Steve Nease cartoon for Jan. 1, 2026 published
The Toronto Sun has published the latest editorial cartoon by Steve Nease, dated January 1, 2026. Explore the featured artwork and related news topics.
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OPP: Don't Use Four-Way Flashers in Snow
Ontario Provincial Police issue a crucial winter driving reminder: using hazard lights while moving in snowstorms is dangerous and illegal. Learn the safe alternatives.
Snow to Hit Maritimes New Year's Day, Warnings Issued
Environment Canada issues special weather statements for the Maritimes as a winter system brings snow on January 1, 2026. Get the latest forecast and travel impacts.
Canada's Grocery Code of Conduct Takes Full Effect Jan. 1
Canada's grocery industry implements a new mandatory code of conduct on January 1, 2026, designed to ensure fairness between retailers and suppliers. Learn how this impacts the market.
Edmonton Snow Removal Tentatively Set for Next Week
The City of Edmonton has tentatively scheduled residential snow clearing to begin next week. Get the latest details on the city's plan and what residents need to know.
Charlevoix Ski Resort Strike Possible Jan. 2
Le Massif de Charlevoix faces a potential strike starting January 2 after union negotiations were suspended. Learn the details and potential impacts on the Quebec ski season.
New Year's Day Closures and Services Across Canada
Plan your New Year's Day 2026 with our guide to closures, from government offices to transit. Find out what services are available and how the holiday impacts communities nationwide.
Snow prompts parking bans in Kitchener, Waterloo, Cambridge, Wilmot
Municipalities in Waterloo Region and Wilmot Township have declared snow events, implementing overnight parking bans. Residents must move vehicles off streets to allow for plowing.
Edmonton targets major routes in snow removal effort
Edmonton's snow-clearing crews focus on high-priority roads first following recent snowfall. Learn about the city's strategy and what residents can expect next.
Skier dies of suffocation in deep snow at Banff resort
A Toronto woman died at Sunshine Village after falling into a pocket of soft snow on a beginner run. The tragic incident highlights the risks of deep snow immersion.
Halifax mocktail shop caters to Dry January and sober New Year's
A Halifax shop is expanding its non-alcoholic drink selection for those celebrating a sober New Year's Eve or participating in Dry January. Discover the growing trend.
Edmonton parking ban in effect after holiday snowfall
Edmonton activates a Phase 1 parking ban to clear major snow accumulation from roads. The ban starts Sunday and could last up to five days, with $250 fines for violations.
Major Montreal snow clearing operation begins Saturday
Montreal launches a massive snow clearing operation Saturday night, deploying nearly 3,000 workers and 2,500 vehicles to clear 11,000 km of roads after the Christmas snowfall.
Montreal's Second Snow Removal Operation Begins
The City of Montreal initiates its second major snow-clearing operation Saturday night following significant snowfall. Get details on the schedule and city-wide impact.
Ontario Works January Payment Details for Windsor
Essential information for Windsor residents on collecting Ontario Works cheques and payment cards for January 2026. Learn the key dates and procedures.
Snowfall warning for Sudbury, Sault Ste. Marie
Environment Canada issues a snowfall warning for northeastern Ontario, with up to 10 cm possible on Boxing Day. Get the latest forecast and travel advisories.
White House to present Trump ballroom plans in January
The White House will present plans for a new East Wing ballroom in January 2025. Get the latest details on this significant renovation and its timeline.
Boxing Day Snowstorm: Up to 12 cm Forecast for Toronto
A low-pressure system is set to bring significant snowfall and hazardous travel conditions to Toronto and Southern Ontario on December 26. Get the latest forecast and warnings.
Winnipeg residential parking ban lifted
The City of Winnipeg has officially lifted its residential parking ban, allowing residents to park on streets again. Get the latest details on the city's snow clearing efforts.
Calgary's 1999 Christmas Heat Wave Hit 20°C
In December 1999, Calgary shattered temperature records with a 20°C Christmas heat wave. Residents golfed, swam, and soaked up the sun. Discover the story of this upside-down holiday season.
How to Regain Financial Control After Holiday Burnout
Feeling overwhelmed and overspent this holiday season? Expert advice from a Canadian credit counsellor offers practical steps to manage debt stress and start the new year with confidence.
Avoid Shovelling Strain: Expert Winter Safety Tips
As heavy snow hits Edmonton, experts share crucial tips to prevent back pain and heart strain while clearing your driveway. Learn proper techniques to stay safe this season.
Judge Weighs Trump Immunity Claim in Capitol Riot Civil Case
A U.S. federal judge is deliberating whether Donald Trump can claim immunity from civil lawsuits related to the January 6 Capitol attack. The legal decision could set a major precedent.
Choosing the Best Snow Shovel: Top Models for 2025
A comprehensive guide to selecting the right snow shovel for Canadian winter conditions, featuring expert tips and top-rated models for 2025. Get ready for the season.
Owen Shroyer Criticizes Trump Speech After Jan. 6 Pardon
Former Infowars host Owen Shroyer, pardoned by Trump for Jan. 6, delivers scathing critique of president's year-end address, citing lost 'swagger' and a split within MAGA base. Read the details.
B.C. breaks century-old temperature records in December
British Columbia shattered two long-standing high-temperature records on Tuesday, December 17, 2025, as unseasonable warmth swept across the province. Discover the details and broader weather impacts.
Smith: Trump Responsible for Jan. 6, Documents Charges
Former special counsel Jack Smith told lawmakers Donald Trump is solely responsible for the criminal indictments against him. Read the key details from his closed-door testimony.
B.C. breaks 28 temperature records in December heat wave
Environment Canada confirms 28 regions in British Columbia set new high-temperature records for December 15th, with Kamloops reaching 18.6°C. The warm surge is linked to an atmospheric river.
Canada's Quantum Leadership Faces Global Challenge
Canada leads in quantum companies per capita, but new global breakthroughs test its dominance. Explore the technology's promise and the federal push to stay ahead.
27 B.C. towns hit warmest Dec. 15 on record
An unprecedented warm spell hit British Columbia, with 27 communities recording their hottest December 15th in history. Explore the climate data and local impacts.
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