Blue Monday Sandwich Day Feeds Saskatoon Community
Saskatoon volunteers turned Blue Monday into a day of giving, making 2,400 sandwiches for local organizations. See how community spirit combats the winter blues.
Category : Lifestyle
Best Amazon Canada Beauty Deals: January 19, 2026
Discover the best beauty deals on Amazon Canada today, January 19, 2026. Our team has curated the top offers to help you save on skincare, makeup, and more.
Husky dies in hunting trap near Radium, B.C.
A two-year-old Siberian husky named Moon died after being caught in a hunting trap near Radium, B.C. on Jan. 8, 2026. The tragic incident has reignited debate over trap regulations and public safety.
Study: Pet cow uses tool, hinting at livestock intelligence
Researchers document a pet cow using a tool to scratch herself, challenging assumptions about livestock cognition. The discovery suggests farm animals may be smarter than previously thought.
Psychologist: Parents shouldn't blame themselves for dysregulation
Edmonton child psychologist Tammy Schamuhn offers crucial tips for parents dealing with children's emotional dysregulation, urging them to move past self-blame. Learn her strategies.
Wealthy Barber's David Chilton on Crypto, AI, and Spending
David Chilton, author of The Wealthy Barber, shares his 2026 New Year's financial resolutions, including tips on crypto, AI, and the key to smarter spending for Canadians.
Canadian woman killed by dingo pack on Australian beach
A 19-year-old Canadian tourist was fatally attacked by a pack of dingoes on K'gari island, Australia. Authorities describe a 'horrific' scene as investigation continues.
Ford: Learned of China EV Deal Hours Before Announcement
Ontario Premier Doug Ford criticizes a new Canada-China trade deal on electric vehicles, saying he and automakers were notified only hours before its public reveal. He demands federal action to protect Canadian auto jobs.
Alberta restaurants get longer liquor hours for Olympics
Alberta restaurants and bars can now request extended liquor service hours during the 2026 Winter Olympics. Learn how this policy change impacts local businesses and event hosting.
How Flower Colours Impact Mood and Emotions
Garden columnist Helen Chesnat explains how the colours you plant can influence your emotional state, offering tips for creating a soothing or energizing garden space.
Snowmobiler safe after crashing through ice on Rideau River
A snowmobiler is safe after a dramatic rescue when their machine broke through the ice on the Rideau River near Kemptville, Ontario. Ontario Provincial Police confirm the incident occurred on Sunday, January 18, 2026.
One dead, 19 displaced in Hintonburg apartment fire
A fatal fire on Armstrong Street in Ottawa's Hintonburg neighbourhood has resulted in one death and displaced 19 residents. Ottawa Fire Services is investigating the cause.
2026 Sports Events on Florida's Historic Coast
Discover the ultimate active getaway on Florida's Historic Coast for winter and spring 2026. From scenic 5Ks and cycling tours to sailing races and kayaking, plan your adventure now.
Lost budgie flies into Ontario kindergarten class
A lost budgie created a stir after flying into a Wasaga Beach kindergarten classroom. The colourful visitor was safely captured and cared for by school staff.
Canadian Escort on Her Successful Open Marriage
A former Wall Street banker turned high-end escort in Canada shares how her open marriage to a tech executive thrives, challenging societal stigma and redefining commitment. Discover her unique story.
Canadian teen found dead on Australian island, body near dingoes
A 19-year-old Canadian woman was discovered deceased on K'gari (Fraser Island), Australia, her body reportedly surrounded by wild dingoes. Police investigate cause of death.
Stellantis Targets Broader Market for Windsor Dodge Charger
Stellantis aims to expand the appeal of its Windsor-built Dodge Charger beyond muscle car fans to daily drivers and winter commuters, with a potential Hemi engine still on the table. Discover the strategy shift.
Italian island with no roads, phones, or tourists
Discover Palmarola, a rugged Italian island in the Tyrrhenian Sea with no roads, no phone signal, and almost no tourists. A true escape for 2026.
Deer rescued from icy waters in Tiny Township
A young deer was rescued after falling through the ice in Tiny Township, Ontario. The Simcoe County Emergency Animal Response team successfully saved the animal on January 19, 2026.
One dead in Hintonburg apartment fire, cause sought
Ottawa Fire Services confirm one fatality after a Sunday night blaze on Armstrong Street. Investigators are working to determine the cause of the deadly fire.
Tesla, Volvo to Benefit from Canada-China EV Tariff Deal
Canada will allow 49,000 Chinese-made EVs annually at a 6.1% tariff. Tesla and Geely's Volvo and Polestar are set to be the first major winners of the new trade agreement.
Barrie man faces stunt driving charge after test drive
A 27-year-old man faces a stunt driving charge after police clocked him driving 46 km/h over the limit during a test drive in Barrie. Learn the details and potential penalties.
P.E.I. tourism expansion challenged by staffing, connectivity
Prince Edward Island's tourism sector eyes growth amid strong population increases, but operators cite critical staffing pressures and poor cell service as major obstacles to expansion. Learn more.
Windsor and SW Ontario Notch Auto Sector Wins Amid Challenges
Despite a turbulent year for Canada's auto industry, Southwestern Ontario celebrates major investments, including Volkswagen's $7B battery plant and a $3.2B graphite facility, signaling resilience.
Tesla to Gain as Canada Allows Chinese-Made Electric Vehicles
Canada's new policy opening the door to Chinese-made EVs positions Tesla as an early beneficiary. Explore the market shift and its impact on the auto sector.
Police: Winter parking lot donuts could mean serious trouble
Police issue a stern warning to drivers performing stunts in snowy lots. This dangerous activity can lead to fines, charges, and vehicle impoundment. Stay safe this winter.
12 Bedding Favourites Loved by Canadian Sleepers
Discover the top-rated sheets, duvets, and mattress pads that are changing how Canadians sleep. Get expert and reader testimonials on everything from budget finds to luxury splurges.
1926's Top Baby Names: Classics vs. Forgotten Picks
Explore the most popular baby names from 1926. See which timeless classics like James and Elizabeth remain favorites today, and which names have faded into history.
Hedley & Bennett Chef Knives Review: Sharp & Stylish
Discover why Hedley & Bennett knives are a hit with chefs and home cooks. We review the sharp, durable, and stylish set that's simplifying kitchen prep. See prices and customer ratings.
Helping Boys Manage Anger: A Parent's Guide
Many parents worry about raising angry boys. Experts offer 5 key strategies to help boys understand and manage their emotions in healthy ways. Learn how to guide them.
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