At the Conference Center in Canada’s capital, Ottawa, flags were raised under red lights—the color of the Liberal Party, which had won the general election under Mark Carney’s leadership.

Canada's Liberals elected Mark Carney, as their new leader and prime minister, replacing Justin Trudeau, at a time when the country is facing historic tensions with the U.S. under Donald Trump.

The trade war launched by US President Donald Trump reached a new level on March 4, as Canada, Mexico and China retaliated against Washington’s punitive tariffs.

President-elect Donald Trump's recent remarks on Panama, Greenland, and Canada suggest that his view of American power is based on territorial expansion, a stark departure from prevailing diplomatic norms.

Canadian PM Justin Trudeau said he would reflect upon criticisms of his leadership, following the resignation of Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland and a backlash from within the Liberal Party.