Canada's foreign affairs and finance ministers will be in Mexico City this week to strengthen economic ties with government officials. José Díaz-Briseño, a correspondent for Reforma, says he predicts parties will engage in general...

Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne confirmed Monday that he and Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand will be travelling to Mexico City in an effort to strengthen Canada's trade ties with Mexico. The ministers are expected to...

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With only four percent of its waste ever recycled, Mexico's biggest city introduces a new ban on plastics.

One of most visible anti-monuments dedicated to 43 students who went missing from Iguala, Mexico in 2013.

Mexico has set an unwanted new record, more than 31,000 murders in one year.

For hundreds of years, people have captured the moment when they felt their prayers were answered in what is known as ex voto, or devotion.

Billion-dollar avocado industry in Mexico that gangs are battling to control.

Why Mexico's president says he is still proud of his efforts to tackle crime, despite record rise in murders.

Many accuse president of failing to fulfill promises to end violence plaguing the country.

A year into his administration, his successes are being overshadowed by gang violence, a persistent issue in Mexico.

A fierce gunfight between a drug cartel and security forces drives up death toll on what has become Mexico's worst day in history for homicides.

The former president of Bolivia discusses his resignation, the recent election and the future of his country.

'Let me come back and finish my term.' <br/>
'Bolivia's former president makes a plea from exile, in an interview with Al Jazeera.

Ontario Premier Doug Ford's government on Wednesday unveiled 4 major Toronto-area transit projects — including a new 15-kilometre "Ontario Line" stretching from Ontario Place to the Ontario Science Centre in Toronto.

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Asylum seeker Guled Omar, whom CBC News first met last year, has had his refugee claim accepted by Canada.

U.S. President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs have Canadian steelworkers on edge, as they start to feel the effects of a looming trade war Trump hinted that Canada and Mexico could be exempt from the tariffs — if both countries sign a...

Katie Simpson reports on the latest developments on NAFTA talks and U.S. tariffs

Dan Youtso is an international trade and customs lawyer with Dickinson Wright, on Canada's NAFTA negotiating strategy

Chris Sands, director, Center for Canadian Studies, Johns Hopkins University, on the resumption of NAFTA talks

CBC met a number of Somalis in Mexico hoping for a chance to come to Canada

Demonstrators in Mexico City voice their displeasure over new U.S. president

Millions of Mexicans who live and work in the U.S., both legally and illegally, are bracing for Donald Trump, CBC's Evan Dyer reports