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An immigration bill that will give sweeping powers to the minister is being debated in the House of Commons today.
British Foreign Secretary William Hague and Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird will sign an agreement to open joint U.K.-Canadian diplomatic missions abroad, CBC News has learned.
Immigration Minister Jason Kenney is marking a new milestone in his government's efforts to recruit and retain international students and temporary foreign workers: 20,000 have become residents under the "Canada Experience Class" since its creation. CBC News has learned it's
Toronto's last adult entertainment theatre will soon be the home to art house and foreign films thanks to two entrepreneurs who hope to give the Metro Theatre a new lease on life.
Stock in TMX Group Inc. was down sharply Monday in a move one well-known investor said was probably linked to arbitragers divesting their positions in the recently-acquired owner of the Toronto Stock Exchange.
Two years before the plea deal that was supposed to mean his quick exit from Guantanamo Bay, Omar Khadr offered to plead guilty to terrorism charges in Canada in exchange for a relatively lenient sentence and speedy transfer to Canada, documents show.
The "super-rich elite" are hiding an esitmated $21 trillion US in tax havens around the world, an amount roughly equal to the combined GDP of the U.S. and Japan, according to a new report.
The Maple Group has cleared its last major regulatory hurdles in its takeover of Canada's main stock exchange operator, TMX Group.
The Wall Street Journal reported Wednesday that the TMX Group, the company that owns Canada's largest stock exchange, is in talks to acquire Direct Edge Holdings, an electronic exchange company.
The collection of banks trying to buy the company that owns Canada's largest stock exchange has hit an unexpected setback late in the process, as the B.C. regulator is now voicing its opposition to the deal.
Two former SNC-Lavalin employees are scheduled to appear in a Toronto court Monday to face charges under the Corruption of Foreign Public Officials Act in relation to a bridge project in Bangladesh.
Overseas buyers are snapping up Toronto condos but as CBC's Marivel Taruc reports, foreign ownership can raise issues for the tenants who rent their units.
A Canadian woman is in police custody in Britain in connection with the death of her two children, Canada's Department of Foreign Affairs has confirmed.
The Canadian dollar and Toronto Stock Exchange both gained Monday, pushed higher by more than $3 spike in the price of crude oil.
Investors pushed the Toronto Stock Exchange to another triple-digit loss Tuesday, a decline that sends the market into official bear territory.
Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak is slamming the Liberals after a senior campaign official was caught on tape describing how she offered cigarettes to residents of a Toronto shelter in exchange for their votes.
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty is calling on Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak to apologize for referring to new Canadian citizens as "foreigners," using controversy over a relatively small tax credit proposal to try to brand his opponent as xenophobic.
A parliamentary secretary to Foreign Affairs Minister John Baird was told to account for things he said to a friend who works for China's state-controlled news agency, a government source says.
Bob Dechert, parliamentary secretary for Foreign Affairs, has confirmed he sent flirtatious emails to the chief Toronto correspondent for Xinhua, the official Chinese government news agency.
Ontario Progressive Conservative Leader Tim Hudak is standing by his use of the term "foreign workers" to describe the would-be beneficiaries of a Liberal pledge to give a tax break to businesses that hire immigrants to their first jobs.
An Ontario Liberal pledge to provide a tax credit to businesses of up to $10,000 for hiring new immigrants to their first jobs is coming under fire by the province's Progressive Conservatives for favouring 'foreign workers.'
The federal government is seeking the public's help again in its hunt for people wanted on immigration warrants, focusing on 32 foreign fugitives believed to be in the Toronto area.
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton called Foreign Affairs Minister Lawrence Cannon on Friday to discuss the case of Canadian-born prisoner Omar Khadr, sources told CBC News.
CSIS head Richard Fadden will face questions from MPs about comments he made to CBC News suggesting some Canadian politicians are being influenced by foreign governments.
Ontario Premier Dalton McGuinty says the province hasn’t been contacted so, “no news is good news.”
CBC News has learned that Ontario has suspended a program aimed at fast-tracking the certification of some foreign doctors.
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