Canada & World

A man at the centre of a controversy surrounding Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s recent visit to India says he has renounced terrorism

When South Korea previously held the Olympics in 1988, some 150 other poor urban residents spent months that year hiding in huge graves of their own making.

President Donald Trump has accepted an offer of a summit from the North Korean leader and will meet with Kim Jong Un by May

A group of Canadian entertainment organizations has drafted a new collective code of conduct in response to sexual misconduct allegations flooding the industry

An Oscar win for the doping documentary “Icarus” is “a great addition” to ongoing efforts to combat corruption in sport

It’s the U.S. argument that political events beyond the spring could make it harder to finish a deal and get final ratification votes

Bruce McArthur is now facing six first-degree murder charges related to men who have gone missing from Toronto’s gay village

The Liberals are planning to introduce legislation in coming weeks to fulfill platform promises on firearms, including a requirement for “enhanced background checks”

The Trump administration has quietly decided once again to allow Americans to import the body parts of African elephants shot for sport

United Conservative Party leader Jason Kenney threatens to limit flow of oil to B.C., and put toll on natural gas