This week, a media report revealed Canada has been in regular talks with the Taliban regime since shortly after it took over Afghanistan in August 2021.

As Canada rushes to help Ukrainians fleeing the Russian invasion, many Afghan refugees worry the plight of their family members is being forgotten.

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau called an election as the Taliban was advancing through Afghanistan and came under heavy criticism for the government's handling of the crisis.

Twenty years after the attacks, a new generation is entering adulthood with no living memory of that fateful day.

"They're not going to have mercy on our family, and I want the Canadian government to do something."

Canadian troops and government officials in Afghanistan did a better job than their allies at winning Afghan hearts and minds, Matthew Fisher says.

John Sopko sat down for an interview with the West Block's Mercedes Stephenson while visiting Ottawa for meetings with officials at Global Affairs Canada.

U.S. President Donald Trump has vowed to keep American troops fighting in Afghanistan and called on other NATO members, like Canada, to help support the new strategy.

Memorials to Canada's Afghan war dead, made from the LAVIII armoured vehicles used in the conflict, are starting to sprout up across the country.

The Afghanistan Memorial Vigil is making a stop in the city this week at the Saskatchewan Legislative Building.