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- Nov 4, 9:20 PM ET
Investigation: Lead in some Canadian water worse than Flint
An investigation by a consortium of news organizations, including The Associated Press, finds some Canadians are being exposed to dangerous levels of lead in their drinking water, in some cities at higher levels than Flint, Michigan
Nov 4, 9:20 PM ET
- Oct 23, 5:49 AM ET
Canada's Trudeau wins reelection but faces a divided nation
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau begins his second term facing an increasingly divided Parliament and country
Oct 23, 5:49 AM ET
- Oct 22, 8:06 PM ET
Justin Trudeau wins 2nd term but loses majority
The Canadian prime minister's Liberal Party took the most seats in Parliament, but it lost its majority.
Oct 22, 8:06 PM ET
- Sep 20, 8:25 PM ET
How Justin Trudeau's blackface scandal may hurt his re-election -- or not
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau continues to wage his re-election bid amid a scandal surrounding three incidents where he made himself appear as if he was a different race.
Sep 20, 8:25 PM ET
- Sep 20, 11:51 AM ET
New images emerge of Justin Trudeau in black and brown face
The Canadian prime minister, facing a tough reelection campaign, apologized again following the revelation of a third blackface incident, this time captured on video.
Sep 20, 11:51 AM ET
- Sep 20, 12:30 AM ET
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau under fire
Trudeau apologized and begged Canadians to forgive him after a yearbook photo surfaced showing him in brownface makeup at a 2001 costume party.
Sep 20, 12:30 AM ET
- Sep 19, 8:06 PM ET
Trudeau: I did not see racism through ‘layers of privilege’
Two photos and one video have surfaced online of Justin Trudeau wearing brownface makeup before he became the Canadian prime minister.
Sep 19, 8:06 PM ET
- Sep 19, 7:45 PM ET
Justin Trudeau admits 2001 brownface photo was 'racist'
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wore brownface makeup to an annual dinner party at a private school where he was a teacher.
Sep 19, 7:45 PM ET
- Sep 19, 6:20 PM ET
Trudeau faces backlash for brownface photo
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is facing controversy for a photo taken of him when he was 29 years old wearing brownface and dressed in an Aladdin costume.
Sep 19, 6:20 PM ET
- Sep 19, 5:43 PM ET
Justin Trudeau admits brownface photo was racist
"I should have known better, but I didn't," the Canadian prime minister told reporters about the 2001 incident.
Sep 19, 5:43 PM ET
- Aug 19, 12:00 AM ET
Canada 'disappointed' by British decision on Jihadi Jack
UK revoked citizenship of a dual citizen of the countries imprisoned in Syria.
Aug 19, 12:00 AM ET - Aug 15, 6:05 AM ET
New Jersey family attacked by wolf while camping in Canada
The Rispoli family was sleeping in their tent when the wolf began tearing it apart, prompting father Matt Rispoli to begin wrestling with the animal to protect his family.
Aug 15, 6:05 AM ET - Jul 26, 3:36 PM ET
Father of teen suspect in Canadian murders fears he will be 'dead today or tomorrow'
Al Schmegelsky believes his son Bryer Schmegelsky will go down fighting after the teen and his friend Kam McLeod allegedly went on a killing spree across the country.
Jul 26, 3:36 PM ET - Jul 22, 12:18 AM ET
New developments in the murder mystery of couple found dead in Canada
A witness has come forward to say she saw a suspicious man arguing with Chynna Deese and Lucas Fowler before they were found dead by the side of a highway in British Columbia.
Jul 22, 12:18 AM ET - Jun 29, 7:42 PM ET
US, Canadian safety officials looking into train derailment
Multi-car derailment in tunnel connecting Port Huron, Mich., to Sarnia, Ontario.
Jun 29, 7:42 PM ET - Jun 20, 6:13 PM ET
Trudeau comes to Washington looking to move past feud with Trump, lobby for USMCA
President Donald Trump will welcome Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to the White House as they push for approval of a renegotiated trade agreement with Mexico.
