Politics
New Canadian Laws in 2026: Key Changes Taking Effect
A look at the new federal and provincial regulations coming into force across Canada in 2026, from policy shifts to public safety updates. Stay informed on what's changing.
Business
Ottawa's Rising Costs in 2026: 13 Items Getting More Expensive
A look at the 13 goods and services set to become more expensive for Ottawa residents in 2026. Plan your budget now for the year ahead.
Sports
Oilers' New Year's Eve Fizzle: Ingram Struggles in 6-2 Blowout Loss to Bruins
The Edmonton Oilers' momentum screeched to a halt as goalie Connor Ingram struggled and the team fell flat in a 6-2 loss to the visiting Boston Bruins. Read the full analysis of the disappointing defeat.
Lifestyle
B.C. Trail Runner Rescued on Christmas Day Gives Back to Volunteer Crew
A B.C. trail runner saved by North Shore Rescue on Christmas Day 2025 expresses his gratitude by giving back to the volunteer team that found him.
Health
Environment
Dozens dead in Swiss Alps bar fire during New Year's
A devastating fire at the Le Constellation bar in Crans-Montana, Swiss Alps, has left dozens presumed dead and about 100 injured during New Year's celebrations. Get the latest details on the tragedy.
Calgary's 2026 starts with freezing drizzle, seasonal temps
Calgary kicks off 2026 with cloudy skies and freezing drizzle. Daily highs return to seasonal norms near -3°C for five days before a potential chinook arrives. Plan your week.
Toronto's NYE Hit by Extreme Cold, Snow Squall Warning
Toronto rings in 2026 under a severe winter weather warning. Bitter cold and snow squalls are forecast for New Year's Eve, prompting safety advisories. Plan ahead for travel.
Timmins digs out after 60 cm snowstorm
The city of Timmins faces a monumental cleanup effort following a massive snowstorm that dumped 60 cm. Hazardous conditions persist as cold weather moves into the new year.
Regina's Electric Buses Navigate First Winter
Regina Transit's new electric buses undergo their inaugural winter weather test. Discover how the vehicles and infrastructure are handling Saskatchewan's cold and what it means for the city's green transit future.