Donald Trump aces mental aptitude test designed by an immigrant to Canada

WASHINGTON — When the White House released the results of a test on Donald Trump’s mental aptitude Tuesday, showing he aced it without signs of cognitive...

Media want to broadcast murder trial of farmer charged with in Indigenous man’s death

SASKATOON — A Saskatchewan judge is to rule on whether the media can broadcast parts of the trial of a farmer charged in the fatal shooting...

Canadian Western Agribition in Regina spurs Saskatchewan economy: report

REGINA — A new study says Canadian Western Agribition in Regina pumped $73 million into Saskatchewan’s economy last year. The annual event is the largest livestock...

Federal NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh engaged to clothing designer Gurkiran Kaur

TORONTO — Federal New Democratic Party Leader Jagmeet Singh pulled back the curtain on his closely guarded private life, letting Canadians know Tuesday night that he...

Canada, U.S. lead call for enforcement of sanctions against North Korea

VANCOUVER— Canada and the U.S. led calls Tuesday for the global community to step up its enforcement of sanctions against North Korea, even as they urged...

Body found in trunk of charred car near Trail considered suspicious

TRAIL, B.C. — RCMP say a body has been found inside the trunk of a burnt out and abandoned car just north of Trail, B.C. The...

‘Reprehensible’: Trudeau abortion policy raises ire of U.S. right

WASHINGTON—In what’s almost certainly a first in the lengthy history of bilateral relations between the countries, Canada’s summer-jobs program has become the object of criticism from...

Federal government, Ontario invest $100M to support Linamar auto parts maker

OTTAWA—The federal and Ontario governments unveiled up to $100 million worth of combined grants Monday to help Canadian automotive parts maker Linamar Corp. develop advanced manufacturing...

Lure of growing AI hub attracting top talent despite low Quebec unemployment

Survey finds 1/3 of Canadians can’t pay monthly bills as rates set to rise

CALGARY—A new survey suggests a third of Canadians can’t pay their monthly bills, including debt repayments, against a backdrop of rising interest rates. The quarterly MNP...