U.S. President Donald Trump said former prime minister Justin Trudeau led the effort to have Russia removed from the G8, even though the decision took place more than a year before Trudeau came to power.

In his first post-presidential interview, Joe Biden expressed dismay over his successor Donald Trump’s statements about acquiring Panama, Greenland and making Canada the 51st state.

Since the beginning of the year and the inauguration of the second Trump administration, an increasing number of Washington’s closest allies have begun to throw quiet — and sometimes not so quiet — fits about whether they can still count on the decades-old nuclear deterrent capability of the United States. Few places feel that uncertainty more keenly than South Korea.

U.S. President Donald Trump repeated one of his favourite talking points in his meeting with Prime Minister Mark Carney Tuesday, saying the Canada-U.S. border is an “artificially drawn line.” Historians say he’s not exactly wrong, but the truth is more complicated.

There is a long way to go — and much more to figure out than could possibly be settled in a single afternoon at the White House.

Conservatives will spend the summer “listening carefully to people” after yet another election loss, leader Pierre Poilievre said on Tuesday as he headed into the party’s first caucus meeting since Canadians went to the polls last week.