Politics
Minnesota Senate Primary Erupts Over ICE & Shooting, Dividing Democrats
An ICE officer's shooting of a civilian in Minneapolis has intensified the Democratic primary battle between progressive Peggy Flanagan and moderate Angie Craig, highlighting party divides on immigration. Explore the clash.
Business
Commercial Truck Carrying Excavator Strikes Overpass on Highway 1 in Surrey
A commercial truck hauling an excavator collided with an overpass on Highway 1 in Surrey on Jan. 14, 2026, causing injuries and major traffic delays. Get the latest details on the incident and ongoing investigation.
Sports
Maple Leafs' Nick Robertson Injured, Day-to-Day After Blocking Shot
Toronto Maple Leafs winger Nick Robertson suffered a lower-body injury blocking a shot vs. Colorado. He's day-to-day as the Leafs continue their road trip. Get the latest injury update.
Lifestyle
East Vancouver Love Story Blossoms Through Fish Funeral and Digital Surveys
A unique East Vancouver romance began with a pet fish's funeral and blossomed through a series of digital surveys. Discover how curiosity and technology wrote this modern love story.
Health
Environment
Calgary smashes January heat record in warm spell
Calgary experiences record-breaking warmth, with temperatures soaring past 14°C and threatening the monthly high. Meteorologists cite a high-pressure ridge and chinook winds, while locals enjoy patio weather ahead of an expected cooldown.
SaskPower Signs Deal for Indigenous-Run Solar Farm
SaskPower announces a landmark agreement for an Indigenous-operated solar power facility near Lajord, marking a significant step in renewable energy and economic reconciliation in Saskatchewan.
Deer killed by arrow in Toronto cemetery under investigation
Toronto Police and the Ministry of Natural Resources are investigating after a deer was found shot with an arrow and mutilated in Park Lawn Cemetery on New Year's Day. Authorities seek public tips.
Alberta to test water for lead in all provincial buildings
The Alberta government is launching a comprehensive program to test drinking water for lead in all provincially owned buildings, aiming to ensure public safety and water quality standards.
Point Pelee National Park closes for annual deer cull
Point Pelee National Park closes temporarily as Parks Canada and Caldwell First Nation conduct a deer cull to manage hyperabundant populations and protect ecosystems. Learn about the collaborative effort.