Guzman’s long-awaited U.S. trial begins Tuesday in New York
Holding out slim hope as crews search for more fire dead; 42 already killed in blaze
U.S. President Donald Trump in recent weeks described himself as a nationalist
The sombre crowd stood in near-silence as it reflected on the battles that ended a century ago, and those that have come since
Emmanuel Macron told world leaders that nationalists threaten to erase the moral values a nation has by putting their own interests first
The death toll had hit 23 as of Saturday night
Social media platforms have scrubbed that and any other posts following Wednesday night’s massacre
Observers say Trudeau’s biggest test will be in the last two stops in Singapore and Papua New Guinea
RCMP say charges of arson and disregard for human life are pending against the pair
The unanimous ruling could help advance plans for a national regulator of capital markets
The airline says it believes all 118 passengers and eight crew were safe
Two other export pipelines - expansion of the TransMountain pipeline and Enbridge Inc.’s Line 3 pipeline replacement - also face uncertainty
The Royal Canadian Navy has been rocked over the past two weeks by fires on two of its frigates during operations at sea
The B.C. MP says training for parliamentarians doesn’t include enough material on what appropriate online behaviour looks like
Terri-Lynne McClintic pleaded guilty to the 2009 abduction, rape and murder of Tori Stafford, an eight-year-old girl from Woodstock, Ont.
Cliff Graydon says he is only guilty of having a sense of humour that stems from another era
The fire broke out late Wednesday night at the Northmart store
