Months of provocative statements about the Great White North joining America as the 51st state in the Union, however, led the ...

The social media post came hours after King Charles III delivered the speech from the throne in Canada's Parliament, which particularly focused on asserting Canada's sovereignty.

Trump said Canada can either pay $61 billion toward the missile defense shield or get it for free if it joins the U.S.

King Charles III's speech to the Canadian Parliament clearly rebuked the White House's aspirations to annex its northern neighbor, but he stopped short of fanning flames.

President Donald Trump on Tuesday signaled that his patience with Vladimir Putin is running thin, warning the Russian leader ...

King Charles III defended Canada ’s sovereignty amid President Donald Trump ’s threats to annex the country and make it the US’s 51st state. Charles did not mention Trump by his name, but sent a clear ...

Lexicologists poring over the speech in the hope of finding a blunt rebuttal to President Donald Trump’s ambitions of making ...

When Starmer himself visited the White House in February, hunting for a trade deal, his perfunctory gift was an invitation ...

King Charles's speech to the Canadian parliament walked a tricky line between supporting Canada without torpedoing Britain's ...

The speech from the throne is normally a routine affair. But after the recent annexation threats by U.S. President Donald Trump, it was crafted to remind the White House that Canada is not an American ...

King Charles will open parliament in Ottawa, the first time a British monarch has done the duty since the late Queen Elizabeth did so 68 years ago.

“The true north is indeed strong and free,” the king said in a speech to Canadians, borrowing a line from the country’s ...