Canada

Business Series

BlackBerry sues Nokia

BlackBerry is suing Nokia in the United States accusing it of violating 11 technology patents.

16/02/2017

Canada

Euroviews. View: Islamophobia is a threat to us all, Canada's silent majority must speak up

15/02/2017

Canada

Ontario police officer busts moves in dance-off

A police officer in Ontario, Canada, responded to a call concerning a ‘fight’ on February 6, but it actually turned out to be a local dance crew recording a video.

09/02/2017

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Canada reintroduces bison to its oldest national park

A herd of bison are relocated to Canada’s Banff National Park in an effort to reintroduce the animals into the area.

09/02/2017

Canada

Canada: Swiss aeroplane makes unscheduled landing at tiny airport

Swiss plane heading to Los Angeles forced to divert after one engine shuts down

02/02/2017

Canada

Quebec mosque attack: Who is gunman Alexandre Bissonnette?

The man charged with shooting six worshippers dead in a Quebec City mosque has been named as Alexandre Bissonnette. Who is Bissonnette?

31/01/2017

Canada

Canadians hold vigils for Muslim victims of Quebec terror attack

A French-Canadian student has appeared in court charged with murder. He is said to have developed far-right views.

31/01/2017

Canada

Student charged with 6 counts of murder after Canada mosque attack

The 27-year-old is also charged with 5 counts of attempted murder in relation to a shooting at a mosque in the city of Québec that killed at least six people and injured 17.

30/01/2017

Canada

Canada Mosque shooting was "lone wolf" attack

At least six people were killed when shots were fired at worshippers during Sunday night prayers in a mosque in Quebec. A man is being held in custody.

30/01/2017

Canada

Canada PM Trudeau condemns Quebec mosque terror attack

Six died and eight were wounded when gunmen opened fire on worshippers at a mosque in Canada's Quebec province.

30/01/2017

Canada

Six killed in 'terror attack' on Quebec mosque

Six people have been killed and eight injured in a shooting at a Quebec City mosque in Canada, according to latest reports.

30/01/2017

Economy

Canada's Trudeau talks trade as Trump rejects TPP and NAFTA

On President Trump's protectionist rhetoric Canada's PM Justin Trudeau says he'll emphasise the strong trade ties between the two countries.

25/01/2017

Health Series

Meet Canada's robot masters

Behind the scenes at the Canadian Space Agency to meet the team that controls the Canadarm 2, trains astronauts to use space robots, and develops rovers for the Moon and Mars.

24/12/2016

Sport

Double joy for Slovenia's Ilka Stuhec in Lake Louise downhill

Slovenia’s Ilka Stuhec notched up her second downhill win of the weekend at Lake Louise, Alberta.

03/12/2016

Cult

'Don't be a magician - be magic!' Leonard Cohen dies at 82

Canadian songwriter, performer and poet Leonard Cohen has passed away at the age of 82.

11/11/2016

Cult

Shawn Mendes ready to rock the world with 'Illuminate'

Canadian singer-songwriter Shawn Mendes has released his highly anticipated second album ‘Illuminate’.

31/10/2016

Canada

Protesters gain access to restricted area of European Council ahead of CETA signing

Ahead of Justin Trudeau's arrival, anti-CETA demonstrators managed to push their way into a restricted area of the European Council.

30/10/2016

Canada

Europe and Canada set to sign CETA trade pact

Canada and Europe are set to sign their long-delayed free trade deal later today at a summit in Brussels.

30/10/2016

Canada

Canada PM Trudeau cancels Europe trip with CETA deal still in limbo

He was supposed to be in Europe on Thursday for the signing of a landmark free trade deal with the EU.

27/10/2016

Canada

Wallonia - the mouse that roared

How has the tiny Belgian region brought a landmark global trade deal to the brink of collapse?

22/10/2016

Business Series

Bombardier to cut more jobs in Canada and Germany

Canadian plane and train maker Bombardier says it is cutting another 7,500 jobs - 10 percent of its workforce - over the next two years.

21/10/2016

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Canada: Birthday party for two Pandas

It was party time for Chinese giant panda cubs Jia Panpan and Jia Yueyue as they celebrated their first birthday at the Toronto Zoo.

15/10/2016

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UK Royals enjoy children's party in Canada

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge continued their tour of Canada by participating in a children’s event for military families in Victoria.

01/10/2016

Sport

Canada triumph on home ice at World Cup of Hockey

Sidney Crosby cemented his status as one of hockey’s finest after he captained Canada to a second consecutive World Cup of Hockey title.

30/09/2016

Canada

'Pop!' Princess Charlotte speaks in public for the first time

Britain’s Duke and Duchess of Cambridge treated their young family to a play day on Thursday, on their official visit to Canada.

30/09/2016

Canada

Academic back in Canada after being freed from Iran detention

Canadian-Iranian academic Homa Hoodfar flew back into Montreal on Thursday, after authorities in Iran released her from custody.

30/09/2016