Canada’s cricket captain Nicholas Kirton has been taken into police custody in Barbados over drug-related charges. Cricket ...

"We are actively monitoring the situation and closely following developments as they unfold," Cricket Canada says ...

Canada updates its US travel advisory, warns travelers that they should expect scrutiny at the border. Canada has again updated its travel advisory for the United States, including a warning to ...

Nicholas Kirton, the captain of the Canadian Cricket team, has been taken into custody in Barbados where he hails from.

Canada’s national cricket team captain Nicholas Kirton has reportedly been taken into police custody in Barbados on drug-related charges, as reported by Jamaica Gleaner. The left-handed batter ...

In a revised advisory published Friday, Global Affairs Canada advised travellers to be “forthcoming” with US border agents and to prepare for possible questioning or detention, particularly if denied ...

Team Canada battled against Scotland but ultimately lost 7-4 after Brad Jacobs' final takeout attempt wasn't enough. Canada ...

Canada retaliates against US tariffs with a 25% levy on non-compliant US vehicles, additional steel and aluminum tariffs, and non-tariff measures, including procurement bans and Tesla rebate ...

Below are retaliatory measures Canada has taken. Trudeau imposed 25 percent tariffs on C$30 billion ($21.10 billion) in goods imported annually from the US on March 6 in response to Trump’s ...

Some U.S. politicians echoed Carney’s words. “[Trump] ended the several hundred year friendship between the US and Canada — our neighbor and closest ally,” Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) ...

CMC – BARBADIAN cricketer Nicholas Kirton has been granted BDS$100,000 (One BDS dollar=US$0.50 cents) bail after appearing in court on Thursday on four drug-related charges. The 26-year-old captain of ...

Employment in Canada fell for the first time in three years in March, the national statistical agency said Friday, as uncertainty over United States (US) tariffs led businesses to cut staff and ...