Amanda Coletta

Amanda Coletta TORONTO—Hundreds of out-of-control wildfires are burning in Canada , shrouding skies there and the U.S. in an eerie yellow-gray haze and forcing the evacuation of dozens of communities.

Canada’s prime minister has spent little political capital in making concessions, but offering more comes with risks.

TORONTO—Prime Minister Mark Carney swept to power promising an “elbows out” stance against President Trump's tariff threats and rhetoric, vowing he would never accept a bad trade deal.

Trump considered revoking the permit allowing the span to open as trade tensions nearly derailed a project that is finally set to open Monday.

President Trump was furious at Canada, again. Early last month, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said the Gordie Howe International

TORONTO — India expelled a Canadian diplomat Tuesday in a tit-for-tat move after Canada's leader alleged the Indian government may have been behind the shooting of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a

TORONTO—Flight attendants at WestJet, Canada's second-largest airline, walked off the job on Sunday after failing to reach an agreement with the carrier, grounding hundreds of flights during a long weekend in much of the country.

Premier Danielle Smith says she opposes her province breaking away, though she paved the way for a high-stakes referendum.

HIGH RIVER, Alberta—Danielle Smith, the premier of this rugged oil-rich province, is regarded as a maverick with a reputation for taking political risks.

The Mexican government is pushing the U.S. to lower tariffs on North American automobiles as part of conversations over reworking the U.S.-Mexico-Canada