Mali Fuel Rationing After Al-Qaida Attacks Cut Supplies
Mali's government has implemented fuel rationing measures following a series of attacks by al-Qaida-linked militants that have disrupted critical supply routes, leading to severe shortages.
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Arson Squad Investigates Terrebonne Home Fire
The Montreal arson squad is actively investigating a destructive fire that completely destroyed a residential home in Terrebonne, Quebec. Authorities are working to determine the cause and origin of the blaze.
Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs on Canada Over China Deal
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 100% tariffs on all Canadian exports if Canada proceeds with a trade agreement with China, escalating tensions between the two nations.
Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs on Canada Over China Deal
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 100% tariffs on Canadian goods if Canada proceeds with a trade agreement with China, escalating trade tensions.
Trump Warns Canada of 100% Tariffs for China Trade
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 100% tariffs on Canadian goods if Canada pursues a trade agreement with China, escalating trade tensions.
YVR's Flow Team Navigates Arctic Freeze Travel Disruptions
As extreme winter weather paralyzes Eastern Canada and the U.S., Vancouver International Airport's Flow Management team coordinates complex operations to minimize travel disruptions.
Car Crashes at Detroit Airport, 6 Injured
A car crashed through the entrance of Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, injuring six individuals. The incident occurred in Romulus, Michigan, prompting an emergency response.
NYC Gas Explosion Kills 1, Injures 14 in Bronx High-Rise
A devastating gas explosion and fire on the top floors of a Bronx apartment building has resulted in one fatality and 14 injuries, with emergency crews responding to the scene.
Cold Snap Causes Flight Delays, Cancellations in Canada
A severe Arctic air mass sweeping across Canada has led to significant flight disruptions at major airports, with warnings of dangerously low temperatures and safety concerns.
Alberta's Energy Deal with Ottawa Faces Critical Challenges
The memorandum of understanding between Alberta and the federal government contains problematic conditions that could undermine Alberta's hydrocarbon industry and economic interests.
Ford's Crown Royal Pull Faces Manitoba Trade Issues
Ontario Premier Doug Ford's plan to remove Crown Royal whisky from LCBO shelves is complicated by trade concerns, as the liquor is distilled in Manitoba, highlighting interprovincial tensions.
Carney's Canola Deal in Global Trade Shift
Prime Minister Mark Carney negotiates a crucial canola tariff reduction with China while addressing global trade disruptions at Davos, highlighting Canada's strategic response to changing international dynamics.
Smith Aims for Pipeline Decision by Year-End Amid Trade Turmoil
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith hopes for federal approval of a coastal pipeline by year's end as global trade shifts and opposition from B.C. complicate energy sector prospects.
Bank of Canada Rate Decision & China Auto Partnership
Analysis of economic data ahead of Bank of Canada rate decision, plus insights on Canada-China strategic partnership's impact on auto industry and EV imports.
London Faces Severe Road Salt Shortage in Ontario
The city of London, Ontario is grappling with a significant road salt shortage as winter conditions intensify across the province, raising safety concerns for drivers and pedestrians.
London's Micro-Shelter Community for Homeless Nears Opening
London's innovative 60-unit micro-modular shelter project is set to open next week, providing transitional housing for homeless individuals as the city addresses housing insecurity amid winter conditions.
Ontario's Crown Royal Whisky Dispute Sparks Trade Concerns
Ontario Premier Doug Ford plans to pull Crown Royal whisky from LCBO shelves, but Manitoba MP James Bezan warns this could trigger interprovincial trade issues, as the liquor is distilled in Manitoba.
Montreal's Pothole Crisis: 2026 Winter Driving Guide
Montreal's winter roads present extreme challenges with potholes, construction, and traffic. This guide offers seven essential rules for drivers to navigate safely and creatively through the city's notorious conditions.
How to Choose Non-Toxic Cleaning Products Safely
Consumer Reports provides expert advice on identifying and selecting cleaning products that minimize exposure to harmful chemicals, promoting a healthier home environment.
Las Vegas Casinos Accept Canadian Dollar at Par for Tourists
Las Vegas casinos are rolling out a new initiative to attract Canadian tourists by accepting the Canadian dollar at par, eliminating exchange fees. This move aims to boost tourism amid economic shifts.
Ford Questions Carney's Credibility on China EV Deal
Ontario Premier Doug Ford challenges Prime Minister Mark Carney's credibility regarding China's EV industry trade agreement, sparking debate over economic priorities and national security concerns.
Car Crashes into Detroit Airport Terminal
A vehicle collision at Detroit Metro Airport near Windsor has raised safety concerns. The incident highlights ongoing transportation challenges in the region.
Pedestrians Struck by Vehicle in North York, Hospitalized
Two pedestrians were taken to hospital with injuries after being struck by a vehicle in North York, Toronto. Police are investigating the incident.
B.C. Farmers Anxious Over Bridge Repair Timeline
Agricultural producers in British Columbia express growing concerns as provincial officials provide no clear timeline for reopening a critical bridge damaged by a barge collision, threatening supply chains.
Pedestrian Critically Hurt by Truck in Downtown Toronto
A person is in life-threatening condition after being struck by a truck in downtown Toronto. The incident occurred on January 23, 2026, prompting a police investigation.
TTC and GO Transit Weekend Service Disruptions
Toronto commuters face multiple TTC and GO Transit disruptions this weekend. Plan ahead with details on closures, delays, and alternative travel options across the GTA.
Second Fire Forces Evacuation at Chatham Social Housing
A social housing complex in Chatham-Kent has been evacuated after a second significant fire in less than two years, raising urgent concerns about resident safety and building conditions.
Vancouver Calls for Federal LED Headlight Brightness Limits
Vancouver City Council passes motion requesting federal government to regulate excessive LED headlight brightness, citing safety concerns for drivers and pedestrians.
Vancouver Crypto Scam Costs Victims $1.3M: Police
Vancouver police report two individuals lost a combined $1.3 million in a sophisticated cryptocurrency fraud scheme, highlighting growing digital asset risks.
Edmonton Seeks Ideas for Historic Power Plant Redevelopment
The City of Edmonton is soliciting community proposals for the adaptive reuse of the decommissioned Rossdale Power Plant, a historic landmark in central Edmonton.
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