Trump names loyalists to White House arts commission
Former President Trump appoints allies to a key arts panel reviewing White House ballroom construction. Get the latest on this political move and its implications.
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NCC crews start work to reopen Rideau Canal Skateway
The National Capital Commission has begun preparations to reopen Ottawa's iconic Rideau Canal Skateway. Get the latest updates on the 2026 skating season.
Crews Back on Rideau Canal Ice, Hoping for Reopening
Maintenance crews have resumed work on Ottawa's Rideau Canal Skateway after a warm-weather closure. The NCC is preparing the ice for skaters as cold temperatures return to the capital.
Quebec electoral map redrawn despite opposition
Quebec's electoral commission is moving forward with a controversial new electoral map, eliminating ridings in Gaspé and Montreal. The changes, set for October's election, face legal challenges.
B.C. man banned over $215M securities fraud conspiracy
A British Columbia man has been permanently banned from financial markets by the BCSC for his involvement in a massive US$215 million securities fraud scheme. Learn the details of the case and its consequences.
B.C. regulator sanctions man in U.S. prison for fraud
The B.C. Securities Commission has imposed sanctions on a man currently incarcerated in the United States for conspiring to commit securities fraud. Learn the details of the case and its implications.
Halifax Water rate hikes approved for January and April 2026
The Nova Scotia Utility and Review Board has approved two rate increases for Halifax Water in 2026. Find out how this will impact your utility bills.
Quebec's new electoral map eliminates ridings in Montreal, Gaspésie
Quebec's electoral map is being redrawn, with Montreal and Gaspésie each losing a riding. Discover the details of the new boundaries and what it means for representation. Read the full analysis.
Set Financial Goals Before Moving Back with Parents
Experts recommend establishing clear financial goals and healthy boundaries before adult children move back in with parents. Learn key strategies for a successful multi-generational living arrangement.
Seniors' group calls out big banks for inaction on sales practices
CARP, Canada's largest seniors' advocacy group, accuses major banks of prioritizing profits over client security, citing a damning regulatory report on sales pressure. Read why change may require legislation.
NDP's Lewis Makes Proportional Representation Top Demand
NDP leadership hopeful Avi Lewis vows to make proportional representation his sole condition for a balance-of-power deal, reigniting a crucial debate about Canada's electoral future and political boldness.
Regina agent fined $10k for unprofessional conduct
Regina real estate agent Sagar Kundra fined $10,000 and suspended for arranging to tamper with rivals' Google Business profiles and lying to the commission. Learn the details.
White House $400M expansion plan includes new ballroom
The White House reveals a $400 million expansion proposal featuring a new ballroom and 'Upper West Wing' changes. Architect Shalom Baranes presented the plans in January 2026.
White House East Wing Demolished for $400M Ballroom
The White House reveals structural decay forced the East Wing's demolition to make way for a $400 million ballroom. The project faces scrutiny from planning officials. Learn the details and controversies.
Warm Weather Threatens Rideau Canal Skateway Ice Conditions
Skaters are urged to enjoy the Rideau Canal Skateway soon as forecasted rain and temperatures above 6°C threaten the ice. The NCC lists current conditions as 'good' and 'fair'.
Avoid the Poorhouse: How to Say No to Family Loans
Learn why constantly lending money to family can jeopardize your financial stability and discover compassionate strategies to set boundaries without damaging relationships.
Australia Announces Royal Commission into Antisemitism
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces a royal commission to combat antisemitism following the Bondi mass shooting. Details on the inquiry and its scope.
Quebec Construction Commission Goes Fully Digital
The Quebec Construction Commission has officially transitioned to digital operations, marking a significant modernization step for the province's building industry. Discover the implications for workers and contractors.
Military police cleared in drill that injured DND worker
Military police exonerated after a 2024 training exercise in Montreal left a civilian DND employee injured. An independent public hearing is now set to investigate.
Full Rideau Canal Skateway Opens Monday Morning
The entire 7.8-kilometre Rideau Canal Skateway opens at 8 a.m. Monday, offering perfect ice conditions. Discover details on the season's early start and weather forecast.
Carney's new course for Indigenous Canadians in 2026
Prime Minister Mark Carney has dismantled Trudeau's eco-agenda. As 2026 begins, analysts question if his Indigenous policy is next. Will he chart a new path for First Nations relations?
Cosh: Rebuilding 24 Sussex is a costly distraction
Columnist Colby Cosh argues that rebuilding the dilapidated 24 Sussex Drive is a poor use of funds and a false symbol of national pride. Explore the case for cheaper alternatives.
Rideau Canal Skateway adds 800 metres this weekend
Skaters gain 800 more metres on Ottawa's Rideau Canal Skateway from Bank to Rideau Street starting Saturday. Over half of the iconic 7.8-km route is now open.
Former SAAQ CEO to Speak at Gallant Commission
Nathalie Tremblay, former head of Quebec's auto insurance board, will testify at the public inquiry into the failed SAAQclic portal. Key details on the commission's investigation.
Racehorse tests positive for meth, trainer suspended
A racehorse named 'J's On Fire' tested positive for methamphetamine after a race, leading to the suspension of trainer Michael Joiner by the New Mexico Racing Commission.
Green Party settles over debate exclusion with commission
The Green Party of Canada has settled with the Leaders' Debates Commission after being excluded from the 2025 federal election debates. Details of the agreement remain confidential.
Rideau Canal Skateway Opens for New Year's Eve
Skate into the new year on a 3.4 km stretch of Ottawa's Rideau Canal Skateway, opening at 8 a.m. on December 31. BeaverTails and rentals available. Get the details.
Could Minnesota-Style Fraud Happen in Canada?
Political columnist Brian Lilley examines the potential for election fraud in Canada, similar to recent cases in Minnesota. Share your thoughts in the comments.
3.4 km of Rideau Canal Skateway opens Wednesday
A 3.4 km section of Ottawa's iconic Rideau Canal Skateway will open to the public on Wednesday, December 31, 2025. Get the details on the season's start and skating conditions.
Gov't Disability Hiring Gap Persists: Only 8% of New Hires
A new report shows the Canadian federal government hired people with disabilities at just 8% in 2023-24, well below workforce availability. Advocates call for urgent attitudinal change.
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