Who wants to be a state? taunts Elizabeth May after Trump’s 51st state dig. Canada offers free health care, safe streets and ...

Trump continues to post on social media his desire for Canada to be the 51st state. But does he know anything about our ...

The answer, our analysis found, is that Democrats would benefit significantly, with the new great state of Canada serving as a kind of second California, a massive blue state that would hold dozens of ...

Atlantic, Central, Prairie, West coast and North. Ottawa is the capital of Canada and is situated in the province of Ontario. Atlantic Canada is made up of Newfoundland and Labrador, Prince Edward ...

Canada has committed to net-zero greenhouse ... the median household could save more than $1,000 a year. Atlantic provinces, where many households now heat with oil and gas and energy costs ...

Explore a destination in Northeast Provinces to see the top hotels and top things to do, as well as photos and tips from U.S. News Travel. All Northeast Provinces Travel Guides If you make a ...

President-elect Trump on Tuesday continued to troll Canada as a potential addition to the U.S., sharing maps showing Canada as part of the U.S.

"If we could work constructively with provinces across the country, then Canada will be able to do much more much, much faster." Canada should slash carbon emissions by up to 55 per cent ...

Drag the marker to where you think each province / territory is. When you drop it, the answer will appear, and you'll see how your guess compares with everyone else who has played. After you make one ...

So trade in that thousand-dollar Canada Goose jacket for a leather one and explore black metal bands from every Canadian province. The barren prairie wasteland of Saskatchewan is the perfect dismal ...

No matter what time of year you visit, almost four million square miles of vistas, rich cultures, and heart-warming moments await in Canada. Like its vast landscapes, the people in Canada are ...

Statistics Canada says. Here's what happened in the provinces (previous month in brackets): — Newfoundland and Labrador: 1.1 per cent (0.7) — Prince Edward Island: 1.3 per cent (1.0 ...