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Children with heart disease enjoy specialised summer camp

At the "Heart Heros" summer camp children with heart disease, who might not otherwise get the camp experience, can enjoy being kids.

09/08/2017

Canada

Quebec opens Olympic stadium to cope with surge in US asylum seekers

With asylum seekers from America surging across Canada's borders Quebec has opened its Olympic stadium in Montreal to shelter them

03/08/2017

Canada

CCTV captures moment of deadly gun attack at Toronto bar

The 'brazen' shooting left one man dead.

02/08/2017

Canada

Watch: Speedboat uses its power to fight wildfire

01/08/2017

Canada

What protocol is advised when meeting the Queen?

Here are some rules anyone coming into contact with British royalty might like to follow.

20/07/2017

Canada

Trump Hotel Toronto loses sign as rebranding gets underway

The 'Trump' sign has been removed from the Trump International Hotel and Tower in the Canadian city of Toronto.

19/07/2017

Canada

Tens of thousands of people evacuated as wildfires continue to sweep across British Columbia

39,000 people have been evacuated and military aircraft deployed as wildfires spread across British Columbia.

17/07/2017

USA

Air Canada near-miss 'close to worst air disaster in history'

An Air Canada jet reportedly almost landed on a busy taxiway where four other planes were waiting to take off at San Francisco airport.

12/07/2017

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Charles and Camilla giggle at Inuit performance

During a performance of a traditional Inuit throat song in Canada, the Royal pair collapsed into uncontrollable fits of giggles.

05/07/2017

Canada

Charles and Camila giggle at throat-singing performance

Charles and Camilla get a fit of the giggles at Inuit welcoming ceremony in Canada

05/07/2017

Canada

Watch: City’s human maple leaf to mark Canada’s 150th birthday

02/07/2017

Canada

Canada marks 150 year anniversary

Celebrations take place across Canada to mark the country's birthday

02/07/2017

World News

Young leaders around the world

Here is a look at the world's youngest leaders who were ‘a little wet behind the ears’ when they attained high executive office.

09/05/2017

Canada

Canada: Flooding state of emergency in Montreal

The city of Montreal has declared a state of emergency, amid the worst flooding in decades in the Canadian province of Quebec.

08/05/2017

Canada

Canada: flooding in Quebec forces hundreds to evacuate

In Canada, flooding caused by torrential rain has forced hundreds of families to evacuate.

06/05/2017

Canada

Canada orders recall of too-strong Bombay Sapphire gin

Canadian liquor authorities are recalling bottles of Bombay Sapphire after it was revealed they contained nearly double the amount of alcohol.

04/05/2017

Canada

Blasts cause shock but no injuries in Toronto

Several explosions in downtown Toronto on Monday were caused by a systems malfunction.

02/05/2017

Canada

French voters wait for hours to cast presidential ballot in Montreal

In Canada many comments appeared on social media about the length of the queue and the time it took to vote in Montreal for the first round of the French presidential…

23/04/2017

Canada

Arctic icebergs reach Canadian coast, disrupting sea lanes and fishing

Unusually large icebergs have broken off the Arctic shelf and floated south, coming close to the Canadian shore, posing shipping and fishing hazards, but proving to be a big tourist draw.

20/04/2017

Canada

Malala is granted honorary Canadian citizenship

Human rights education activist Malala Yousafzia has received honorary Canadian citizenship from Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in Ottawa.

13/04/2017