A judge has ordered the Canadian government to help bring home four Canadian men being held in Syrian camps

An explosion has hit a propone facility in Quebec, and at least one worker is missing

Canada has finalized an agreement with Lockheed Martin Corp. and the United States government to purchase 88 F-35 fighter jets

Plans to host a repeat of the “Freedom Convoy” in the Canadian city of Winnipeg have been called off by one of the antigovernment protest groups

Canadian authorities say a bus rolled over on an icy highway in British Columbia on Christmas Eve, killing four people and injuring three dozen

Three estranged daughters of a 73-year-old man who fatally shot five people in his condominium near Toronto say he “was a controlling and abusive husband and father.”

Three estranged daughters of a 73-year-old man who fatally shot five people in his condominium near Toronto say he “was a controlling and abusive husband and father.”

The teens, ranging from 13 to 16 years old, have been charged with second-degree murder in the stabbing death of the 59-year-old man.

A 73-year-old man who had a long-running dispute with his condo board in a suburb near Toronto killed five people, including three board members, after he claimed on social media that the building’s electrical room was making him sick

Five people were killed and one was seriously injured after police said a gunman opened fire at a residential building in Vaughan, Ontario, Sunday. The gunman was also killed.

There has been a surge in the number of Mexicans seeking asylum in Canada this year

Canada’s defense minister says Ukraine’s military is winning the war and Russian President Vladimir Putin has only united NATO and renewed its purpose

The FiveThirtyEight Politics podcast crew debates if Americans really move for political reasons.

Japan and Canada have agreed to formally start talks toward signing a military intelligence information sharing accord

Shortly after Myles Sanderson’s arrest, he went into medical distress and was transported to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead, Canadian authorities said.

The Sandersons are accused of killing 10 people in Indigenous communities in Saskatchewan on Sunday.

Officials have released the identities of the 10 victims killed in a string of stabbings across Canada's Saskatchewan province over the weekend.

A string of stabbings killed at least 11 people across Canada's Saskatchewan province on Sunday, police said.

Police are on searching for a suspect who is accused of a string of stabbings across Saskatchewan, Canada, that left 10 dead and 18 injured.

Canadian police say one suspect is dead and they are still searching for Myles Sanderson, the second suspect in the spree of stabbings that killed 10 and wounded 18 in Saskatchewan, Canada.

Myles Sanderson, 30, is believed to be on the run after the fatal stabbing rampage that killed 10 people and injured 19 others.

One suspect is dead and a second is still on the run following a string of stabbings that killed at least 11 people across Canada's Saskatchewan province, police said.

A suspect in the Canada stabbing massacre that left 10 people dead and 18 injured has been found dead, Royal Canadian Mounted Police Saskatchewan forensic officials said on Monday.

Police said one of the two suspects has been found dead and the other is still on the run in Saskatoon, Canada.

Police say one of two suspects in the fatal stabbings, one of deadliest mass killings in the country in which 10 people were killed and 15 injured in Canada, has been found dead.

At least 10 people were killed and 15 others were injured in a series of knife attacks across the Canadian province of Saskatchewan.

Canadian police are searching for the two men responsible for one of the deadliest mass killings the country has ever seen.

Police in Saskatchewan, Canada, say two suspects are on the run after 10 people were killed and 15 were injured in stabbings at 13 different locations Sunday.

Pope Francis offered a long-sought apology to the Indigenous community in Canada over the Catholic Church’s role in operating Indigenous boarding schools.

A man was taken into custody by authorities.

This is the Pope's first trip to North America in seven years, since he visited the U.S. and Cuba in 2015.

Video shows an ice formation at the Johnston Canyon Lower Falls in Banff National Park in Canada.

According to authorities, some demonstrators were using tear gas and smoke grenades against officers.

After nearly three weeks of shutdowns caused by protesters, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invoked the country’s Emergencies Act, which gives police broad power to make arrests.

Protests over COVID-19 mandates have been ongoing for three weeks in Canada.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced Monday that he will invoke emergency powers in an effort to end COVID-19 protests led by truckers who have blocked border crossings.

CTV reporter Glenn McGregor is on the ground in Ottawa as the Ambassador Bridge on the U.S.-Canada border reopened following a week-long closure in response to the trucker protests.

Officers moved in on the truckers, confronting and arresting remaining demonstrators and removing vehicles from the area.

Trucks that have been blocking the Ambassador Bridge have moved out, although hundreds of protesters remain behind.

Protesters are defying a deadline to leave the bridge or face serious consequences.

Authorities in Canada have been seen confiscating fuel as the 13-day protest near Canada’s capital continues. Police warn that if protestors block the streets, they could face charges.

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau invokes emergency powers to quell protests, rules out using military: “This is about keeping Canadians safe."

Authorities also cracked down on protesters near the Ambassador Bridge.

ABC News' Linsey Davis speaks with Windsor, Ontario, Mayor Drew Dilkens about the massive trucker protest and the measures he could take if protesters don't agree to leave.

The latest at the U.S.-Canada border, including what’s at stake for citizens and consumers, as protests continue in Ottawa over COVID-19 restrictions.

The Ambassador Bridge on the Detroit-Canada border has been shut down for the second day in a row. The blockade was caused by the Freedom Convoy demonstration that is occupying Canada’s capital.

Honking your horn is now banned in Ottawa, Canada, where truckers have flooded the streets to protest vaccine mandates.

"A few people shouting and waving swastikas does not define who Canadians are,” said Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in response to protests over COVID-19 restrictions.

Heavy rains clobbered the western Canadian province of British Columbia, triggering landslides, shutting down roads, prompting the evacuation of an entire town and forcing an oil pipeline to close.

Sixteen people have been evacuated after a fire broke out in 10 containers on the MV Zim Kingston near Victoria on Saturday, the Canadian Coast Guard reported.