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Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre - Photo: Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press

Poilievre Says RCMP Covered Up Trudeau-Era Scandals, Sparks Political Backlash

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has accused the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) of covering up alleged scandals involving former prime minister Justin Trudeau.

PM of Canada Mark Carney (Left) and President of Brazil Lula da Silva - Photo: Ricardo Stuckert / PR

Canada and Brazil Call for Venezuelan-Led Transition Amid Crisis

Mark Carney in a statement - Reproduction: @MarkJCarney/X

Canada’s Carney Warns of Foreign Economic Threats and Urges Canadians to Buy Domestic

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has issued a stark warning that Canada’s economy faces mounting external pressure from global trade tensions.

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Inflation in Canada in December 2025 Signals a Gradual but Uneven Cooling Path

Canada ended 2025 with inflation showing clearer signs of stabilization. However, underlying pressures still shaped household costs and policy debates.

TikTok app logo on the screen and a finger about to touch it - Photo: Stone / UK

TikTok in Canada: Court Ruling Complicates Government’s Digital Security Strategy

Canada’s Carney Warns of Foreign Economic Threats and Urges Canadians to Buy Domestic

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has issued a stark warning that Canada’s economy faces mounting external pressure from global trade tensions.

Poilievre Says RCMP Covered Up Trudeau-Era Scandals, Sparks Political Backlash

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has accused the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) of covering up alleged scandals involving former prime minister Justin Trudeau.

Canada and Brazil Call for Venezuelan-Led Transition Amid Crisis

The leaders emphasized respect for democratic sovereignty and international law in the wake of recent regional developments.

Inflation in Canada in December 2025 Signals a Gradual but Uneven Cooling Path

TikTok app logo on the screen and a finger about to touch it - Photo: Stone / UK

TikTok in Canada: Court Ruling Complicates Government’s Digital Security Strategy

Canada’s Carney Warns of Foreign Economic Threats and Urges Canadians to Buy Domestic

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has issued a stark warning that Canada’s economy faces mounting external pressure from global trade tensions.

Poilievre Says RCMP Covered Up Trudeau-Era Scandals, Sparks Political Backlash

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has accused the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) of covering up alleged scandals involving former prime minister Justin Trudeau.

Canada and Brazil Call for Venezuelan-Led Transition Amid Crisis

The leaders emphasized respect for democratic sovereignty and international law in the wake of recent regional developments.

Inflation in Canada in December 2025 Signals a Gradual but Uneven Cooling Path

TikTok app logo on the screen and a finger about to touch it - Photo: Stone / UK

TikTok in Canada: Court Ruling Complicates Government’s Digital Security Strategy

Canada

Quebec Premier Francois Legault - THE CANADIAN PRESS/Jacques Boissinot

Quebec Premier François Legault Announces Resignation Ahead of Provincial Election

Legault said his departure comes in response to declining public support and widespread calls for political change across the province.

Pablo Rodriguez - Photo: THE CANADIAN PRESS/Christinne Muschi

Quebec Liberal Leader Pablo Rodriguez Resigns Amid Party Crisis

The decision follows weeks of crisis that have shaken the party and clouded its future prospects.

News Brunswick Education - Photo: DP Newsinternet

NB Launches Six Major School Projects in Record Budget

With this funds, it will launch six major new school projects to modernize and expand K-12 facilities.

Heiltsuk Nation Chief Marilyn Slett - Photo: Darryl Dyck/The Canadian Press.

Coastal First Nations Say B.C. Pipeline “Will Never Happen”

A coalition of Indigenous groups along British Columbia’s coast issued a firm and unified response.

Current Affairs

Canadian Immigration - Photo: lexpert.ca

Anti-Immigrant Sentiment Rises as Consensus on Immigration Policy Erodes

Public attitudes toward immigration are shifting across many advanced economies. Political consensus that once supported high immigration levels is increasingly fragmenting.

Elections Canada - Photo: Elections Canada

What to Expect in Canada’s 46th Federal Election

Canada’s 46th federal election will elect members of the House of Commons to the 46th Parliament. Under current law, the vote must take place by October 15, 2029, but could be held earlier.

Iron Beam from Israel Defense Forces - Photo: reproduction

Israel Unveils New High-Power Laser Air Defense System, Transforming Modern Warfare

Israel has officially introduced a new high-power laser air defense weapon called Iron Beam, marking a significant step in its layered defense strategy.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, left, with Chinese President Xi Jinping - Photo: Adrian Wyld/The Canadian Press via AP

PM Mark Carney Plans China Visit as Canada Rebalances Foreign Policy

The trip suggests Ottawa is reassessing its heavy reliance on the United States amid growing global uncertainty.

Sports

The Canadian women's U18 hockey team - Photo: Hockey Canada Images / Uncharted Media

Canada’s U18 Women’s Hockey Team Returns to Ice for 2026 World Championship

The tournament takes place Jan. 10–18 in Sydney and Membertou, marking a major international event on Canadian ice.

Canada Reveals 27-Player Camp Roster for 2026 World Juniors

The group gathers in Niagara Falls as the team begins its push toward the tournament in Minnesota.

Para Hockey Players - Photo: Canadian Paralympic Committee

Canada Wins Silver at Para Hockey Cup

They fell to the United States National Para Hockey Team in the final, the Canadians showed fight, skill and growth

Canada's players of Basketbal - Photo: Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP via Getty Images

Bell Media Signs Multi-Year Deal with FIBA and Canada Basketball

TSN and RDS will now hold exclusive rights to broadcast major international basketball tournaments.

Knowledge

Microsoft Commits C$19B to Canada in Landmark AI Investment

Of that, more than C$ 7.5 billion is slated for the next two years alone.

Ottawa Introduces New Environmental Assessment Bill

The proposed legislation aims to tighten the legal scope while restoring federal powers in constitutionally permissible areas.

Security personnel stand behind a fence outside the venue for the COP30 U.N. Climate Summit in Belem, Brazil - Photo: AP Photo/Joshua A. Bickel

COP30: A Critical Timeline of Promises, Problems and Protests

The UN climate summit known as COP30 opened in Belém, Brazil amid big expectations — and fast-mounting controversies.

A staff member with the Canadian Center for Vaccinology looks at microorganism growth in a petri dish under a fume hood - Photo: Ryan Wilson photo/IWK

Dal-linked Vaccine Hub Aims to Speed Innovation from Lab to Clinic

With a new biomanufacturing facility on the horizon, the goal is to bring scientific discoveries to patients faster and more reliably.

Lifestyle

Cook This Page - Reproduction: IKEA/Leo Design

“Cook This Page”: The Easy-Cooking Idea We Still Remember

Many people still remember the moment IKEA turned a simple sheet of parchment paper into a complete cooking guide.

Pegões Wine Cellar - Photo: reproduction

Pegões Conquers Canada with its Portuguese Wines

The Portuguese village of Pegões is making waves in Canada’s food scene, not with chefs, but through the deep-rooted flavours of its wines.

Project Runway Canada Crave - Photo: Crave/Bell Media

Runway Ready: Project Runway Canada Premieres

The season features twelve talented Canadian designers, each bringing their own unique style and story to the runway.

A person in a supermarket - Photo: Getty Images / hxdyl

Canada’s Grocery Prices Bounce Like No Other Country

An analysis by food-policy expert Sylvain Charlebois argues Canada is the only country where grocery pricing plays a “yo-yo” game.

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