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Nov 3 (Reuters) - Canada will not let skaters from Russia or Belarus take part in the world junior ice hockey championships that are due to start next month in the province of Alberta, Prime Minister Mark Carney told reporters on Tuesday. Canada, a major [...]

MONTREAL/DUBUQUE, Iowa, Nov 1 (Reuters) - US President Donald Trump said on Sunday that his administration has the "concept" of a new trade deal with Canada while Prime Minister Mark Carney said the two leaders had a good conversation on the future of trade between [...]

Canada is waiting on results from a referendum in oil-rich Alberta that could put the province on a path toward independence, testing national unity as President Donald Trump’s trade war and annexation threats fuel a surge of Canadian patriotism. Results were delayed after late openings forced more than 100 polling stations to extend voting hours Monday. More than 1.35 million Albertans, or 43% of eligible voters, cast advance or special ballots. The vote was not a direct referendum on indepen

Fifty investigators are examining a fire at a Canadian military base that killed four soldiers and injured 39 others. Prime Minister Mark Carney said Monday that the investigation is led by the Canadian Forces National Investigation Service, with support from the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The fire occurred Saturday at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in Alberta. Nineteen of the injured are in critical condition. Maj. Gen. Wade Rutland said military officials knew about the fire but believed

Voters in Canada’s oil-rich Alberta province will decide Monday whether to begin a process that could lead to independence, testing national unity. President Donald Trump’s trade war and threats to make Canada the 51st state have rallied Canadians around their country. Monday’s vote is not a direct referendum on independence. Alberta, home to most of Canada’s proven oil reserves — the fourth largest in the world — will decide whether to remain a province or begin the legal process to

By Amanda Stephenson FORT MCMURRAY, Alberta, Oct 18 (Reuters) - Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney is betting a new pipeline can help revive the country's oil industry, boost its production and exports, and reduce its dependence on the United States. Bringing back jobs will be [...]

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney made a final appeal to voters in his home province of Alberta warning that a referendum that could put the oil-rich province on a path toward independence is a dangerous gamble at a time of growing threats to Canada’s sovereignty. Carney warned again that the referendum comes at the “worst possible time” as U.S. President Donald Trump wages a trade war and repeatedly threatens to make Canada the 51st state. Carney’s closing appeal came after two days o