Jun 20, 6:13 PM ET - Jun 11, 11:20 PM ET
Canada passes 'Free Willy' ban, making it illegal to hold dolphins, whales in captivity
Canada is making strides to help protect nature and the environment with its policies.
Jun 11, 11:20 PM ET - Jun 11, 3:29 PM ET
Canada passes 'Free Willy' ban for captive whales
The country's House of Commons passed a bill Monday that makes it illegal to keep a whale, dolphin or porpoise in captivity.
Jun 11, 3:29 PM ET - Mar 26, 1:06 AM ET
Canada takes refugee who sheltered Snowden
Woman helped shelter former NSA contractor Edward Snowden in Hong Kong.
Mar 26, 1:06 AM ET - Mar 12, 12:00 AM ET
Canada's no-sex, no-money scandal could topple Trudeau
Nothing illegal happened, but in Canada it's still a scandal.
Mar 12, 12:00 AM ET - Mar 9, 2:30 AM ET
Trudeau's former top aide testifies in his defense
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's former top aide says the decision to move the former attorney general out of her job had nothing to do with alleged efforts to pressure her into not prosecuting a Canadian company in a corruption case
Mar 9, 2:30 AM ET - Jan 26, 11:55 PM ET
Canada's prime minister fires his ambassador to China
At issue is the U.S. extradition request for an arrested Chinese tech executive.
Jan 26, 11:55 PM ET - Jan 11, 1:04 PM ET
Canada wants 1 million more immigrants over next 3 years
In 2017, Canada welcomed almost 300,000 permanent residents.
Jan 11, 1:04 PM ET - Nov 29, 12:56 AM ET
Man shoots dead grizzly bear that killed wife, baby girl in Canada
He was returning from a walk when the animal charged him; later, he discovered the bodies of his family.
Nov 29, 12:56 AM ET - Oct 18, 11:01 AM ET
Marijuana stores in Canada are afraid of supply shortage
The legalization of pot in Canada could bring the country an estimated $400 million in tax revenues a year. ABC News' Kenneth Moton reports.
Oct 18, 11:01 AM ET - Aug 10, 9:03 PM ET
Shooting in Canadian city leaves several dead, police say
At least four people were killed Friday morning in a shooting in Canada's eastern city of Fredericton, police said.
Aug 10, 9:03 PM ET - Aug 10, 3:52 PM ET
Shooting in Canadian city leaves at least 4 dead, police say
At least four people were killed Friday morning in a shooting in Canada's eastern city of Fredericton, police said.
Aug 10, 3:52 PM ET - Jul 25, 3:56 PM ET
10-year-old slain in Toronto shooting identified by police
Two were killed and many others were injured in the Sunday night attack.
Jul 25, 3:56 PM ET - Jul 24, 11:15 PM ET
Toronto community mourns deadly shooting
ABC News' Gio Benitez walks the route the shooting suspect took when he killed two and injured several more.
Jul 24, 11:15 PM ET - Jul 24, 10:17 PM ET
Shootings in Toronto are on the rise but pale in comparison to the US
Canada had 217 homicides in 2017 while the United States had 6,791, according to the Major Cities Chiefs Association.
Jul 24, 10:17 PM ET - Jul 23, 11:47 PM ET
Motive sought in deadly shooting of more than 12 people in Toronto
Authorities identified the alleged shooter as a 29-year-old from Toronto; victims ranged in age from 10 to 59 years old.
Jul 23, 11:47 PM ET - Jul 7, 11:38 AM ET
Woman who accused Justin Trudeau of groping her 18 years ago speaks for first time
The woman accused the Canadian prime minister of groping her at a concert.
Jul 7, 11:38 AM ET - May 25, 12:30 PM ET
3 in stable condition after IED detonated at restaurant
At least 15 were injured in the explosion, authorities said.
