Prince Harry's Daily Mail Legal Battle Reaches Showdown
Prince Harry's long-running campaign against the British press enters a pivotal phase with a major case against the Daily Mail. Get the latest on this high-stakes legal battle.
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White House Press Secretary's ICE Question Meltdown
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt faced intense criticism after attacking a journalist who questioned ICE's record. See the viral exchange and the fallout.
FBI Raid on Journalist's Home Sparks Press Freedom Fears
A recent FBI raid on a Washington Post journalist's residence has press freedom advocates warning of a chilling effect on investigative reporting. Learn about the implications for media freedom.
BlackBerry Says Job Loss Was Not Discriminatory
BlackBerry has formally responded to a complaint, stating a former employee's termination was not discriminatory or retaliatory. Get the full details on this corporate legal matter.
Fear and anger spread after Minneapolis immigration shooting
A new shooting in Minneapolis fuels fear and anger over immigration. Trump claims his administration removed 'killers and rapists.' Read the latest details and reactions.
FBI searches Washington Post reporter's home in leak probe
FBI agents seized a phone and computers from a Washington Post reporter who wrote about Trump's government overhaul. Press freedom groups condemn the raid as a dangerous escalation. Read the full story.
FBI raids reporter's home, seizes devices in leak probe
FBI agents searched a Washington Post reporter's home, seizing electronics in a classified leak investigation. Critics call it an aggressive attack on press freedom. Read the details.
FBI searches home of Washington Post reporter
The FBI executed a search at the residence of a Washington Post journalist. This high-profile action raises significant questions about press freedom and investigative tactics.
Democrats' Narrow Path to Senate Control in 2026
An Associated Press analysis reveals Democrats see a challenging but possible route to winning the U.S. Senate. The strategy is narrow and leaves little margin for error.
Poll: 1 in 3 Canadians fear potential U.S. invasion
A new poll reveals a significant portion of Canadians hold concerns about a potential U.S. invasion. Explore the findings and the geopolitical context behind this surprising sentiment.
Ming Pao, Canada's last Chinese daily, closes its doors
The closure of Ming Pao marks the end of Chinese-language daily print journalism in Canada. Former journalists and community members reflect on the profound loss for media diversity and cultural connection.
Detroit Marathon Sells Out Fastest Ever in 2026
The 2026 Detroit Free Press Marathon has achieved a record-breaking sellout. Get the details on the event's popularity and what it means for Windsor-Detroit.
Trump Berates Reporter for 'Stupid' Iran Question
Donald Trump mocked a CNN reporter for asking if Iran takes his threats seriously, citing past military strikes. The incident highlights his ongoing contentious relationship with the press. Read the full details.
Mayor Frey Defends Language, Criticizes ICE After Fatal Shooting
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey offers a blunt apology to those offended by his profanity, while sharply criticizing ICE's 'unconstitutional' actions following an agent's fatal shooting of Renee Good. Read the full interview details.
Hundreds protest in Montreal supporting Iranian people
Hundreds gathered in Montreal on January 10, 2026, to voice support for the Iranian people amid a popular uprising entering its second week. Get the latest details.
Lobster processor wins appeal, fine and ban overturned
A New Brunswick lobster processor has successfully appealed a $365,750 fine and a ban on hiring foreign workers. The decision, published January 9, 2026, overturns previous penalties.
Leavitt's Outfit Compared to North Korean Anchor
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt faced social media mockery for an outfit resembling a North Korean news anchor's. Critics highlight parallels in messaging style. Read the full story.
National Post Launches IJB Press Club Speaker Series
The National Post and Investigative Journalism Bureau launch a new speaker series, the IJB Press Club. The inaugural event on Jan. 29 features Rick Westhead discussing hockey culture and investigative journalism.
Jets GM to Speak Following Ninth Straight Loss
Winnipeg Jets general manager will hold a press conference after the team's ninth consecutive defeat, a critical moment for the struggling franchise. Get the latest details.
Jeffries Criticizes Trump's Venezuela 'Run' Claims
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries dismantles Donald Trump's claim he will 'run' Venezuela, pointing to the former president's domestic record. Read the full analysis.
Montreal election: How voting multiple times can be legal
A surprising municipal election rule in Montreal allows for legal multiple voting under specific conditions. Discover how and why this system works in our detailed report.
Body pulled from Saint Lawrence River near Quebec City
Quebec City police retrieved a body from the Saint Lawrence River on October 7, 2025. Investigation is ongoing. Read the latest details on this developing story.
128 journalists killed worldwide in 2025
A press freedom group reports 128 journalists were killed globally in 2025. The grim statistic highlights ongoing dangers for media professionals worldwide.
Dodge Charger from Windsor wins top auto award
The Dodge Charger, manufactured in Windsor, Ontario, has been named the 2026 Detroit Free Press Car of the Year. This marks another major accolade for the local auto plant.
Gov. Gen. Mary Simon's 2026 New Year's Message
Governor General Mary Simon shares her annual New Year's message, reflecting on Canadian unity and looking ahead to 2026. Read her full statement of hope and resilience.
Canada calls on Israel to ensure Gaza aid access
Canada joins global coalition urging Israel to guarantee safe humanitarian operations in Gaza. Read the full statement and international response.
B.C. North Coast Highways Washed Out by Heavy Rain
Severe rainfall has led to the shutdown and washout of key highways on British Columbia's north coast, disrupting travel and infrastructure. Get the latest details on the closures and impacts.
U.S. military's 30th strike targets alleged drug boat
The U.S. military has carried out its 30th strike on a vessel suspected of drug smuggling. The operation highlights ongoing security efforts in international waters. Read the latest details.
Carney's foreign policy shift prompts human rights questions
Prime Minister Mark Carney's pivot towards trade and security in foreign policy is drawing scrutiny over Canada's commitment to human rights. Experts analyze the implications.
Blue Jays Honoured as Canadian Press Team of the Year
The Toronto Blue Jays have been named The Canadian Press Team of the Year for 2025, following their thrilling journey to the American League Championship Series. Discover the details of their celebrated season.
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