Carney Seeks Qatar Investment Despite Rights Record
Prime Minister Mark Carney visits Qatar to attract investment, navigating the country's controversial human rights record. Analysis of the diplomatic and economic balancing act.
Category : Politics
Missing Ottawa Man, 24, Sought by Police
Ottawa Police ask for public assistance in locating Louie Koonoo, 24, last seen downtown near King Edward Ave. & Murray St. Concerns for his wellbeing.
Extreme Weather Exposes Flaws in London's Homeless Response
Community agencies in London, Ont., report a crisis as extreme cold overwhelms the city's homeless support system. Learn how the recent cold snap revealed critical gaps and what advocates are demanding.
Iran Protests: A Regime Under Unprecedented Pressure
Analysis: Iran faces its most radicalized protest movement yet. Economic collapse, U.S. sanctions, and a hardened populace push the regime to a new precipice. Read more.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Legault Resigns as Quebec Premier Amid Low Polls
François Legault steps down as Quebec premier. Analysis of his tenure, controversial Bills 21 and 96, and what's next for the CAQ. Read the full story.
Ontario staff told to report during snowstorm despite warnings
Ontario government employees were instructed to report to Queen's Park offices during a major snowstorm on January 17, 2026, despite official travel warnings. The directive raises safety concerns.
Heurtel on Legault Resignation: 'History Will Not Look Kindly'
Former Liberal minister David Heurtel analyzes François Legault's abrupt resignation as Quebec premier, the CAQ's future, and the political shockwaves ahead of the October election.
Legault's Exit Upends Quebec's 2026 Election Race
Premier François Legault's surprise resignation triggers a CAQ leadership race and reshapes the unpredictable battle for Quebec's October 2026 election. Get the full analysis.
New Montreal mayor resets plan for Camillien-Houde Way
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada pushes back the timeline for a new plan for Camillien-Houde Way, committing to keep the Mount Royal road open to cars while seeking a solution for all users.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Poll: Most Quebecers Want Dual Citizenship if Province Separates
A new poll reveals 58% of Quebecers believe they should retain Canadian citizenship if the province becomes independent. Explore the data on language, identity, and the shifting political landscape.
Conrad Black on Trump's Foreign Policy Shift
Conrad Black analyzes President Trump's new foreign policy approach, contrasting it with 80 years of U.S. strategy. Discover how it advances interests without risking American lives.
Carney's China Partnership Stirs Trump Negotiation Doubts
As PM Mark Carney announces a new strategic partnership with China, questions mount over his stalled US talks and his suitability for negotiating with Trump.
Ontario staff told to use vacation days for snowstorm
Ontario public servants were instructed to report to the office or use vacation days during a major January 2026 snowstorm, raising safety concerns. Read the full story.
Trump accelerates naming legacy with Gold Card, executive orders
Former President Donald Trump isn't waiting for history to judge him. A new report details his current efforts to cement his legacy, including the Trump Gold Card and signing executive orders in 2025.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
P.E.I. report reveals impacts of rapid population growth
A new report examines the dual effects of Prince Edward Island's surging population, highlighting both economic opportunities and mounting pressures on infrastructure and services. Discover the key findings.
Suspect Sought After Shots Fired Between Vehicles in Calgary
Calgary police are investigating a shooting where shots were fired from one vehicle at another in the city's southeast. Roads were closed as officers searched for a suspect.
Letters to the Editor: Media Bias and Border Perceptions Debated
A selection of letters to the editor from January 17, 2026, tackles political media bias against Conservatives and shares positive experiences at the U.S. border. Read the diverse perspectives.
Student Deported to Honduras Despite Court Order
A 19-year-old Babson College student was mistakenly deported to Honduras. Her lawyer is fighting for her return after a federal judge urged the government to fix its error.
Calgary police search for suspect after Ogden shooting
Calgary police are searching for a suspect after shots were fired between vehicles in Ogden Friday night, forcing road closures. Get the latest details on the investigation.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Calgary Water Restrictions Lifted
Calgary has officially lifted water use restrictions after crews successfully restored services. Get the latest details on the city's recovery efforts.
Carville: 'Abolish ICE' is a Dangerous Slogan for Democrats
Democratic strategist James Carville criticizes the 'Abolish ICE' movement, comparing it to 'Defund the Police.' Get the latest on the Minneapolis protests and the political debate.
Judge Limits Federal Immigration Officers at Protests
A U.S. judge ruled federal immigration officers cannot detain or tear gas peaceful protesters in Minneapolis. The ACLU-led case challenges enforcement tactics. Read the latest on this constitutional rights ruling.
Economic Fears Drive Alberta Separation Petition Signers
Participants at an Alberta separation petition event cite federal overreach and economic anxiety as key motivators. Explore the growing western discontent in Canada.
Fed Chair Powell's Dilemma: Stay and Fight or Retire
Jerome Powell must decide whether to stay on the Fed Board to defend its independence from Trump administration pressure or retire. His choice could reshape central bank history.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Ex-Mountie not guilty in Reddit child luring case
A judge acquitted ex-RCMP officer Evan Peacock of child luring, citing reasonable doubt from a citizen's online sting. He faces separate child pornography charges. Read the full details.
Judge blocks feds from detaining, tear gassing protesters
A federal judge has ruled that authorities cannot detain or use tear gas against peaceful demonstrators during an immigration operation in Minneapolis. The decision sets a critical precedent for protest rights.
Trump pardons donor's father, ex-Puerto Rico governor
President Donald Trump granted clemency to 22 individuals, including the father of a major donor and a former Puerto Rico governor. Explore the details and political implications of these controversial pardons.
Carney accepts role on Trump's Gaza peace board
Former Canadian PM Mark Carney will join a U.S.-led initiative for Gaza peace, marking a significant diplomatic move. Get the full details on this developing story.
DOJ Probes Walz, Frey Over Immigration Enforcement
The Justice Department is investigating Minnesota's governor and Minneapolis mayor for potentially impeding federal immigration enforcement. The probe follows a massive DHS operation and a fatal shooting.
This Free Telegram App Replaces Your Messy Shopping Notes
Shared lists with real-time sync. No signup needed — just open and shop together.
Recommended
Majority of Americans See Trump's Second Term as Failure
A new CNN analysis reveals 58% of Americans view Trump's second term as a failure one year in, the worst rating for any modern president. Discover the data and its implications.
Page 686 of 1068
