WASHINGTON — The federal government says procedural changes planned by the United States to tighten rules for asylum seekers coming from Canada are in line with the Safe Third Country Agreement.

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Indians stand the least chance of getting relief among the top 15 asylum seekers by nationality, behind China, Pakistan and ...

Air Canada and business leaders are asking Ottawa to be ready to intervene in the airline's labour talks with its pilots with ...

Canada Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly announced on Tuesday the suspension of 30 permits for arms sales to Israel and ...

Cyprus and the United States have signed a defense cooperation framework agreement that outlines ways the countries can enhance their response to regional humanitarian crises and security concerns.

In the U.S., Canada's rail ... the union to make a deal, and the Canadian government, led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, is already facing calls to step in and force an agreement between ...

Both of Canada ... agreements with the Teamsters Canada Rail Conference, which represents some 10,000 engineers, conductors and dispatchers. All rail traffic in Canada and all shipments crossing ...

British Columbia has become the first province in Canada to sign a pharmacare agreement with the federal government that ...

OTTAWA--Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urged the country's two main railroads and their main union on Wednesday to strike new collective-bargaining agreements in the next few hours to ...

WASHINGTON - The federal government says procedural changes planned by the United States to tighten rules for asylum seekers coming from Canada are in line with the Safe Third Country Agreement.

In March 2022, the Liberals and NDP penned a deal that would keep the minority government led by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in power until June 2025 and move ahead on some mutually agreeable ...