As the dispute between Canada and China over the arrest of Meng Wanzhou continues to roil bilateral relations, China's neighbour Japan wants Canada to start paying more attention to other Asian countries when it comes to trade opportunities.

Indigenous groups in Canada are preparing bids to buy the Trans Mountain pipeline from the federal government, but Finance Minister Bill Morneau says talks on selling are premature and that it's unlikely the pipeline will be sold before the next election.

The United Kingdom's high commissioner to Canada says informal talks that could lead to a U.K.-Canada free trade deal in as little as a year are underway something which could ease the economic uncertainty surrounding her country's fraught debate over when and how it will exit the European Union.

Canada's top general says the auditor general was right to flag gaps in the military's handling of sexual assault cases and that the Forces' emphasis on duty to report assault cases had "unintended consequences."

Canada's peacekeeping mission in Mali will end in July, said Defence Minister Harjit Sajjan, responding to reports that the UN has asked Canada to extend its mission.

More than 20 child murderers have been transferred to Indigenous healing lodges since 2011, according to numbers from the Minister of Public Safety's office.