National Jun 14, 2021
Japan and Australia express strong opposition to 'economic coercion'
The comments were seen as a veiled rebuke against China's assertive behavior in connection with trade with Australia.
World Jun 9, 2021
Canada mourns a 'model family,' cut down on an evening stroll
The attack, dubbed a "terrorist" act by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, came out of the blue as the family took an evening stroll.
World Jun 2, 2021
Canada faces reckoning after discovery of remains of 215 indigenous students
The grim find at the Kamloops Indian Residential School in western British Columbia offered a stark reminder of the widespread discrimination experienced by the country's indigenous people.
Asia Pacific May 18, 2021
Myanmar activists say more than 800 killed by security forces since coup
The activist group said 4,120 people were currently being detained, including 20 who had been sentenced to death.
World May 2, 2021
At a Toronto hospital, staff members are exhausted and angry
The latest surge in the number of cases in Ontario was so big that authorities last week dispatched the military and the Red Cross to help care for critical patients.
Olympics / Summer Olympics May 1, 2021
The chief medical officer of the country's Olympic committee said the pace of Canada's vaccine rollout will allow the Tokyo-bound delegation to be vaccinated without jumping any queues.
National Apr 27, 2021
Local governments scrap plans to host Tokyo Games training camps
With the pandemic having raged on for over a year, reactions to the cancellations have been largely muted.
World / Science & Health Apr 18, 2021
In Canada, psychedelics re-emerge in treatment of depression
When it comes to using psychedelics for therapeutic reasons, there is mounting interest from researchers and investors, as well as a public push to reconsider bans on the drugs.
World Apr 17, 2021
Ontario sets up checkpoints and shuts construction as virus surges in Canada
The province is forcing nonessential construction sites to shut down and closing recreational facilities including golf courses, playgrounds and soccer fields.
World Apr 15, 2021
Flash in the cam: Canada MP sorry for baring all on parliament Zoom
A Canadian lawmaker left red-cheeked after appearing stark naked on a House of Commons Zoom conference call has apologized to his colleagues. William Amos, a Liberal MP, was caught covering his nether regions with a mobile phone and in a state of nature between the ...
National Apr 7, 2021
Japan to tighten border controls on travelers from three more states and regions
Travelers from Spain, Finland and the Canadian province of Ontario will be required to quarantine in a designated facility and retake a test for the virus.
Asia Pacific Mar 28, 2021
China hits U.S. and Canada with sanctions in Xinjiang fallout
by Alan Crawford
The Xinjiang controversy adds to a wider standoff between China and the U.S. and its allies that took root under Donald Trump.