Andrew Furey, the premier of Newfoundland and Labrador, has called for a carbon tax pause.

Members of Fossil Free Netherlands, which has brought a lawsuit against the Dutch airline KLM for misleading consumers with its sustainability claims, outside the Amsterdam court in December.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau at a housing announcement in Calgary on Friday.

Since President Xi Jinping’s rise to power, China has stepped up efforts to sway elections in Canada and other countries, according to intelligence officials, academics and members of the diaspora.

Han Dong’s testimony was part of an ongoing federal inquiry into foreign meddling in Canada’s political system, especially the general elections of 2019 and 2021.

Karan Aujla accepting the Fan’s Choice Award at the Juno Awards on Sunday in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

A view across Lake Osisko in the northern Quebec mining town of Rouyn-Noranda.

After Hurricane Fiona hit Canada, a 19th-century shipwreck washed ashore in the Cape Ray area of Newfoundland. Experts say stronger storms are one of the factors leading to more shipwreck finds.

Jean-Yves Duclos, the procurement minister, blamed paper contracts for a potential multimillion-dollar fraud.

A rally to call for a cease-fire in Gaza in Ottawa, Canada, this month.

A lender has asked a court to dissolve Atlantic Canada’s leading news media company.

A gambling ad in New York featuring Wayne Gretzky

Supporters of Michael Spavor and Michael Kovrig in Vancouver in 2019.

This photo released by a Canadian fire department shows crews battling a fire last month that persisted despite the cold and snow in Alberta, Canada.

Brian Mulroney’s move toward closer economic ties with the United States was polarizing among Canadians.

Brian Mulroney spoke in 2002 during a 10th-anniversary celebration of the North American Free Trade Agreement in Washington. He was a skilled debater and orator and always ready with a crowd-pleasing joke.

The couple were escorted from their labs at the National Microbiology Laboratory in Winnipeg, Manitoba, in 2019 and later stripped of their security clearances. They were fired in January 2021.

Marc Miller, Canada’s immigration minister, last month. The visa mandate, which will go into effect Thursday night, had been lifted by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in 2016 to boost tourism.

Collectors who buy unopened cases of sports cards might never open the packages, instead treating them as investments to be sold as is at a later date.

Vanessa James and Eric Radford, along with six other figure skaters from Canada, have filed a case demanding that they be awarded the bronze medals in the team event of the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics.

Building more houses won’t solve Canada’s affordability problem in many cities, economists say.

After his previous two cars were stolen, Dennis Wilson installed theft prevention measures, including a steering wheel lock, on his newest vehicle.

A nurse preparing a dose of Naloxone at an overdose prevention site in Vancouver.

A female polar bear and her cub on Hudson Bay, near Churchill, Manitoba, in 2022.

BMO Field in Toronto will get additional seats.

Cameron Ortis, sentenced to 14 years in prison for violating Canada’s Security of Information Act, said his actions were all part of an international mission.

The Leon’s Centre arena in Kingston, Ontario, is home to the Kingston Frontenacs junior hockey team.

Justice Marie-Josée Hogue was given a tight schedule for her inquiry into election meddling.

Experts estimate that the ship that was discovered recently along the shoreline in Newfoundland was built in the 1800s.

Russia’s team edged the United States, left, and Japan at the 2022 Beijing Olympics but will receive the bronze after a doping penalty.

Jason French, a Canadian who has undergone years of treatment for depression, said he wanted access to assisted death so he could die on his own terms.

Alex Formenton, a former Ottawa Senators player, at a National Hockey League game in Philadelphia in 2022.

Toronto’s police chief is pushing for an expanded budget increase.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau speaking this week in Laval, Quebec. His government will appeal a court’s decision rebuking his handling of a protest.

The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto. Ontario is expanding private clinics.

A fire in northern Quebec last June. The majority of fires were started by lightning strikes.

Maria Kartasheva at home in Ottawa. A Russian dissident, she was sentenced by a Moscow court to eight years in prison for spreading “false information” about the war in Ukraine.

A protest in Sana, Yemen, on Friday against the operation to safeguard Red Sea shipping with U.S. and British airstrikes on Houthi military sites.

Students after taking a shuttle bus from downtown Timmins, Ontario, to the local Northern College campus. The institution has seen a significant uptick in foreign students in recent years, mostly from India, as domestic enrollment has waned.

A junior hockey league team, the Quebec Remparts, in red, competing in an arena that was built for 370 million Canadian dollars, in the hopes of attracting an N.H.L. team.

A portion of boreal forest in northern Quebec. A study found that commercial logging in Quebec and neighboring Ontario has caused the removal of 35.4 million acres of forest.

Les Fougères opened 30 years ago in Chelsea, Quebec.

Jason French has undergone years of treatment for his depression without any improvement. He says he wants access to assisted death so he can die on his own terms.

Celine Song, the South Korean-Canadian director of the film “Past Lives.”

Despite being over 70 years old, the display at McCord Stewart Museum remains in good condition.

Military barracks in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Canada, on Monday, where Delta Air Lines passengers spent the night after their plane was forced to land because of a mechanical issue.

Many at the climate summit want an end to fossil fuels.