Geoff Nixon

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy confirmed that he's spoken to U.S. President Donald Trump about the prospect of Ukraine sharing rare earth minerals with the United States in exchange for its support in the war against Russia, a topic he said was first raised with Trump months ago.

CBC readers want to know how the U.S. is able to impose tariffs on Canada. The answer: The country cannot rely upon the text of the Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) to stop any U.S. incoming tariffs on a preemptive basis.

Metrolinx pursued a potential commercial naming rights arrangement last year, involving an online casino brand and a downtown Toronto GO station, but the proposal was subsequently quashed, CBC News has learned.

Donald Trump's repeated musings on seeing Canada become a part of the United States have not been warmly received in Ottawa. And he's highlighted a persistent concern raised by some on this side of the border — fears that Canada faces potential risks to national sovereignty by getting too close to its southern neighbour.

U.S. authorities are struggling to convince a skeptical public that reports of mystery lights flying over New Jersey and other states are nothing to worry about, but observers say how those officials are communicating that message is hampering the effort.

An arm of the Democratic party is warning U.S. citizens planning to vote from Canada of the impact a possible postal strike, and to vote electronically or send their ballot by courier.

The Ontario government is considering bringing forward legislation that could prohibit the installation of bike lanes when lanes for motor vehicles are removed as a result, sources say.

Parking provider Park'N Fly has disclosed that an unauthorized third party accessed its network last month and gained access to one million customer files.

The full story behind Ukraine's rapid entry into Kursk is not yet known, and Kyiv has said little. But across the border in Russia, military commentators have been rumbling that Ukrainian forces skilfully used drones and jammers to limit Russia's defences and break into the Russian region.

U.S. President Joe Biden provided a brief sketch Friday of what his first 100 days of a second Oval Office term would look like, as the veteran leader’s re-election bid continued to face headwinds from a still-growing faction of Democrat voices urging him to bow out.