Politics
Museveni Secures 7th Term as Uganda's President, Opposition Rejects Results
Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni has secured a seventh term in office, according to official results. The opposition has rejected the outcome, alleging irregularities.
Business
McGillivray Interchange Construction in Winnipeg Set for Spring 2026 Start
Manitoba announces the long-awaited McGillivray Interchange project will break ground this spring, aiming to improve traffic flow and safety in southwest Winnipeg. Get the latest details.
Sports
Sudbury Five Edges Windsor Express in Nail-Biting Road Win, January 17, 2026
The Sudbury Five clinched a hard-fought road win against the Windsor Express on January 16. Get the full game details and standout performances here.
Lifestyle
$50,000 Donation Connects London's Pryde Centre with Vital Services
A $50,000 donation provides crucial internet and phone services to London's Pryde Aquatic and Wellness Centre, enhancing community access and connectivity. Read about this local boost.
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Environment
B.C. Climate News: Pipeline Fight, Heat Records, Flood Costs
Coastal First Nations reaffirm pipeline opposition, scientists confirm 2025 as third hottest year, and December floods caused nearly $90 million in insured damage in B.C. Get the latest climate news.
Wind tears wall off N.L. fish sauce plant, ocean at risk
High winds tore a wall off an abandoned fish sauce plant in St. Mary's, N.L., exposing over 100 rancid vats. The mayor warns of a potential environmental disaster for the nearby ocean.
Passenger rescued after car hits salt truck in Ottawa
Ottawa firefighters performed a rescue after a car collided with a commercial salt truck. Details on the incident and emergency response.
Flurries, Freezing Drizzle Forecast for Ottawa Saturday
Ottawa's weekend weather takes a wintry turn with a chance of flurries and freezing drizzle on Saturday. Stay updated on the forecast and prepare for potential slippery conditions.
B.C. December floods cause $90M in insured damage
December's atmospheric river floods in British Columbia resulted in nearly $90 million in insured damage. Experts warn more investment in climate resilience is urgently needed as severe weather events increase.