May 25, 12:30 PM ET - May 9, 8:34 PM ET
Canada sees influx of Nigerian asylum seekers crossing border from US
The Canadian government is working with U.S. visa officials in Nigeria to mitigate the surge of migrants coming to the United States seeking a safe haven in Canada.
May 9, 8:34 PM ET - Apr 17, 1:03 AM ET
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau announces support for pipeline project
Trudeau said the pipeline is of "national interest."
Apr 17, 1:03 AM ET - Feb 10, 2:14 PM ET
Justin Trudeau's motorcade involved in collision near Los Angeles, 3 people hospitalized
The collision occurred near Los Angeles, in Simi Valley, California.
Feb 10, 2:14 PM ET - Feb 9, 9:47 PM ET
California's lieutenant governor charmed by Trudeau after meeting: 'The guy's got great hair'
The internet crushes chatted about health care, trade and more.
Feb 9, 9:47 PM ET - Sep 11, 2:35 PM ET
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau channels his inner cowboy amid rodeo controversy
Canada's prime minister visited the Festival western de Saint-Tite in Quebec.
Sep 11, 2:35 PM ET - Aug 5, 8:44 AM ET
Canadian PM Justin Trudeau wears kilt to Scottish-themed competition
The Canadian prime minister attended the 70th annual Glengarry Highland Games.
Aug 5, 8:44 AM ET - Jul 16, 8:59 AM ET
Stetson-wearing Trudeau visits Calgary Stampede, meets son of Syrian refugees named after him
The Canadian prime minister met Justin-Trudeau Adam Bilal and his parents.
Jul 16, 8:59 AM ET - Jul 8, 5:14 AM ET
F-15 jets escort Cuba-bound Canadian aircraft to Montreal due to 'unruly customer making non-specific threats'
The flight, with 170 passengers on board, was intercepted near Albany, N.Y.
Jul 8, 5:14 AM ET - Jun 26, 6:45 PM ET
Canadian PM Trudeau marches in Toronto Pride
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau marched with his wife and two of his children in Toronto's Pride parade.
Jun 26, 6:45 PM ET - Apr 13, 11:50 PM ET
Canada introduces legislation to legalize marijuana
The proposed law allows four plants to be grown at home.
Apr 13, 11:50 PM ET - Apr 6, 9:15 PM ET
American charged after mock IED found at Toronto airport
A flight to Chicago was delayed nearly seven hours.
Apr 6, 9:15 PM ET - Apr 6, 8:37 PM ET
American charged after mock IED found at Toronto airport
The mock IED was discovered during screening of the traveler's suitcase at a Toronto preclearance facility, U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) said in a statement.
Apr 6, 8:37 PM ET - Mar 9, 7:47 PM ET
Disinfecting agent turns Canada city's water bright pink
Despite its unusual hue, the fluid was neither fruit punch nor pink lemonade but city water that had been contaminated during a weekly treatment of the water lines, according to the city of Onoway in Alberta province.
Mar 9, 7:47 PM ET - Mar 9, 7:10 PM ET
Canada city's water turns bright pink after disinfecting agent seeps into water supply
Potassium permanganate was leaked into the water supply by a stuck valve.
Mar 9, 7:10 PM ET - Feb 20, 11:33 PM ET
Canada is seeing a spike in number of people crossing from the US
Migrants and asylum seekers have been crossing into Canada from the U.S. in greater numbers compared with last year, particularly since Donald Trump's election.
Feb 20, 11:33 PM ET - Feb 20, 10:05 PM ET
Canada's border sees surge in families, others crossing illegally from US
Asylum claims in Quebec alone more than tripled in January.
Feb 20, 10:05 PM ET - Feb 20, 6:32 PM ET
Canadian police intercept 22 people on border overnight
Canadian police intercepted 22 people overnight near Emerson in Manitoba for illegally crossing the border, according to police.
Feb 20, 6:32 PM ET