Two charged with murder in 2023 Gracefield death
Quebec police have arrested two men for the first-degree murder of Patrick Gagnon, whose body was found in Gracefield in 2023. Get the latest details on the case.
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Halifax man wanted since October arrested
Robert Patrick Sullivan, a man sought by police since last fall, is now in custody. Get the details on the arrest and the ongoing investigation.
RFK Jr. on Trump's 'Unhinged' Eating Habits
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. reveals Donald Trump's surprising fast-food habits and robust health, sparking a conversation on diet and vitality. Read the full story.
Klepper Roasts Kennedy's Food Pyramid and HHS Dietary Push
Daily Show correspondent Jordan Klepper skewers Health Secretary RFK Jr.'s inverted food pyramid and new dietary guidelines in a hilarious Tuesday monologue. Watch the clip.
Peltola to Challenge GOP Sen. Sullivan in 2026
Former Alaska Rep. Mary Peltola announces Senate bid against Republican Dan Sullivan, setting up a crucial battle for control of the U.S. Senate in the 2026 midterms.
Editorial Cartoons Capture Early 2026's Strange World
A curated look at the sharpest editorial cartoons from the week of January 12, 2026, as artists Greg Perry and Patrick LaMontagne reflect on a world spinning in strange ways. Dive into the satire.
Calgary man charged with assaulting Alberta RCMP officer
A 58-year-old Calgary man faces multiple charges, including assaulting a police officer, after an erratic driving report led to a violent altercation in southwestern Alberta. Read the full details.
Liberal Gun Buyback Pilot Fails, Wastes Billions
Saskatchewan's Firearms Commissioner criticizes the Mark Carney government's failed long-gun buyback pilot. Learn why the program is called wasteful and what it means for Canadian gun owners.
HELOCs: A Powerful Financial Tool for 2026
Financial expert Robert McLister explains why a Home Equity Line of Credit (HELOC) offers crucial flexibility and security for qualified borrowers facing 2026's economic uncertainties. Discover strategic uses.
New U.S. Food Pyramid Prioritizes Protein, Limits Grains
U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. unveils a new food pyramid, urging Americans to eat more protein, dairy, fruits and vegetables while limiting grains and avoiding processed foods. Discover the details of this major policy shift.
Canadian Mortgage Rates Edge Up in Early 2026
Leading default-insured mortgage rates in Canada have increased slightly at the start of 2026. Robert McLister analyzes the hikes and highlights regional deals, advising homeowners not to panic.
New U.S. Dietary Guidelines Urge Less Sugar, More Protein
The U.S. government's new 2026 dietary guidelines recommend cutting sugar, boosting protein, and surprisingly endorse beef tallow. What does this mean for Canadian health trends?
Patrick Swayze's Brother Sean Dies at 63
Sean Swayze, younger brother of late actor Patrick Swayze, has passed away at age 63 in Los Angeles. Details on the cause of death and family tributes.
U.S. Drops Daily Alcohol Limits, Oz Cites Social Benefits
The U.S. government's new dietary guidelines remove specific daily drink limits. Dr. Mehmet Oz and HHS Secretary Kennedy discussed the shift, emphasizing moderation and social connection.
B.C. Lions release Robert Carter Jr. for NFL opportunity
The B.C. Lions have released standout rookie defensive back Robert Carter Jr., allowing him to sign with the NFL's Indianapolis Colts. Get the full story on his CFL season and the team's reaction.
B.C. Lions release DB Carter for NFL shot
The B.C. Lions have released defensive back Robert Carter Jr. to allow him to pursue opportunities with NFL teams. The move follows his 2025 season with the CFL club.
Calgary teacher who captured serial killer Charles Ng dies
Sean Patrick Doyle, the Calgary teacher who helped apprehend America's most wanted serial killer Charles Ng in 1985, has died at 85. Read about his heroic act and its lasting impact.
Why Canadian Jews shun 'Zionist' label: U of T study
A new University of Toronto study reveals why many Canadian Jews, while supporting Israel, now reject the 'Zionist' identity due to fear and negative connotations. Read the full analysis.
40 Years of Gazette Memories with Jack Todd
Veteran journalist Jack Todd reflects on four decades covering Montreal's biggest sports stories and city events for The Gazette, from the Patrick Roy trade to the Polytechnique tragedy. Read his personal journey.
U.S. reduces number of recommended childhood vaccines
The U.S. government, under Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., has officially reduced the number of vaccines recommended for all children. This major public health policy change was announced in January 2026.
Ontario Pay Transparency Laws Now in Effect
New pay transparency regulations are now active in Ontario, potentially transforming hiring and salary negotiations. Expert David King explains the impact.
Brym: Lewis, IJV Gaslighting on Antisemitism in Canada
Sociologist Robert Brym counters claims by NDP's Avi Lewis and Independent Jewish Voices, presenting data showing antisemitism and anti-Jewish hate crimes are a severe issue for Canadian Jews.
High CO Levels Found in Ottawa Apartment Building
Ottawa Fire Services evacuated a St. Patrick Street apartment building after detecting high carbon monoxide levels and a haze. An OC Transpo bus provided shelter for displaced residents.
Firefighters Subdue Apartment Fire on St. Patrick Street
Ottawa Fire Services responded to a fire at a St. Patrick Street apartment building. Crews contained the blaze, preventing major damage. No injuries were reported.
Sudbury murderer gets 15 years before parole eligibility
Kyle Smith, convicted of murdering Patrick McGregor at a Sudbury gas station, will be ineligible for parole for 15 years. Get the full details on the sentencing and the crime.
FOBO: The Hidden Cost of Endless Choices
Experts explain FOBO, the 'fear of a better option,' its damaging mental health effects, and practical strategies to overcome decision paralysis in a world of abundance.
Sex offender arrested after failing to return to Vancouver facility
Vancouver police have arrested Dean Robert Merrick, a convicted sex offender, after he failed to return to his designated halfway house. Get the latest details on the case.
Mortgage Outlook 2026: Renewals, Rates, and Refinancing
Expert Robert McLister forecasts the 2026 mortgage landscape: flat rates, record renewals, and tougher refinancing in hard-hit regions. Key insights for Canadian borrowers.
Canada-wide warrant for Vancouver sex offender
A Canada-wide warrant is out for Dean Robert Merrick after he failed to return to a Vancouver halfway house. Police urge the public not to approach him.
Sex offender wanted Canada-wide after fleeing Vancouver
Dean Robert Merrick, 58, is wanted across Canada after failing to return to a Downtown Eastside halfway house. Police urge the public to call 911 if seen.
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