Every four years celebrities, both relevant and not-so relevant, pop out of the woodwork to endorse their presidential candidate of choice. This year'...
OTTAWA — President Barack Obama courted warmer relations with America's snowy northern neighbor Thursday, declining to ask war-weary Canada to d...
Obama looks like he's starting to prioritize the Washington status quo on trade over real change.
A funny thing happened as I was watching President Obama's press conference with Prime Minister Harper in Ottawa: I did not cringe with embarrassment.
Barack Obama headed abroad for the first time as president Thursday with a brief trip up north to visit our neighbors in Canada. He is scheduled to me...
OTTAWA — President Barack Obama turned into a dutiful shopper Thursday, getting some maple-leaf shaped cookies for his two daughters in a surpri...
Below is an interview with President Obama by Peter Mansbridge, Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Q Mr. President, thank you for doing this -- Ca...
Tomorrow President Obama is traveling to Canada. Prime Minister Harper wants to discuss giving Canada's dirty tar sands fuel a pass from greenhouse gas limits.
OTTAWA -- When then-U.S. President George W. Bush took office in 2001, he chose Mexico instead of Canada for his first foreign visit, and relations ...
On his first trip abroad, President Obama will make a trip to Canada in his first few weeks as president. The date for the trip is set for February 1...
WASHINGTON — President-elect Barack Obama plans to take his first international trip to Canada. Transition aides said Saturday that Obama picke...
Canadian politics over the last several weeks has been hands-down the best drama on television. It is also in a state of crisis and in urgent need of the type of political renewal the U.S. is going through.
Early last week, as the country was coping with a massive financial crisis, the presidential campaign witnessed the second of its three debates. With ...
I have never, so far as I can remember, seen anyone in the Hasidic community display a poster for any candidate in any Canadian election, let alone an American one. The word written in Hebrew is Obama.
A new poll suggests Canadians would prefer to vote for Barack Obama rather cast a ballot for their own political leaders, while 45 per cent of America...
UPDATE: Canada's parliament took up the issue of Obama's position on NAFTA today, with Liberal leaders angrily accusing conservative Prime Minister St...
