The Coalition Avenir Québec leadership contest pits Economy Minister Christine Fréchette against Justice Minister Simon Jolin-Barrette in a battle of opposing visions for Quebec's future.
Sandra Hernández, a UN official with international experience, has been announced as a Parti Québécois candidate, expressing excitement for Quebec sovereignty referendum.
Premier François Legault has called a provincial byelection in Chicoutimi for February 23 to fill the seat vacated by former CAQ minister Andrée Laforest, with the Parti Québécois favored to win.
A legal analysis argues that Supreme Court rulings on Quebec's Bill 21 and Bill 96 could influence future sovereignty referendum outcomes and national unity.
Kahnawake Peacekeepers are investigating a fatal shooting of a 41-year-old non-local man behind a restaurant on Route 138. The SQ major crimes unit is assisting, with no active community threat reported.
Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau advocated for Canada's diplomatic influence at the World Economic Forum, emphasizing convening power amid global instability, with partner Katy Perry observing.
U.S. President Donald Trump shared a doctored image on social media showing Canada, Greenland, and Venezuela covered by the American flag, sparking controversy ahead of the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a powerful speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, declaring the rules-based international order dead and urging middle powers to unite against hegemons.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated that Russia has no intention of taking control of Greenland and that Washington is aware of this. He emphasized no evidence of Russian or Chinese threats to the territory.
With Donald Trump targeting Canadian sovereignty through provocative statements and policies, Prime Minister Mark Carney must respond with a decisive military presence in the Arctic to protect national interests.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy prioritizes coordinating emergency response in Kyiv over attending the World Economic Forum, as Russian attacks cripple infrastructure during freezing temperatures.
A Danish politician's explicit remarks toward Donald Trump in the European Parliament coincide with Greenland's government forming a task force to prepare for potential military conflict.
Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a pivotal speech at the World Economic Forum, arguing that middle powers like Canada must shape a new global order based on human rights and sustainability.
Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada may contribute to Trump's Gaza Board of Peace if funds go directly to Palestinians, despite internal government disagreements.
Hateful graffiti advocating violence against Jews in Toronto's west end has been painted over by city staff. Local officials and residents express alarm over escalating antisemitic incidents across Canada.
Prime Minister Mark Carney's approach to international relations represents a stark departure from previous Liberal governments, emphasizing pragmatic engagement over moral posturing in a changing global landscape.
Brig. Gen. Robert McBride, a Canadian exchange officer serving as deputy commanding general with the U.S. 11th Airborne Division in Alaska, could face deployment decisions amid reports of potential troop movements to Minnesota.
Canadian defense experts reveal military contingency planning for hypothetical American invasion, examining historical precedents and modern geopolitical tensions under Trump administration.
President Donald Trump admitted that ICE agents sometimes make errors during enforcement operations, while defending his administration's aggressive immigration policies that have sparked nationwide tensions.
All five NDP leadership candidates reject the Liberal government's mandatory firearm compensation initiative, citing political cynicism and enforcement concerns.
Opening statements commence in the high-profile sexual assault trial of actor Nathan Chasing Horse, charged with abusing Indigenous women and girls in Las Vegas.
Surrey Police Service releases image of man wanted in connection with a January 2026 sexual assault, asking for public assistance in identifying the suspect.
New Manitoba Liberal Leader Willard Reaves launches campaign to win back River Heights, a seat lost to the NDP in 2023, as provincial political dynamics shift.
The provincial government has committed over $1 million to support three key infrastructure initiatives in Brandon, Manitoba, as part of ongoing municipal development efforts.
The owner of an Edmonton autobody shop testified at the murder trial of Justin Bone, recalling the 2022 beating death of his employee and another man in a tragic workplace incident.
Alena Marie Pastuch has been sentenced to three years in prison for embezzling nearly $5 million through an investment scheme dating back to 2006, following an extended legal process.
Regina police and the Saskatchewan Coroner's Service have determined a man's death on Prince of Wales Drive involved no foul play, ruling it non-criminal.
Regina police have launched a homicide investigation after discovering a body in a vehicle following an attempted traffic stop, marking the city's first murder case of 2026.
American military forces have intercepted another sanctioned oil tanker linked to Venezuela in Caribbean waters, marking the seventh such seizure as part of ongoing enforcement actions.
The Alberta Association of Midwives warns that transferring an in-house midwifery program from Edmonton's Royal Alexandra Hospital to Fort Saskatchewan could create significant healthcare access issues for expectant mothers in the region.