U.S. politicians need little encouragement to bang the “made-in-America” drum, and the protest can only make it beat louder, Edward Keenan writes.

The latest on protests that have paralyzed downtown Ottawa as well as several border crossings between Canada and the United States.

Trudeau met with Opposition leaders Thursday night after the Conservatives dropped support for the convoy’s actions and urged them to “go home.”

Premier Doug Ford made the announcement Friday, calling the occupation ‘a siege’ and asking protesters to go home.

‘It can either be a very short, bloody conflict or it could be a long, bloody conflict’

‘The chips are falling into place,’ warns one observer as the U.S. signals hope for a peaceful resolution may be dying

Canada had its third snowboard cross medal of the Games in the first dual-gender snowboarding event in Olympic history.

Ongoing coverage of Team Canada in the 2022 Beijing Olympics.

When the sun rises in Beijing on Day 8, the Canada collection: One gold, four silver, seven bronze. And there’s more to come.

Canada plays ruthless and relentless defensive hockey, and that hasn’t changed in Beijing. But getting over that fear of making mistakes is part of strategy.

Meanwhile, Germany's Constitutional Court has refused to temporarily block the implementation of a coronavirus vaccine mandate for care and health workers.

Judge accepts decision in Surfside tragedy about dividing money between families of those who died and those who survived the collapse. Some in the latter group say the $83-million (U.S.) settlement leaves them in difficult circumstances.