Canadian Member of Parliament Charlie Angus said President Trump “choked” as his tariff plan for Canada was ultimately delayed before going into action. “He blinked,” Angus told MediasTouch, ...

His legacy in Canada is remembered in many ways, including the annual Terry Fox Runs worldwide to raise money for cancer ...

Some members of Alberta's tourism industry are optimistic a weak Canadian dollar will bode well for their businesses, and in some cases it already has. Banff Sunshine Village says it's seeing ...

King Charles III's Sandringham team has released a statement about a last-minute closure at the royal residence. On Tuesday, an Instagram Story was added and it read: "Sandringham Terrace Café ...

The Canadian Dollar roiled on Tuesday, hitting multi-year lows before recovering. The Bank of Canada is expected to continue trimming interest rates this month. Canadian CPI inflation figures ...

First Lady Melania Trump revealed in her self-titled memoir that they've kept in touch with King Charles, whom they met with on more than one occasion during President Trump's first term.

Charles’s private written words were delivered ... Foreign monarchs, presidents or prime ministers are invited to visit the King on the advice and request of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office ...

King Charles III has sent congratulations to Donald Trump on his inauguration as the 47th American president. The British monarch, 76, underscored the importance of the "special relationship ...

We may earn commission on some of the items you choose to buy. During his lifetime, King Charles has met nine U.S. presidents, and now, a second president will take office during his reign.

“We’re always going to be one Trump tweet away from much further CAD (Canadian dollar) weakness,” he said adding that the bank’s economic modelling suggests that a “full-blown tariff war” would push ...

TORONTO (Reuters) - The Canadian dollar strengthened to a near 5-week high against its U.S. counterpart on Monday as the prospect of U.S. trade tariffs grew less imminent and a Bank of Canada survey ...