Seyed Salman Samani told the Immigration and Refugee Board he tried to protect human rights.

Canada's immigration minister says it's "immensely frustrating" to hear that a list of people related to Canadians are being blocked from leaving the Gaza Strip.

As Russia's invasion of Ukraine approaches the two-year mark, polling suggests Canadians are nearly split on a path forward and their support for continued aid for Kyiv is dipping.

The government bill passed without the support of a single Conservative member of Parliament, despite repeated calls from Ukrainian groups for Tories to change their position.

A spokeswoman for the family of a Palestinian Canadian who was reported missing in the Gaza Strip says he has made contact with his loved ones.

Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly says she hopes the measures will hinder fundraising for Hamas, which Ottawa lists as a terrorist organization.

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said Tuesday that he was “shocked and sad” to learn that King Charles III  has cancer, but is relieved that the illness was caught early.

Majid Irananesh is the first member of Iran's regime to face expulsion under sanctions adopted last year.

The Conservative Party has formally requested the public inquiry into foreign interference zero in on Iranian influence in Canada.

Mansour Shouman was in the region to help document ongoing humanitarian efforts amid the raging Israel-Hamas war.

More than a dozen countries, including Canada, have paused their funding to UNRWA in the wake of allegations that some of its staff members were involved in the Oct. 7 attacks.

The Canadian-Palestinian, Mansour Shouman, was last heard from last Sunday around 4 p.m., Zaheera Soomar said. 

As the world marks 79 years since the liberation of Auschwitz, Holocaust Remembrance Day 2024 comes at a dark time for the Jewish community. 

Canada's foreign minister repeated language previously used by the government that critics have called "incomprehensible" on South Africa's genocide case against Israel.

U.S. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said the U.S. is 'extremely troubled' by the allegations that '12 UNRWA employees' may have been involved in the Hamas attack.