President-elect Trump on Tuesday again suggested that Canada should be added as the U.S.'s 51st state, sharing maps showing Canada as part of the U.S. Trump shared a pair of posts to his social ...

Five states are under a “red flag warning” due to hot, dry and unstable conditions. Wildfires in Canada are also affecting the air quality in U.S.

National Flag of Canada Day, celebrated on Feb. 15 every year since 1996, felt more relevant to many in 2025 with U.S. President Donald Trump threatening both Canada’s economy and sovereignty.

Trump shared two maps showing Canada incorporated into the U.S. The first image had the two countries combined, under the American flag. “Oh Canada!” Trump captioned the picture.

Another rejected 1960’s design with Canada geese, 9 map[le leaves representing nine provinces and one fleur de lys representing the province of Quebec, with the British Royal Union flag at bottom ...

Patriotism surged even in French-speaking Quebec, where for decades a separatist movement has pushed for independence from Canada. Flag makers have reported a boost in sales of the Canadian Maple Leaf ...

'Oh Canada': Trump shares unified US-Canada map hours after 'economic force' remark During a press conference at his Mar-a-Lago residence following the certification of his election victory, Trump ...

Andrew Potter is the author of On Decline: Stagnation, Nostalgia, and Why Every Year is the Worst One Ever. Is the flag of Canada that flies over the Peace Tower on Parliament Hill, along with ...

On February 15, 1965, Canada's official flag was raised for the first time on Parliament Hill. National flag day was declared at the same time. In 1921, King George V in 1921 declared Canada's ...

The German flag was spotted on the trunk of a tree by a Belgian journalist, Wim Dehandschutter, who noticed that the decoration adorned a tree that Belgium’s Queen Fabiola had planted in 1977.

Canada flag, moose and dock make 'a perfect picture' Serendipity, a handy cellphone and some excellent advice from his wife helped a Thunder Bay, Ont., man captured a quintessential image of Canada.