Steven Chase

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau declined to comment on the recent U.K. government warning, but said Canada works to monitor risks

Their concerns cannot be remedied in the short term, at least, because the updated deal was already signed by both countries in September

Auto Parts Manufacturers Association president says he’s worried that state-sponsored competition will end up costing Canadian auto parts makers profits and jobs

Think-tank report warns issues related to fleet of aging aircraft could jeopardize shift to new F-35 planes

Up to three Chinese companies with state ties are in the running to buy the Khoemacau copper mine in Botswana, which is wholly owned by Cuprous Capital Ltd.

New rules for the Lobbyists’ Code of Conduct went into effect on July 1 that restrict registered lobbyists in Ottawa from lobbying MPs or senators who accept free trips from them

The Chinese embassy issued a statement suggesting the Conservative MP’s history of criticizing its human-rights record amounts to political interference

Thomas Lukaszuk, former MLA and deputy premier, says Poland’s government engaged in foreign interference in Canada through direct requests and attempts to gather info

Green co-leader was among the first opposition party leaders to get access to David Johnston’s so-called ‘confidential annex’

The study tracked Russian information-warfare campaigns it said were tailored to Canadian audiences on Twitter