U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer says NAFTA talks are being extended into 2018 -- a tacit admission that negotiators aren't going to meet their original deadline for a deal by year-end.
U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer says NAFTA talks are being extended into 2018 -- a tacit admission that negotiators aren't going to meet their original deadline for a deal by year-end.
The federal government is moving to pare down its controversial tax proposal on passive income so that it will only affect three per cent of private corporations.
A Montreal woman is travelling to Peru to search for her son, Jesse Galganov, who has been missing in the country since Sept. 29.
-- A Missouri appeals court on Tuesday threw out a $72 million award to a woman who claimed talcum powder made by Johnson & Johnson contributed to her ovarian cancer.
Metropolitan Police are appealing to the public for help in identifying suspects after they say a 17-year-old girl was sexually assaulted multiple times by up to five different men as she made her way home in London, England last month.
New details are emerging on a bizarre incident that saw a man run down by a car on Halifax's popular waterfront boardwalk on Sunday night.
The Quebec National Assembly will begin debating a controversial bill on Tuesday, that would ban face coverings for public servants and anyone who receives public services.
Finance Minister Bill Morneau continues to own shares in his family’s business Morneau Shepell through a corporate structure that keeps him from having to divest or put his shares in a blind trust, CTV News has learned.
Finance Minister Bill Morneau continues to own shares in his family’s business Morneau Shepell through a corporate structure that keeps him from having to divest or put his shares in a blind trust, CTV News has learned.
The federal ethics watchdog has confirmed that the controversy surrounding Finance Minister Bill Morneau revolves around assets held by a corporation, not by Morneau himself.
The federal ethics watchdog confirmed Tuesday that she advised Finance Minister Bill Morneau there was no need to put his substantial assets in a blind trust.
Finance Minister Bill Morneau says he'd be willing to make changes to his financial affairs if asked to do so by the federal ethics watchdog as pressure mounts over why he hasn't put his substantial assets in a blind trust.
The opposition parties are turning up the heat on Finance Minister Bill Morneau over what he disclosed, or didn't disclose, to the federal ethics watchdog about his vast financial holdings.
An activist from Harlem, New York is being credited with inventing the Me Too movement 10 years ago that has been recently popularized online with a hashtag that actor Alyssa Milano encouraged victims of sexual assault and harassment to use.
Two Muslim high school students are sidelining controversy with an innovative addition to their school basketball uniforms -- sports hijabs complete with their team logo.
For U.S. presidents, meeting the families of military personnel killed in war is about as wrenching as the presidency gets. President Donald Trump's suggestion Monday that his predecessors fell short in that duty brought a visceral reaction from those who witnessed those grieving encounters.
In her new book ‘One Day Closer,’ Amanda Lindhout’s mother recounts her struggle negotiating for her daughter’s release after the Canadian journalist was kidnapped in Somalia in 2008.
Canada's banking regulator has published the final changes to its guidelines for residential mortgage underwriting, including a financial stress test for buyers who don't need mortgage insurance.
A 28-year-old woman charged in connection with a deadly hit-and-run has been released on bail.
A 150-kilogram Florida woman is charged with killing her 9-year-old cousin by sitting on the child as punishment.
City councilors in Bathurst, N.B., have voted unanimously to loosen curfew and age limit bylaws for Halloween.
Airbus scored a point in its high-stakes rivalry with Boeing by striking a deal just across the U.S. border.
Bombardier believes it is on strong legal ground to avoid import duties for its CSeries commercial jets by setting up a second assembly line at Airbus' plant in Alabama.
A mother says an Atlanta hospital is unfairly endangering her 2-year-old son because of his father’s mistakes.