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Canada plans to buy 88 new fighter jets to replace its CF-18s.

Canada and its security agencies have been studying whether to use equipment from Huawei as phone carriers prepare to roll out fifth-generation technology.

"Canada and the United States have the longest un-militarized border in the world and it is very much in both of our interests for it to remain that way."

The Navy has been notified that the White House will not intervene to stop a disciplinary proceeding that could cost a SEAL his position in the elite unit, a senior Navy official said Sunday.

NATO’s chief said Wednesday he is certain the alliance will have sufficient forces to fulfill its training mission in Afghanistan after months of lobbying allies to increase troop contributions.

Five years after they were seized by a terrorist network in the mountains of Afghanistan, an American woman, her Canadian husband and their three children — all born in captivity — are free after a dramatic rescue orchestrated by the U.S. and Pakistani governments, officials said Thursday.

The largest wounded warrior competition of the year ends with a ceremony featuring Bruce Springsteen and Bryan Adams singing for the competitors.

Chicago-based Boeing’s complaint claims Bombardier’s new C Series passenger aircraft receives Canadian government subsidies that give it an advantage internationally.

The way Castro responded surprised Washington, several U.S. officials familiar with the exchange told The Associated Press.

In the fall of 2016, a series of U.S. diplomats began suffering unexplained losses of hearing, according to officials with knowledge of the investigation into the case.

Canada is extending its military mission against the Islamic State group in Iraq for another two years.

Canadian Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan said Wednesday the budget will grow by 70 percent to reach CAN$32.7 billion in a decade.

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