South Korea Bans Civilians Over Alleged Drone Flights to North
South Korea has issued travel bans against three civilians accused of flying drones into North Korea, a rare move amid ongoing tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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Serious Stabbing in Scarborough Apartment Building Injures Man
A man sustained serious injuries following a stabbing incident inside a Scarborough apartment building late Thursday night. Toronto police are investigating.
Trump Withdraws Canada's Board of Peace Invitation
U.S. President Donald Trump has rescinded Canada's invitation to join his Board of Peace following Prime Minister Mark Carney's critical speech at Davos about great power coercion tactics.
Iran Denies Trump Execution Claim, Death Toll Climbs
Iran's top prosecutor rejects Trump's claim about halted executions as death toll from protests reaches 5,002. U.S. military assets move toward Middle East amid escalating tensions.
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Edmonton Letters: Hospital Shuttle, River Valley, Separatism
Edmonton Journal readers discuss a user-pay shuttle to Red Deer hospital, river valley water access, and Alberta separatism concerns in Friday's letters to the editor.
Canada's Constitutional Property Rights Debate
Analysis of why property rights were omitted from Canada's Charter and what constitutional protection could mean, examining U.S. and Irish examples.
Mintz: Trump, Carney World Orders Won't Last
In a critical analysis, Jack Mintz argues that neither Donald Trump's America First approach nor Mark Carney's value-based realism offers a lasting global framework, emphasizing Canada's need for strong U.S. ties amid shifting geopolitics.
Corcoran: Canada Will Join U.S. as Ally, Not State
Columnist Terence Corcoran analyzes PM Mark Carney's Davos speech, arguing Canada's middle-power strategy risks breaking with the U.S. despite shared democratic values and economic ties.
Greenland's Nuclear Defense Role & Trump's 'Golden Dome' Plan
Analysis of Greenland's geopolitical significance in North American defense, Trump's proposed 'Golden Dome' framework, and its implications for Canada-U.S. relations amid diplomatic tensions.
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Carney's Global Justice Talk Faces Domestic Criticism
Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech in Quebec City emphasized Canada's global leadership role, but critics question whether his lofty rhetoric addresses pressing domestic issues like crime and child welfare.
Trump's Constitutional Disregard Mirrors Public Apathy
Analysis reveals how President Trump's latest tariff threats during the Greenland Crisis abandoned constitutional legal justifications, reflecting broader public indifference to executive overreach.
Carney's Davos Speech Criticized for Ignoring Domestic Issues
Avi Benlolo critiques Mark Carney's World Economic Forum address, arguing he focuses on global rupture while neglecting rising antisemitism and violence in Canada.
Carney's Davos Speech: Eloquence vs. Foreign Policy
Prime Minister Mark Carney's polished Davos address faces scrutiny for echoing China's 'new world order' language, raising concerns about Canada's strategic direction amid global power shifts.
Carney Cabinet Meets in Quebec as Trump Disinvites Canada
Prime Minister Mark Carney's cabinet holds a second day of meetings in Quebec City, defending Canadian values after a Davos speech, as Trump withdraws an invitation to a peace board.
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First Nations Warn Members About U.S. Travel Amid ICE Actions
First Nations communities across Canada are advising members to exercise heightened caution when crossing into the United States, following recent enforcement actions by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Iran Protest Death Toll Hits 5,002 Amid Trump Warning
The death toll from Iran's protest crackdown has reached at least 5,002, while former U.S. President Trump claims an American 'armada' is approaching the region.
Trump Floats Fourth Term Idea, Defying Constitutional Limits
Former President Donald Trump reignited debate about serving beyond 2029 with a Truth Social post questioning a fourth term, despite constitutional prohibitions.
Saskatoon RCMP: 20,000 Calls in 2025, Crime Down
Saskatoon and Battlefords RCMP detail 2025 call volume, highlighting successful community engagement strategies and a notable reduction in local crime rates.
W5 Investigates Canadian Woman's Murder in Mexico
CTV's W5 investigates the mysterious death of Kiara Agnew, a 24-year-old Canadian killed in Mexico, amid questions of cartel involvement and a complex murder case.
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Military Applications Spike After Recruitment Target Misses
The Canadian Armed Forces reports a significant increase in applications, reversing a trend of missed recruitment goals. Experts analyze the shift amid ongoing national security discussions.
Ex-Regina Cop Charged with Breach of Trust to Be Sentenced
Robert Eric Semenchuck, a former Regina police officer, is scheduled to appear in court for sentencing after being charged with breach of trust. The case highlights accountability within law enforcement.
Carney, Poilievre Face Political Tests as Parliament Returns
Prime Minister Mark Carney and Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre confront pivotal challenges that could determine their political futures as Parliament reconvenes in Ottawa.
Trump's Greenland U-Turn: From Threats to Arctic Deal
President Trump's abrupt reversal on Greenland ownership demands reveals strategic retreat from untenable threats, with European allies welcoming de-escalation and new Arctic security framework.
Ottawa Police Text System Sparks Debate on Modern Policing
The Ottawa Police Service has launched a new text messaging platform for 911 updates, but critics question whether this decades-old technology represents meaningful progress in community policing.
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Trump Withdraws Canada Invitation After Carney Speech
Donald Trump revoked Canada's invitation to his proposed 'Board of Peace' following Prime Minister Mark Carney's Davos speech, sparking widespread criticism of pettiness and immaturity.
Trump Rages at Newsom Over Davos Comments
Former President Donald Trump launched a furious social media attack on California Governor Gavin Newsom, who responded with mockery after being barred from a US event at the World Economic Forum.
Trump's 'Peace is Destructive' Remark Sparks Mockery
Former President Donald Trump's verbal slip describing peace as 'destructive' during a press briefing has ignited widespread criticism and renewed debates about his cognitive sharpness.
Ford Faces Criticism in Toronto Sun Letters Over Carney
Toronto Sun readers criticize Doug Ford's break with Mark Carney on China policy, highlighting political tensions and firearm program concerns in January 2026 letters.
Trump Disinvites Canada from Board of Peace in Open Letter
Former U.S. President Donald Trump has formally withdrawn Canada's invitation to join the Board of Peace, citing Prime Minister Carney's recent World Economic Forum speech. The move escalates diplomatic tensions and highlights ongoing disputes over Greenl
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Man Killed in Burnaby Shooting, Burning Car Found
A man was fatally shot in Burnaby on Thursday afternoon, with police discovering a burning vehicle shortly after. IHIT is investigating potential connections between the incidents.
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