CBC's Power & Politics host David Cochrane sat down with Canadian Olympic Committee Chief Executive Officer and Secretary General David Shoemaker and Olympic and world champion sprinter Andre De ...
Canada could see the end of a nasty diplomatic dispute with China if the United States reaches a deal to release a Huawei executive from house arrest in Vancouver, but the affair shows that without ...
China's plan to build more coal-fired power "contradicts" its pledge to go carbon neutral by 2060 and risks creating 2 trillion yuan ($303.60 billion) in stranded assets, according to new research ...
Last November, around seven hundred people packed into the Ector Theatre, a renovated movie palace in downtown Odessa, to watch the swearing in of Mayor Cal Hendrick and three city council members.
A House of Commons committee has been told that planning and construction of new facilities for the RCAF's new F-35s is ...
Once again, geopolitical rationales influenced energy decisions as much as purely economic ones ...
The government shutdown has begun. Trump vows to "do things that are irreversible, that are bad" as he seeks to punish Democrats, and his admi… The 55-45 vote Tuesday on the bill to extend federal ...
American art historian sets the record straight on Western misinterpretations of China and its culture Martin Powers, ...
When Beijing dispatched a relatively unknown rear admiral from its National Defense University to the 2025 Shangri-La ...
In a recent speech, Gov. Wes Moore toggled between criticizing President Donald Trump and uplifting the Congressional Black Caucus and Maryland, as tensions between the two leaders continue.
Canada and Greenland already had plenty in common before facing threats of annexation from the White House — but all that ...
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