Montreal Budget Cuts Criticized by Projet Montréal
Projet Montréal criticizes Montreal's 2026 budget cuts affecting sports facilities, green spaces, and citizen participation programs, warning they undermine neighborhood life and affordability.
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Trump's Gaza Peace Board: Putin Invited, Kremlin Reviewing
Former President Donald Trump has invited Vladimir Putin to join his proposed 'Board of Peace' for Gaza, with the Kremlin stating it is reviewing the invitation and seeking more details.
Canada's Declining Property Rights: Constitutional Gap Exposed
Analysis reveals Canada's constitutional omission of property rights protection, examining historical context and recent court rulings that threaten homeowner security.
Edmontonians Praise PM Carney's Davos Speech as Historic
Edmonton Journal readers respond to Prime Minister Mark Carney's World Economic Forum address, with one calling it the greatest Canadian political speech in a generation while another analyzes parking ban statistics.
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AOC Raises Concerns About Trump's Mental Acuity
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez voices concerns about Donald Trump's mental state, citing erratic behavior and contrasting media scrutiny with Joe Biden's presidency.
Speechwriter Critiques Carney's Davos Speech as Rhetorical
Former Harper speechwriter Michael Taube analyzes PM Mark Carney's Davos address, arguing it relied too heavily on rhetoric and platitudes while offering little substantive vision for Canada's future.
Carney's Davos Speech: Globalist Critique or Campaign Rhetoric?
Analysis of PM Mark Carney's World Economic Forum address reveals contradictions between his critique of elite sloganeering and his promotion of Canada's global trade agenda.
Iran's Revolution: Warning for Western Leftists
Sheryl Saperia examines how secular leftists in Iran's 1979 revolution were sidelined by Islamists, drawing parallels to current western progressive alliances with Islamist movements.
Australian Gunman at Large After Triple Fatal Shooting
Police across Australia are conducting an extensive search for a gunman responsible for a deadly shooting that left three people dead and one wounded, sparking a major public safety alert.
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Trump's Davos 'Board of Peace' as U.S. Leadership Questioned
Former U.S. President Donald Trump announced a 'Board of Peace' framework at the World Economic Forum, targeting Greenland and criticizing allies like Canada, while global leaders assess America's role.
NATO's Rutte Calls for Arctic Security Boost After Trump Deal
In an exclusive Reuters interview, NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte emphasizes the need for allied nations to rapidly enhance Arctic defense capabilities following former President Trump's announced framework for a Greenland agreement.
Trump's Dictator Comments at Davos Draw Fire
Former President Donald Trump's comments suggesting 'sometimes you need a dictator' at the World Economic Forum in Davos have ignited widespread criticism and concern among political observers.
Carney Cabinet Meets in Quebec City on Economy, Security
Prime Minister Mark Carney gathers his ministers in Quebec City for a high-level cabinet meeting focused on economic strategy and security matters, following recent international engagements.
First Nations Chiefs Call Out Ottawa Over Pipeline Deal Water Omission
First Nations chiefs are voicing strong concerns over a federal pipeline agreement that fails to address water protection, highlighting ongoing tensions between Indigenous rights and resource development in Canada.
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Ex-Trump Lawyer Ty Cobb Questions President's Mental Acuity
Former White House attorney Ty Cobb publicly criticized Donald Trump's mental state, describing him as 'demented' and driven by narcissism during CNN and MSNBC interviews.
Jack Smith to Defend Trump Prosecution Before House Panel
Former special counsel Jack Smith will testify before the House Judiciary Committee, defending his criminal charges against Donald Trump based on evidence of willful lawbreaking.
Sask. Jury Recommends Inmate Opiate Withdrawal Support
A Saskatchewan inquest jury has recommended improved support for inmates experiencing opiate withdrawal, highlighting systemic gaps in correctional healthcare.
Regina Aims for SUMA Alliance on Tax Collection Changes
The City of Regina is pursuing membership with the Saskatchewan Urban Municipalities Association to jointly advocate for reforms to provincial tax collection systems affecting municipal revenues.
Survey: GOP Divides on Trump's First Year
A new Angus Reid Institute survey highlights sharp divisions among Republicans regarding Donald Trump's first year back in office, with overall American criticism mounting.
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Man Speaks After Acquittal in Girlfriend's Murder
A Canadian man has made his first public statement since being found not guilty of murdering his girlfriend during a birthday trip to Mexico. The case has drawn significant attention.
Haberman Cautions on Trump's Greenland Deal Framework
New York Times correspondent Maggie Haberman warns President Trump's announcement of a Greenland deal framework leaves key questions unanswered and tensions with allies unresolved.
Ontario Health Care Crisis: Constitutional Right at Risk
A critical examination of Ontario's failing health care system under Premier Doug Ford, highlighting emergency room crises, underfunding, and privatization threats to Canada's constitutional right to free public health care.
Ottawa Mercy Killing Case: Caregiver's Dilemma
An Ottawa courtroom examines a manslaughter case where a caregiver suffocated his ailing husband. The trial explores mercy killings, caregiver burden, and legal boundaries in end-of-life decisions.
Watchdog Seeks $6.7M to Protect Whistleblowers
Public Sector Integrity Commissioner Harriet Solloway requests $6.7M plus $14.3M annually to address complaint backlog and safeguard whistleblowers amid federal cuts.
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Canadian Ambassador to U.S. Reflects on Tumultuous Term
Kirsten Hillman, Canada's first female ambassador to the United States, discusses her challenging eight-year tenure navigating trade disputes, diplomatic crises, and pandemic disruptions before her planned departure.
ICE's 'Catch Of The Day' Operation in Maine Draws Backlash
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement faces criticism for naming its Maine immigration crackdown 'Operation Catch Of The Day,' with critics calling it disrespectful and dehumanizing.
Tim Dolighan's January 22, 2026 Cartoon Published
Political cartoonist Tim Dolighan has released his latest work for January 22, 2026, featured in the Toronto Sun. The cartoon continues his tradition of commentary on current events.
Trump's Davos Speech: White House vs Critics on 'Rave Reviews'
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt says President Trump's World Economic Forum speech received 'rave reviews,' but critics call it 'raving' and highlight errors.
Vancouver Sex Assault Suspect Had Prior Murder Acquittal
Mark Edward Grant, 62, faces multiple charges for a January 2026 sexual assault in Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. He was previously acquitted in the 1984 murder of Winnipeg teen Candace Derksen after a decade in prison.
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Vancouver Sex Assault Suspect Had Prior Murder Acquittal
Mark Edward Grant, 62, faces multiple charges in Vancouver for alleged sexual assault and confinement. He was previously acquitted in the 1984 murder of Winnipeg teen Candace Derksen after a decade in prison.
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