Supreme Court to Hear WE Charity Scandal Case
Canada's Supreme Court will hear a pivotal case stemming from the WE Charity scandal. The outcome could redefine accountability and 'everyday justice' for citizens. Follow the latest developments.
Category : Politics
UK to Approve 'Mega' Chinese Embassy in London
The UK government is expected to greenlight a controversial new Chinese embassy complex in London, despite significant public protests and security concerns. Learn about the objections and the geopolitical implications.
Carney in Beijing for High-Stakes Meeting with Xi
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has arrived in Beijing for a pivotal meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, aiming to address trade and seek private sector investment. Read the full details.
Democrats' Narrow Path to Senate Control in 2026
An Associated Press analysis reveals Democrats see a challenging but possible route to winning the U.S. Senate. The strategy is narrow and leaves little margin for error.
Vance meets Danish, Greenlandic officials as locals push back
U.S. VP Vance hosts key talks with Danish and Greenlandic officials in Washington on Jan. 14, 2026, as Greenlanders assert sovereignty. Get the latest on Arctic diplomacy.
Iran signals fast trials, executions for protesters
Iranian authorities signal swift trials and executions for protesters as the death toll from the government crackdown surpasses 2,500. The international community reacts.
Ottawa Council to get update on private landfill purchase bid
Ottawa city councillors will receive an update on the municipality's bid to acquire a private landfill in the east end. Get the latest details on this critical waste management move.
Coal tar contamination dooms London housing proposal
A confidential meeting reveals toxic coal tar soil contamination at 199 Ridout St., ending Mayor Josh Morgan's plan to build housing on a municipal parking lot. Learn the details of this environmental setback.
Trump, NYC Mayor Mamdani in Private Text Exchange
President Trump and NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani have been texting since November, Axios reports. Their surprising rapport faces a new test over Venezuela policy. Read the full story.
Edmonton Letter Warns of Trump Threat to Canada
An Edmonton resident voices alarm over Donald Trump's policies and 'autocratic behaviour,' fearing Canada could be next for annexation. Read the full letter and analysis.
Carney faces Indigenous dispute before oil pipeline talks
Mark Carney's push for West Coast economic development hits a snag as the Metlakatla First Nation demands resolution of a propane contract dispute before supporting any new projects, including pipelines. Read the full analysis.
Political Leaders Must Act to Make Toronto Safe from Masked Mobs
Former Environmental Commissioner Dianne Saxe calls on Premier Doug Ford and Mayor Olivia Chow to set clear rules for protests, citing two years of inadequate response to intimidation that harms Toronto's safety and reputation.
Manning's AI Challenge: Rewrite Canada's Constitution
Preston Manning challenges Canadians to use AI to draft a new constitutional preamble and address national unity crises. Explore his 'Re-Confederation Game' and its potential impact.
B.C. Conservative Leadership Race Begins Post-Rustad
The battle to lead B.C.'s Conservatives is underway, defining the province's right-wing future. Key figures from across Canada are joining the fray. Discover the new coalition shaping conservative politics.
Transgender Killer Loses Bid for Women's Prison Placement
Michelle Autumn, convicted of the brutal 2005 murder of a 13-year-old Edmonton girl, has lost a court challenge to remain in a women's prison following reports of threatening behavior. Read the full ruling details.
Timeline of a turbulent decade in Canada-China relations
A detailed look at the key events that defined a complex decade between Canada and China, culminating in Prime Minister Mark Carney's 2025 meeting with President Xi Jinping. Explore the diplomatic journey.
Poll: 1 in 3 Canadians fear potential U.S. invasion
A new poll reveals a significant portion of Canadians hold concerns about a potential U.S. invasion. Explore the findings and the geopolitical context behind this surprising sentiment.
Iran Threatens U.S. Bases if Attacked, Unrest Toll Climbs
Iran warns Middle East allies it will strike U.S. bases if America attacks, as internal unrest death toll nears 2,600. Trump vows 'strong action' as diplomatic channels freeze. Full analysis.
Carney in Beijing for Meeting with Chinese President Xi
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has landed in Beijing for a pivotal meeting with China's President Xi Jinping. Get the latest details on this significant diplomatic engagement.
Democrats Recruit Top Candidates for 2026 Senate Fight
Senate Democrats, led by Chuck Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand, have recruited formidable candidates in four key states, boosting their chances to retake the Senate in 2026. Read the inside story.
Michael Steele Condemns Trump's Heckler Response
Former RNC Chair Michael Steele criticizes President Trump's middle finger gesture at a Ford plant. Get the full story on the political fallout and White House response.
Supreme Court Hears WE Charity Scandal Case
Canada's Supreme Court examines the WE Charity controversy, a major political scandal from Justin Trudeau's tenure. Key details and implications for governance.
B.C. Conservative Leadership Race Matters for All of Canada
Former cabinet minister James Moore explains why the upcoming British Columbia Conservative leadership contest is a pivotal political event with consequences for the entire nation. Read his analysis.
Ex-partner reveals shooter's paranoia in exclusive interview
Lisa Banfield, former spouse of Gabriel Wortman, details the paranoia that fuelled Canada's worst mass shooting in an exclusive CTV News interview. Read the full story.
Special Forces to Get New Helicopters First in $18B Plan
Canada's military will spend $18 billion to replace its aging CH-146 Griffon helicopters, with elite special forces units receiving the first new aircraft starting in 2033. Learn about the multi-phase plan.
Trump's 'Laughed At' Claim Sparks Social Media Backlash
Donald Trump's claim that the world no longer laughs at America under his leadership was met with widespread ridicule and accusations of projection. Critics quickly reminded him of his own UN moment.
Stewart Challenges Clintons, DOJ on Epstein Probe
Jon Stewart demands Bill and Hillary Clinton comply with House subpoenas in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation and criticizes the Justice Department for withholding files. Get the latest details.
Letters to the Editor: Energy Funding and Global Conflict
In the Jan. 14, 2026 letters, a Toronto writer argues oil exports fund federal transfers, urging pipeline expansion. Another warns of global instability under 'Dozy Donald.' Read the debate.
Calgary Council Spares City Manager Duckworth After Water Crisis
Calgary city council reversed course, deciding not to fire City Manager David Duckworth following a critical report on the city's water main failures. Discover the inside story of the tense closed-door meeting.
Calgary Councillors Want Changes After Water-Main Fiasco
Calgary city councillors are calling for accountability and systemic reforms following the recent major water-main break. Learn about their demands for change.
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