan Markle Makes First Public Appearance Since Announcing Decision to Step Back From Royal Family
The center shared a photo of Markle's visit on Facebook, writing 'look who we had tea with today!'
By Mahita Gajanan
January 15, 2020
Ontario Sends Out Nuclear Warning 'In Error'
Pickering Mayor Dave Ryan said he was "very troubled"
By Sanya Mansoor
January 12, 2020
Obama Endorses Trudeau Ahead of Canadian Elections
Former President Barack Obama on Wednesday endorsed Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in his re-election bid. Canada’s polls open Monday and opinion surveys indicate that it will be a tight race and Trudeau's approval ratings...
By Sanya Mansoor
October 17, 2019
Ian Bremmer Speaks with Canada's Jason Kenney About Trudeau, China and Polarization
This week's TIME international cover was of Ian Bremmer's interview with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as he faces a tough reelection battle and reels from scandals. Bremmer also spoke to a prominent Canadian Conservative,...
By Ian Bremmer
September 26, 2019
Justin Trudeau Wants to Keep His Job. First He’ll Have to Confront His Past — and a Changed World
Justin Trudeau has been a liberal icon for years. But are his days numbered?
By Ian Bremmer
September 26, 2019
Trudeau: There Could Be More Photos
'I didn’t see that from the layers of privilege that I have,' he also said
By Madeleine Carlisle and Anna Purna Kambhampaty
September 19, 2019
Trudeau Also Admits to Blackface After TIME Report
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized Wednesday night for wearing brownface at a 2001 “Arabian Nights”-themed party—less than two hours after TIME published a previously unreported yearbook photo from the event at the private school...
By Anna Purna Kambhampaty and Madeleine Carlisle
September 18, 2019
Exclusive: Trudeau Wore Brownface in 2001
Justin Trudeau, Canada's prime minister, wore brownface makeup to a party at the private school where he was teaching in the spring of 2001. TIME has obtained a photograph of the incident. The photograph has...
By Anna Purna Kambhampaty , Madeleine Carlisle and Melissa Chan
September 18, 2019
Canadian Teen Diagnosed with Severe Vaping Illness
The teenager was on life support in an intensive care unit and has since recovered
By Madeleine Carlisle
September 18, 2019
Ex Canadian PM Apologizes for 'Rooting' for Hurricane to Hit Mar-a-Lago
Former Canadian Prime Minister Kim Campbell has issued a “mea culpa” after tweeting that she hoped Hurricane Dorian would strike President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida. Campbell, Canada’s first and only female prime minister,...
By Julia Webster and Tara Law
August 30, 2019
Canada Deports Chinese Dissident With Criminal History
Critics worry that Yang Wei, who has mental health problems, will be jailed
By Hillary Leung
August 29, 2019
Report: Trudeau Violated Conflict of Interest Law
The watchdog’s reprimand is a blow to Trudeau, just weeks ahead of an election
By Theophilos Argitis / Bloomberg
August 14, 2019
Immigration Policies Are Driving Away Skilled Workers to Canada
Canada's immigrant-friendly policies are drawing technology companies — and the jobs they create — away from the U.S.
By Alana Semuels
July 25, 2019
CA Police Livestream Homicide Presser With Cat Filter
The police force later posted an updated version without cat whiskers or ears
By Abby Vesoulis
July 21, 2019
Man Survives Being Swept Over Niagara Falls
He was found sitting on rocks at the falls' base without any life-threatening injuries
By Currie Engel
July 10, 2019
4 People Shot During Raptors Parade in Toronto
Toronto police arrested three people after responding to reports of a shooting at Nathan Philips Square, amid celebrations for the Toronto Raptors winning their first NBA title. Toronto police said they identified four victims who...
By Mahita Gajanan
June 17, 2019
Canada to Ban Single-Use Plastic as Early as 2021
Canada is the latest country to adopt an initiative banning single-use plastics like bags and straws
By Hillary Leung
June 11, 2019
Inquiry: Murder of Indigenous Women in Canada Is 'Genocide'
Around 1,200 women and girls have gone missing or been murdered since the 1980s
By Amy Gunia
June 3, 2019
The Quick Read on Justin Trudeau's Mounting Political Troubles
When your campaign slogan is “real change,” even minor scandals can have major consequences
By Ian Bremmer
March 15, 2019
Justin Trudeau Faces Divisive Political Scandal
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has denied any impropriety in relation to a political scandal that has divided his government and threatened his political future, blaming an "erosion of trust" for the controversy. Appearing on...
