Just in time for the holidays, Nintendo has announced its Black Friday deals for Canadians. Here’s what to know about ...

In a first-time partnership with Amazon Canada, the Royal Canadian Legion is making it easier to get a lapel poppy online. Through a new storefront on Amazon.ca, Canadians can donate $2, $5, $10, or ...

In a move to enhance the purchasing experience for Canadians, redtag.ca is thrilled to announce that its travel gift cards ...

If you're itching for a deal, Amazon Canada is a reliable place to find some really good ones. Its Deals Store is packed with sweet discounts all year round, so you're bound to find something you need ...

Saying that Canada had invited too many newcomers in, in too short a period of time, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced lower targets to slow population growth. By Matina Stevis-Gridneff ...

Immigration is essential to our country’s economic success and growth. As Canada reopened following the pandemic, the needs of businesses were greater than the supply of workers available to support ...

For the first time, the Legion is expanding its poppy distribution capability by offering lapel poppies, via a new storefront, on Amazon.ca for donations ... with Amazon Canada will give us ...

While Prime Day, Boxing Day and Black Friday may be its best-known sales, Amazon Canada's Deals Store is loaded with discounts 365 days a year. This weekend, Amazon shoppers can save hundreds on ...

The first: Will Canada target sanctions against India’s intelligence agency, as well as those officials found to be responsible for, as the RCMP alleges, homicides, extortions and other violent ...

Since then, each country has expelled the other’s diplomats, and police here have alleged Indian government involvement in a wide range of violent acts targeting Sikhs in Canada. Trudeau this ...

Tense relations between India and Canada hit a new low this week, as both countries expelled each other’s top diplomatic officials. The move came after RCMP officers alleged Indian government ...

Today’s announcement commits $27.3 million to procure small arms and ammunition from Canadian industry—building upon more than $120 million in small arms and ammunition that Canada has donated. Canada ...