Canada

Trudeau said he wants to see Britain continue to be a strong voice in support of trade and economic prosperity as the country’s voters decide Thursday whether to remain part of the 28−country bloc.

A rash of newspaper closures and newsroom layoffs this past winter, combined with a looming debt bomb for Postmedia Network Canada Corp., Canada's largest newspaper chain, added a sense of urgency.

Enbridge announced the equipment buys as it kicked off a three-day public relations tour in northern Michigan.

Christian Tybring−Gjedde, the defence spokesman for the Progress Party, says he plans to bring the case of Petter Blindheim forward to his government.

A rise in the Canadian dollar helped keep food prices in check.

The minister has promoted a judge to the Federal Court of Appeal and filled a number of vacancies in British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario and Quebec.

Donald Trump, the U.S. Republican nominee for president, held a rally at his Westchester golf club in New York last week. National Observer was there.

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Because Barack Obama’s days in office are numbered, Canada isn’t pursing any major initiatives beyond climate change for reinvigorating the complicated three−way relationship at the summit.

On Saturday, a stage of a Russian satellite-launching rocket is expected to fall into Baffin Bay between Ellesmere Island and Greenland within seas over which Canada has economic control.

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said it was "irresponsible" of a journalist from the web outlet IPolitics to ask about human rights and the jailing of a Canadian, Kevin Garratt.