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Trump ties Nobel Peace Prize snub to Greenland push
Donald Trump suggests being overlooked for the 2025 Nobel Peace Prize is linked to opposition to his goal of acquiring Greenland, in a letter to Norway's PM. Read the diplomatic fallout.
Trump's Nobel-Greenland Message Raises Diplomatic Eyebrows
Former U.S. President Trump reportedly linked a Nobel Peace Prize to Greenland in a message to Norway's leader, raising concerns about renewed U.S. expansionist efforts. Get the full story.
Trump's Nobel Snub Leads to Greenland Threat, Conservatives Must Choose
Warren Kinsella analyzes Trump's alarming message to Norway, his threat to NATO, and the critical choice facing Canadian Conservatives. Read the full commentary.
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Western Activist Silence on Iran's Human Rights Crisis
Iranian-Canadian human rights lawyers Payam Akhavan and Kaveh Sharooz discuss the muted Western response to Iran's crackdown and the regime's upper hand. Listen to the Full Comment podcast.
Windsor Councillor Pushes for Twin Oaks Drive Action
Ward 9 Councillor in Windsor, Ontario, is advocating for urgent measures to address access concerns on Twin Oaks Drive near Lauzon Parkway. Learn about the local push for infrastructure action.
B.C. pension fund backs record $21M defence tech fundraise
Ottawa's Dominion Dynamics secures $21 million, the largest early-stage defence tech fundraise in Canada, backed by B.C. Investment Management Corp. The startup focuses on Arctic sensing systems and drones for fighter jets.
Top Aces Wins €420M German Air Combat Training Contract
Germany renews its partnership with Canadian firm Top Aces, awarding a 10-year contract worth up to €420 million for advanced adversary air training to enhance Bundeswehr readiness.
Trump's $1B Peace Board Membership Fee: Report
Reports indicate the Trump administration is asking nations for $1 billion to secure a permanent seat on a new 'Board of Peace,' with invitations extended to global leaders.
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Woman dies after Rougemont altercation, fire forces evacuation
A 40-year-old woman has died following a violent altercation in Rougemont, Que. A man in his 40s, found injured at the scene, is a suspect. A fire also broke out, forcing evacuations.
CBS airs pulled '60 Minutes' report on Trump deportations
CBS has broadcast a previously shelved '60 Minutes' segment examining Trump-era deportations, featuring Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. The report aired on January 19, 2026.
Canada Considers Sending Troops to Greenland
Prime Minister Mark Carney is mulling a deployment of Canadian soldiers to Greenland for NATO exercises, a move that risks U.S. retaliation through new tariffs on allies. Read the latest.
City spent $11K on probe into councillor's emoji use
Ottawa's integrity commissioner recommended a pay suspension for Coun. Stéphanie Plante over social media posts. Council rejected the penalty, but the investigation cost taxpayers over $11,000. Read the full story.
Alec Baldwin Charged in 'Rust' Set Shooting
Actor Alec Baldwin will be charged with involuntary manslaughter for the fatal shooting on the 'Rust' film set. Get the latest details on the case and legal proceedings.
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Baldwin 'Rust' Settlement Sealed, FBI Report on Gun Released
A judge seals the settlement in the fatal 'Rust' shooting. A new FBI report states the gun could only fire if the trigger was pulled while cocked. Get the latest details.
5-year firearms charge dropped in Alec Baldwin case
Prosecutors have dropped a key firearms enhancement charge against Alec Baldwin in the 'Rust' shooting. This reduces potential prison time as the case moves forward. Get the latest details.
Alec Baldwin Moves to Drop Prosecutor in On-Set Death Case
Actor Alec Baldwin has filed a motion to disqualify the special prosecutor in his involuntary manslaughter case related to the fatal 'Rust' shooting. Get the latest legal details.
Judge removes DA as co-counsel in Alec Baldwin case
A New Mexico judge has ruled the district attorney cannot serve as co-counsel in the 'Rust' shooting case against Alec Baldwin. Get the latest details on this pivotal legal decision.
Ottawa councillor's impaired driving trial starts Monday
The trial for Ottawa Coun. Matt Luloff on an impaired driving charge is set to begin Monday, January 19, 2026. Follow for the latest developments in this municipal legal case.
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Man in 20s shot, man in 60s stabbed in North York overnight
Toronto Police are investigating a shooting and a separate stabbing in North York early Monday. A man in his 20s is in life-threatening condition. Police are searching for suspects.
Trump ties Nobel Peace Prize snub to Greenland claims
Donald Trump connects his threats to control Greenland with not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in a letter to Norway's PM. The EU prepares retaliatory tariffs. Read the full story.
Alberta Separatists Gather Signatures for Independence Referendum
Massive lineups form across Alberta as separatists collect signatures for a referendum. The movement aims to trigger a domino effect of secession across Canada, promising greater prosperity.
Woman dies after argument escalates in Rougemont, Que.
A woman has died following a violent argument in Rougemont, Quebec. The Sûreté du Québec is investigating the incident as a major crime. Get the latest details.
Ottawa's winter parking bans yield $1.6M in fines
The City of Ottawa has issued over $1.6 million in fines for violations of winter parking bans. Learn how the strict enforcement aims to keep roads clear for snowplows and emergency services.
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Stabbing at Toronto Airport Hotel Leaves Man Seriously Injured
Toronto police are investigating a violent stabbing at a hotel near Pearson Airport that left one man with serious injuries. The victim was transported to hospital via emergency run.
‘60 Minutes’ airs delayed Trump deportations report
CBS's '60 Minutes' has broadcast a controversial report on Trump-era deportations that was pulled last month. The segment featured Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.
MLK Holiday Sees 'Reclaim' Rally Amid U.S. Political Climate
The current U.S. political climate is driving a 'reclaim' and rallying movement on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, as seen in a South Carolina march. Explore the details and significance.
Man Critically Injured in North York Shooting
A man is fighting for his life after a shooting in North York. Toronto police are investigating the incident that occurred on the morning of January 19, 2026.
Analysis: Trump's Second Term Focus on Race Over Economy
A year into his second term, Donald Trump's administration has prioritized immigration crackdowns and dismantling DEI over economic promises, leading to widespread impacts and protests. Explore the detailed analysis.
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Quebec separatists view Trump as lesser threat than Canada
A new analysis explores why Quebec sovereigntist leaders are framing Donald Trump's America as less of a danger to Quebec than Canadian federalism, despite the U.S. president's deep unpopularity in the province. Discover the political strategy at play.
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