Trump Confidants, Ex-British Leader Spearhead U.S. Gaza Plan
A new U.S. plan for Gaza involves key Trump allies, a former British prime minister, and Middle Eastern officials. Get the details on the high-profile diplomatic push.
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Mass Protests in Denmark Over Trump's Greenland Threat
Thousands demonstrated across Denmark in solidarity with Greenland, demanding the U.S. respect its self-determination amid President Trump's annexation threats. Read the full story.
Tecumseh homeowners face 2.85% tax increase
Tecumseh's 2026 draft budget proposes a 2.85% municipal tax increase, adding $103 yearly for an average home. Public review open until Feb 12.
Toronto man tackles TTC loneliness with community initiative
A Toronto resident is leading a grassroots effort to reduce isolation on public transit. Discover how small acts of connection are making the TTC a friendlier place.
Windsor police seek truck in $4,000 wheel theft
Windsor Police Service is searching for a pickup truck connected to a wheel theft valued at $4,000. Get the latest details on the investigation and vehicle description.
B.C. seeks forfeiture of $3.6M home in chemical broker case
The B.C. government is suing to seize Bobby Shah's $3.6 million Maple Ridge home, alleging it was bought with proceeds from illicit chemical sales linked to international drug syndicates. Read the full details.
Canada News Roundup: January 17, 2026
Stay informed with the latest Canadian news for January 17, 2026, covering politics, health, sports, and major events from coast to coast.
Iran's Khamenei calls Trump a 'criminal', cites protest deaths
Iran's Supreme Leader accuses U.S. President Trump of inciting deadly unrest, revealing 'several thousand' protestor deaths. Tensions flare amid a fragile calm in Tehran.
New sketch in North Bay missing person case after 12 years
Police release an updated sketch of Robbie Aho, missing from North Bay since 2009. His parents continue their search for answers. Read the latest developments.
ICE Reforms Key to DHS Funding Deal
Democrats leverage DHS funding deadline to demand ICE reforms after Minneapolis shooting. A yearlong bill is their last chance for oversight before Jan. 30.
Trump to Mediate Nile River Dam Dispute
Egypt and Sudan welcome former U.S. President Donald Trump's offer to mediate the long-standing Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam dispute. A breakthrough in negotiations?
U.S. Delegation Reassures Denmark Amid Greenland Tensions
A bipartisan U.S. congressional delegation visits Copenhagen to de-escalate tensions after President Trump threatened tariffs over Greenland. Read the latest on this Arctic security dispute.
Spanberger inaugurated as Virginia's first female governor
Abigail Spanberger was sworn in as Virginia's first female governor on January 17, 2026, marking a historic moment for the state. Read about the inauguration and its significance.
U.S. Congress Delegation Visits Denmark, Greenland
A bipartisan U.S. congressional delegation met with leaders in Denmark and Greenland to reaffirm alliances, following former President Trump's threats. Details on the diplomatic mission.
SaskTel Centre and TCU Place Merger Set for 2027
Saskatoon's TCU Place and SaskTel Centre plan to amalgamate into a single corporation in 2027, aiming to streamline operations and save an estimated $470,000 annually. Learn about the impact.
Alberta's Two-Tier Medicine Threatens Public Health Care
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's push for private health delivery, including Bill 11, could drain doctors from the public system. Critics say it won't fix the core doctor shortage crisis. Read the analysis.
Iranian Family's Desperate Search for Protester's Body
The family of Robina Aminian, a 23-year-old killed in Iran's protests, recounts the horrific search through a pile of corpses and her roadside burial. A story of loss and defiance.
Carney Seeks Qatar Investment Despite Rights Record
Prime Minister Mark Carney visits Qatar to attract investment, navigating the country's controversial human rights record. Analysis of the diplomatic and economic balancing act.
Missing Ottawa Man, 24, Sought by Police
Ottawa Police ask for public assistance in locating Louie Koonoo, 24, last seen downtown near King Edward Ave. & Murray St. Concerns for his wellbeing.
Extreme Weather Exposes Flaws in London's Homeless Response
Community agencies in London, Ont., report a crisis as extreme cold overwhelms the city's homeless support system. Learn how the recent cold snap revealed critical gaps and what advocates are demanding.
Iran Protests: A Regime Under Unprecedented Pressure
Analysis: Iran faces its most radicalized protest movement yet. Economic collapse, U.S. sanctions, and a hardened populace push the regime to a new precipice. Read more.
Legault Resigns as Quebec Premier Amid Low Polls
François Legault steps down as Quebec premier. Analysis of his tenure, controversial Bills 21 and 96, and what's next for the CAQ. Read the full story.
Ontario staff told to report during snowstorm despite warnings
Ontario government employees were instructed to report to Queen's Park offices during a major snowstorm on January 17, 2026, despite official travel warnings. The directive raises safety concerns.
Heurtel on Legault Resignation: 'History Will Not Look Kindly'
Former Liberal minister David Heurtel analyzes François Legault's abrupt resignation as Quebec premier, the CAQ's future, and the political shockwaves ahead of the October election.
Legault's Exit Upends Quebec's 2026 Election Race
Premier François Legault's surprise resignation triggers a CAQ leadership race and reshapes the unpredictable battle for Quebec's October 2026 election. Get the full analysis.
New Montreal mayor resets plan for Camillien-Houde Way
Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada pushes back the timeline for a new plan for Camillien-Houde Way, committing to keep the Mount Royal road open to cars while seeking a solution for all users.
Poll: Most Quebecers Want Dual Citizenship if Province Separates
A new poll reveals 58% of Quebecers believe they should retain Canadian citizenship if the province becomes independent. Explore the data on language, identity, and the shifting political landscape.
Conrad Black on Trump's Foreign Policy Shift
Conrad Black analyzes President Trump's new foreign policy approach, contrasting it with 80 years of U.S. strategy. Discover how it advances interests without risking American lives.
Carney's China Partnership Stirs Trump Negotiation Doubts
As PM Mark Carney announces a new strategic partnership with China, questions mount over his stalled US talks and his suitability for negotiating with Trump.
Ontario staff told to use vacation days for snowstorm
Ontario public servants were instructed to report to the office or use vacation days during a major January 2026 snowstorm, raising safety concerns. Read the full story.
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