USDA's $3 Meal Suggestion Sparks Social Media Fury
US Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins faces criticism for suggesting a $3 meal of chicken, broccoli, and a tortilla as grocery costs hit a 3-year high. Explore the political and social fallout.
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U.S. Halts Immigrant Visas for 75 Countries
The U.S. State Department will pause immigrant visa processing for citizens of 75 countries starting Jan. 21, citing public charge rules. Learn which nations are affected and the policy's implications.
McDonald's Canada price freeze sparks full-scale fast-food price war
McDonald's Canada's decision to freeze prices on value meals for a year has triggered a competitive price war, putting pressure on rivals and the entire agricultural supply chain. Read the analysis.
Migrant Deaths Increase in ICE Detention Under Trump
A new report reveals a concerning rise in migrant fatalities within ICE detention facilities during the Trump administration. Explore the details and implications for immigration policy.
McDonald's $5 Combo: Cheapest Fast Food Deal?
McDonald's launches a $5 combo deal for 12 months. We compare it to Wendy's and A&W to see if it's the best value for Canadians watching their budgets.
How ICE Dramatically Changed Under Trump Administration
Political analyst Jeffrey Bloodworth examines the evolution of ICE under Trump, from masked agents to large-scale raids, and how the resulting protests may influence voters.
U.S. ends protection for Somalis in migrant crackdown
The U.S. terminates Temporary Protected Status for Somalia, impacting thousands. This move is part of a broader immigration policy shift under the Trump administration. Read the details and potential consequences.
Nationwide Recall for No Name Beef Burgers
The CFIA has issued a Canada-wide recall for No Name brand beef burgers due to possible E. coli O157:H7 contamination. Consumers are urged to check their freezers and discard affected products.
Edmontonians donate $4.5M, 240,000 kg of food
Edmonton's Food Bank received a massive outpouring of support during the holidays, with $4.5 million and 240,000 kilograms of food donated by the community. This generosity will help thousands facing food insecurity.
DOJ Serves Fed with Subpoenas, Powell Vows to Stand Firm
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says the central bank received grand jury subpoenas from the Justice Department, marking a dramatic escalation in tensions with the Trump administration. Read the full story.
New Ottawa service delivers dignity and food to newcomer families
Foodeliver, a new Ottawa initiative, rescues surplus food from businesses and delivers it to newcomer families facing food insecurity. Founder Ali Shaker draws from personal experience to address a growing crisis.
Canada's Outdated Food Guide vs. New U.S. Model
Canada's Food Guide remains frozen in time, unrevised since 2019, while the U.S. launches a practical, culturally-aware guide. Expert analysis reveals a critical policy gap affecting affordability and public health.
Smith's Food Bank Remarks Called 'Obscene' by Experts
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith faces criticism for celebrating high food bank usage. Experts call for policy action as province leads Canada in food insecurity. Read the full analysis.
Muslim group donates 1,000 lbs of food in Orillia
A Muslim organization has donated 1,000 pounds of food to The Sharing Place Food Centre in Orillia, Ontario, providing crucial support to community members facing food insecurity.
U.S. Maduro Capture: A Strategic Signal to China?
The recent U.S. capture of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro is analyzed for its geopolitical implications, particularly the strategic message sent to China amid ongoing global tensions. Explore the potential fallout.
Denmark, Greenland Seek Talks with U.S. on Greenland Tensions
Denmark and Greenland request urgent meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio after White House reiterates military option for acquiring the Arctic territory. Tensions escalate as Trump administration doubles down.
U.S. Warns Venezuela's Cabello, Backs Interim Rule
The Trump administration pressures Venezuela's Diosdado Cabello to cooperate with interim leader Delcy Rodriguez or face consequences, aiming for stability and U.S. oil access. Explore the high-stakes strategy.
Vancouver mulls using public funds to buy grocery stores
Vancouver explores a radical proposal to use taxpayer money to purchase grocery stores, aiming to address food security and affordability. Could this be a new model for Canadian cities?
Ex-Trump adviser: Russia offered Venezuela deal for Ukraine
Fiona Hill, former White House Russia adviser, discloses a 2019 Russian proposal granting the U.S. influence in Venezuela in exchange for backing down on Ukraine. Explore the geopolitical implications.
Ex-UN envoy Bob Rae says Trump administration 'out of control'
Former Canadian UN ambassador Bob Rae criticizes the Trump administration's foreign policy stance, warning of real human consequences. Read his full analysis.
Poll: Americans Oppose U.S. Seizure of Venezuela's Maduro
New polling reveals limited U.S. public support for the operation against Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, with interest waning rapidly. Analysis suggests minimal political benefit for Trump.
Trump Officials Brief Lawmakers for 2 Hours on Venezuela Crisis
Senior U.S. officials held a nearly two-hour briefing for top lawmakers following the seizure of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro. The move raises significant questions for Canada's energy sector and foreign policy. Read the full analysis.
U.S. Oil Majors Not Consulted on Venezuela by Trump Admin
Senior U.S. oil executives reveal the Trump administration has not sought their counsel regarding Venezuela policy, raising questions about industry input on geopolitical energy moves.
Trump aide's wife posts U.S. flag map of Greenland
Denmark expressed displeasure after Katie Miller, wife of Trump aide Stephen Miller, shared an image of Greenland altered to feature the U.S. flag. The post followed a U.S. military operation in Venezuela.
Coast Guard Searches for Survivors After U.S. Military Strikes
The U.S. Coast Guard continues a massive search in the eastern Pacific for people who jumped from alleged drug-smuggling boats attacked by the military. Survival odds diminish amid harsh conditions.
Pistachio recall expands, includes Peace By Chocolate
A nationwide pistachio recall in Canada has been expanded to include products from Peace By Chocolate. Consumers are urged to check their pantries for affected items.
2026 Food Trends: Nostalgia and Realness Take Over
Experts predict a shift towards authenticity and nostalgia in 2026 food trends, marking the end of 'protein maxxing' and a return to basics. Discover the key drivers.
5 States Enact New SNAP Restrictions on Soda, Candy
New SNAP waivers in Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, Utah, and West Virginia restrict purchases of soda and candy. Critics warn of implementation chaos and increased stigma for recipients. Learn about the policy shift and its impacts.
State Dept Lawyers Fear Retaliation, Undermining Legal Role
A culture of fear has gripped the State Department's legal office, with staff afraid to give candid advice. This erosion of independent legal counsel raises alarms about U.S. foreign policy and international law compliance.
Why 2026 is a pivotal year for Canada's food policy
Dr. Sylvain Charlebois explains the converging forces reshaping Canada's food economy in 2026, from trade pressures to AI pricing. A year of reckoning for competitiveness and food security.
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