Portugal's Election Could Boost European Populists
Portugal's presidential election on January 18, 2026, may signal another significant gain for populist movements across Europe, reflecting a broader political shift.
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Trump Backs Letlow to Challenge Sen. Bill Cassidy
Former President Donald Trump has endorsed Rep. Julia Letlow to challenge Sen. Bill Cassidy in Louisiana's GOP primary, a major blow to the incumbent who voted to convict Trump after Jan. 6. Discover the political fallout.
Carney agrees to Trump's Gaza peace board
Prime Minister Mark Carney has agreed in principle to join a Gaza peace board proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump. Details of Canada's role are still being negotiated.
Trump's $1B Fee for Permanent Peace Board Seat
Donald Trump's administration is reportedly asking nations for a $1 billion contribution to secure a permanent spot on a proposed global Board of Peace, sparking concerns of a rival to the UN. Read the details.
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Yemeni Politicians Meet in Riyadh After Separatist Group Dissolved
Key Yemeni political figures held a meeting in Saudi Arabia's capital after the dissolution of a major southern separatist faction. Get the latest on this pivotal development for regional stability.
Drone strikes cut power to 200,000 homes in Ukraine
A local official reports that recent drone strikes have left over 200,000 homes without power in Russian-occupied Ukraine. Read the latest on the ongoing conflict.
CNN Poll: Americans Skeptical of Epstein Files Transparency
A new CNN poll reveals persistent public distrust, with most Americans believing the government is intentionally withholding Jeffrey Epstein case information a month after a key document deadline.
Sarnia police seize spiked baseball bat
Sarnia police have confiscated a dangerous, modified baseball bat fitted with metal spikes. Authorities are investigating the weapon's origin and intended use.
Quebec Deputy Premier Geneviève Guilbault to Leave Politics
Quebec's Deputy Premier and Transport Minister, Geneviève Guilbault, announces she will not seek re-election in 2026. Explore her political legacy and the future of the CAQ.
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Overnight Shooting in Vaughan Under Police Investigation
York Regional Police are investigating a shooting that occurred overnight in a residential area of Vaughan. No suspect information has been released. Stay informed on this developing story.
Two-Day Jury Deliberation Decides Fate in Essex Woman's Killing
A Welland jury has reached a verdict in the case of a Toronto man charged with the 2021 killing of 20-year-old Juliana Pannunzio in Fort Erie. Read the full details of the trial and outcome.
U.S. Army Prepares 1,500 Soldiers for Minnesota Deployment
The Pentagon has placed 1,500 active-duty soldiers on prepare-to-deploy orders to Minnesota amid escalating protests against ICE operations. President Trump threatens to invoke the Insurrection Act.
Carney 'concerned' about U.S. tariffs on Greenland
Prime Minister Mark Carney expresses concern about U.S. tariff actions on Greenland while on a trade mission in Qatar. Get the latest details on this diplomatic development.
Halifax officer shoots robbery suspect threatening with knife
A Halifax police officer shot a suspect who allegedly threatened officers with a knife during a robbery response on Quinpool Road. The incident is under investigation.
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RCMP Chief Focuses on Service as Alberta Considers Provincial Police
Alberta RCMP Deputy Commissioner Trevor Daroux reflects on his first year, prioritizing community safety despite the province's exploration of a new police service. Read the latest on the policing debate.
Vehicle Shot at in Vaughan Driveway, No Injuries
York Regional Police are investigating after a vehicle was shot at in a Vaughan residential driveway. No injuries were reported in the incident, which occurred on January 18, 2026.
Conservatives to keep pressing for tougher crime measures
Despite a recent pivot by the Liberal government, the Conservative opposition vows to continue advocating for stricter criminal justice measures. Get the latest on Canada's political battle over crime policy.
Windsor armed carjacker gets 5-year prison sentence
A Windsor man who attempted an armed carjacking with a loaded, modified assault rifle was seeking a police confrontation, a court heard. He was sentenced to five years in prison. Read the full story.
Iran's Protests: A Historic Shift Beyond Reform
A new wave of protests in Iran reveals a fundamental change: the collapse of belief in reforming the Islamic Republic. Analysis by Ali Siadatan explores the deep societal and cultural awakening driving the unrest.
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Iran's 2026 Uprising: A 1989 Crossroads
As Iran faces historic protests, analysts ask if 2026 will be its 1989 moment of liberation or repression. A look at the pivotal forces shaping the outcome.
Liberals' Praise for Legault Exit Sparks Debate
Federal Liberals' effusive praise for departing Quebec Premier François Legault has drawn criticism, highlighting tensions between his policies and Liberal values. Read the analysis.
Readers React: Trump's Greenland Threat, Liberal Gun Policy
National Post readers weigh in on Trump's threats to Greenland, Canada's foreign policy direction, and the Liberal firearms confiscation plan. Dive into the public discourse.
Letter Asks: Where is Support for Iran's Protesters?
A Barrie reader questions the silence of Western activists on Iran's uprising, contrasting it with vocal support for other causes. Published Jan 18, 2026.
Counterprotesters Overwhelm Far-Right Rally in Minneapolis
Hundreds of counterprotesters overwhelmed a small far-right demonstration in Minneapolis supporting Trump's immigration crackdown. The National Guard was mobilized as tensions remain high.
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Trump Wants $1B from Nations for Peace Board: Report
A new report alleges former U.S. President Donald Trump is asking nations to pay $1 billion to remain on his international peace board. Get the latest details on this developing story.
Hostage Crisis in Guatemalan Prisons, Dozens of Guards Held
Dozens of prison guards are being held hostage by inmates in three separate Guatemalan facilities. The developing crisis raises serious security concerns.
Stabbing in Downtown Toronto Apartment Sends Man to Hospital
A man was taken to hospital following a stabbing in a downtown Toronto apartment. Police have arrested another man in connection with the incident.
Edmonton residents call for international intervention in Iran
Edmonton residents gathered at the Alberta legislature on January 17, 2026, urging world leaders to intervene amid rising deaths in Iran. Read about the local protest and its message.
Bradford man arrested in Toronto west end assault case
Toronto Police have arrested a 39-year-old Bradford man in connection with a serious December assault. A separate downtown stabbing also led to an arrest. Get the latest details.
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B.C. CRT: Plumbing bills must be paid by hirer
The B.C. Civil Resolution Tribunal clarifies that the entity or person who hires a plumber is legally responsible for payment, a key ruling for contractors and clients. Learn more about this important decision.
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