By Tara Law
March 8, 2019
Justin Trudeau's Former Aide Just Defended Him on Canadian TV. Here's What He Said About the Growing Scandal
The allegations have put the Canadian prime minister in political jeopardy
By Josh Wingrove / Bloomberg
March 6, 2019
Trudeau's Troubles Deepen as Another Minister Resigns
Treasury Board President Jane Philpott has quit amid a corruption scandal
By Hillary Leung
March 5, 2019
Justin Trudeau Is Suddenly Looking Vulnerable in Canadian Elections After Bombshell Accusation
“It’s very damaging and it’s very serious,” said Penny Collenette
By Josh Wingrove / Bloomberg
March 1, 2019
Justin Trudeau Faces His Most Explosive Crisis Yet
What to know about the allegations rocking Ottawa
By Josh Wingrove and Theophilos Argitis / Bloomberg
February 28, 2019
China’s Use of Canadian Detainees as Diplomatic Bargaining Chips Should Worry Us All
Canada is on the front line of challenges to rule of law
By Roland Paris
January 29, 2019
Study Reveals Just How Much—And How Little—Canadians Really Know About the Holocaust
A full 22% of Millennial respondents were less that totally sure that they'd ever heard or seen the word "Holocaust"
By Lily Rothman
January 24, 2019
U.S. to Pursue Extradition of China's Huawei CFO
Despite appeals from Beijing to stand down
By Casey Quackenbush
January 23, 2019
China Sentences Canadian to Death for Drug Trafficking
Robert Lloyd Schellenberg faces the death penalty after a 1-day trial
By Josh Wingrove, Dandan Li and Crystal Chui / Bloomberg
January 14, 2019
Canada Says 13 of Its Citizens Have Been Detained in China
Eight of them have since been released
By TIME Staff
January 3, 2019
Canada Demands China Immediately Release Detained Citizens After Huawei Arrest
They were detained just days after the arrest of Huawei businesswoman in Canada
By Jen Skerritt / Bloomberg
December 22, 2018
Trudeau Says Politics Won’t Factor Into Huawei 5G Decision
Canada’s Prime Minister said the decision on allowing Huawei to access to its next-generation wireless network won’t be a political one
By Greg Quinn and Josh Wingrove / Bloomberg
December 19, 2018
Second Canadian 'Missing' in China
Following ex-diplomat Michael Kovrig's arrest on Monday
By Eli Meixler
December 13, 2018
Huawei CFO Granted $7.5 Million Bail
Meng Wanzhou was arrested Dec. 1 at the request of U.S. authorities
By Natalie Obiko Pearson / Bloomberg
December 11, 2018
Ex-Canadian Diplomat Detained in China Following Arrest of Chinese Tech Exec in Canada
Reuters news agency is reporting Kovrig has been detained
By Josh Wingrove / Bloomberg
December 11, 2018
Syrian Man Stranded in Airport Granted Asylum in Canada
Hassan Al Kontar's plight garnered international attention after he began posting videos about his life in airport limbo
By Laignee Barron
November 27, 2018
Canada's Gun-Related Homicides Have Hit a 25-Year High
Canada’s rate of gun-related homicides rose last year to the highest since 1992
By Greg Quinn / Bloomberg
November 21, 2018
What Canada's Legal Weed Means for Americans
"What happens in Canada needs to stay in Canada"
By Mahita Gajanan
October 17, 2018
Nobel Laureate Donna Strickland on the Challenges for Women in Science
She is only the third woman to win the Nobel Prize in physics
By Katie Reilly
October 2, 2018
Trump's NAFTA Replacement Mostly Keeps the Status Quo
On the campaign trail, Donald Trump harshly criticized free trade deals, threatening to withdraw the U.S. from the Trans-Pacific Partnership as well as the North American Free Trade Agreement, which he called "the worst trade...
By Justin Worland
October 1, 2018
President Trump Slams Canada's`Decades of Abuse' After NAFTA Talks Stall
'There is no political necessity to keep Canada in the new NAFTA deal'
By Andrew Mayeda, Josh Wingrove, Eric Martin and Shawn Donnan / Bloomberg
September 1, 2018
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