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"Any kind of disruption to that, any kind of impact to the border would have a negative consequence to both Canada and the U.S.," said Economic Development Minister Navdeep Bains.

On the eve of Donald Trump's inauguration, a respected political commentator says Canadians are justified in their fear of the businessman's presidency.

The notice says public comments will be accepted until Feb. 20 on "potential issues, concerns and reasonable alternatives" that should be considered in a study.

The nomination of Pruitt, 48, to lead the EPA is being fiercely opposed by environmental groups that point to fundraising ties with corporations he has sued to protect.

The Bank of Canada is warning there will be "material consequences" for trade if protectionist policies under U.S. president−elect Donald Trump come to fruition.

Trump gets wrong Ivanka, but won't delete the mistaken message calling the former UK Labour Party digital director a "great" woman.

The dossier reports that "the aim of leaking the DNC emails to Wikileaks during the Democratic Convention had been to swing supporters of Bernie Sanders away from Hillary Clinton and across to Trump."

"This gold nugget is a decoy, a sparkly lure, a ball thrown for puppies," writes National Observer columnist Sandy Garossino after new allegations of scandal against President-elect Donald Trump.

As 2016 closes out, Sandy Garossino looks back at ten column highlights of the year.

Donald Trump has now named most of his cabinet picks, including the senior positions. Here's what the next U.S. administration looks like.

The beloved music and media personality just got back from Standing Rock, and after the approval of two new oilsands expansion projects for Alberta, predicts strange times ahead in Canada.

Diplomatic briefing notes show Canadian officials wrestled with the same problem that consumed so many political observers this year: making sense of the presidential candidacy of Donald Trump.

The bill with potentially sweeping consequences for the Canada-U.S. border will allow travellers get screened more quickly, ease the logjams that slow travel and commerce

One employee said she'd cried on her way to work that morning — and wasn't the only one weeping in her office.

U.S. Veep Joe Biden is using his last bit of time to wedge in on the Trudeau-Obama bromance.