Steve Scherer is the Chief Correspondent and Ottawa Bureau Chief for Reuters. With a focus on politics and general news, Steve's work has been featured in various publications and news outlets, including GMA Network, Yahoo Finance, CTV News, and Reuters. He is known for his coverage of Canadian politics and multinational issues.
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By: Promit Mukherjee, Steve Scherer
By Promit Mukherjee and Steve Scherer OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canada's annual inflation rate rose as expected in December, data showed on
ABOUT two-thirds of Canadians surveyed this month said American democracy cannot survive another four years of Donald Trump in the White House, and about half said the United States is on the way to becoming an authoritarian state, a poll released on Monday said.
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By: Steve Scherer
OTTAWA, Jan 16 (Reuters) - The number of study permits Canada issued to Indian students fell sharply late last year after India ejected Canadian
The number of study permits Canada issued to Indian students fell sharply late last year after India ejected Canadian diplomats who would process the permits and fewer Indian students applied due to a diplomatic dispute over the murder of a Sikh separatist leader in Canada, a top Canadian official told Reuters.
By: Ismail Shakil, Steve Scherer, Chris Reese
A senior government official conveyed Canada’s condemnation over Navalny’s death to Russian ambassador Oleg Stepanov, the spokesperson said in a
By: Ismail Shakil, Steve Scherer
A senior government official said Canada will join partners in holding those responsible for his death to account.
By: Steve Scherer
Canada and Ontario are seeking to expand grid capacity and reduce carbon emissions at the same time, and both the federal and provincial governments see nuclear power as a way of achieving this
By: Rod Nickel Thu, Steve Scherer
Steve Scherer and Rod Nickel · Exclusive-Canada to expedite approval of new nuclear projects, energy minister says
By: Steve Scherer, Ismail Shakil
Health Minister Mark Holland said the cost of the first areas to be covered by the plan – birth control and insulin – will likely have a cost of about C$1.5 billion per year once the plan is fully implemented.
By: Utkarsh Shetti, Steve Scherer, Miral Fahmy
The latest sanctions will target six Russian officials, including senior officials and high-ranking employees of Russia’s prosecution, judicial and
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