Trump's Nobel Snub Leads to Greenland Threat, Conservatives Must Choose
Warren Kinsella analyzes Trump's alarming message to Norway, his threat to NATO, and the critical choice facing Canadian Conservatives. Read the full commentary.
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Trump's $1B Peace Board Membership Fee: Report
Reports indicate the Trump administration is asking nations for $1 billion to secure a permanent seat on a new 'Board of Peace,' with invitations extended to global leaders.
Trump ties Nobel Peace Prize snub to Greenland claims
Donald Trump connects his threats to control Greenland with not receiving the Nobel Peace Prize in a letter to Norway's PM. The EU prepares retaliatory tariffs. Read the full story.
‘60 Minutes’ airs delayed Trump deportations report
CBS's '60 Minutes' has broadcast a controversial report on Trump-era deportations that was pulled last month. The segment featured Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.
MLK Holiday Sees 'Reclaim' Rally Amid U.S. Political Climate
The current U.S. political climate is driving a 'reclaim' and rallying movement on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, as seen in a South Carolina march. Explore the details and significance.
Carney Attends World Economic Forum in Switzerland
Prime Minister Mark Carney is en route to the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, following engagements in Qatar. His participation comes amid key discussions on global economics and security.
Ex-Deputy Minister on Public Service Language Hiring Rules
A former federal deputy minister responds to a public servant's frustration over external hires lacking language skills, explaining the 'non-imperative' appointment policy and defending the value of outside perspectives. Read the full debate.
Mayor Frey: Federal Troop Threat to Minneapolis is 'Ridiculous'
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey condemns Pentagon's order of 1,500 active-duty soldiers for possible deployment, calling it an intimidation tactic. Read his full response and the political context.
Gun Control Advocates Warn of Flaw in Canada's Buyback Program
PolySeSouvient warns Canada's assault weapon buyback will fail if owners use compensation to buy new rifles. Advocates demand immediate sales ban.
Qatar orchestra plays Canadian hits for PM Carney meeting
During a strategic partnership meeting in Doha, Qatar's orchestra surprised PM Mark Carney with a playlist of iconic Canadian music, including Céline Dion and Bryan Adams. Discover the diplomatic details.
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.
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.
Federal Firearms Buyback Program Launches with March Deadline
The federal government has launched its firearms compensation program, setting aside $250 million. Gun owners have until the end of March to declare participation for a chance at payment.
Federal Firearm Buyback Program Opens Monday
Canada's federal firearm buyback program launches January 20, 2026. Gun owners have until March 31 to register prohibited firearms for compensation. Learn the key details.
Tillis Takes on White House, Avoids Confrontation with Trump
Republican Senator Thom Tillis confronts the White House on policy while carefully navigating his stance towards former President Donald Trump. Explore the political dynamics at play.
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.
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 accelerates naming legacy with Gold Card, executive orders
Former President Donald Trump isn't waiting for history to judge him. A new report details his current efforts to cement his legacy, including the Trump Gold Card and signing executive orders in 2025.
Trump: No Insurrection Act for Minnesota 'right now'
Former President Trump states there is currently no reason to use the Insurrection Act in Minnesota following protests over a fatal ICE shooting. Get the latest details.
National Firearm Buyback Program Details Announced Saturday
The Canadian government will unveil details of its national firearm buyback program in Montreal. The $700M+ initiative faces criticism from several provinces over its efficiency and cost.
Trump names loyalists to White House arts commission
Former President Trump appoints allies to a key arts panel reviewing White House ballroom construction. Get the latest on this political move and its implications.
MP Jivani Offers to Aid Carney on U.S. Ties
Conservative MP Jamil Jivani offers his unique White House connections to PM Mark Carney's government to navigate critical Canada-U.S. trade and tariff issues. Read more.
NYC Mayor's 'Collectivism' Speech Ignites Socialism Debate
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's inaugural address championing collectivism over individualism sparks analysis. Columnist Larry Elder critiques the vision, citing wisdom from Booker T. Washington and others on hard work and personal responsibility.
CBC's 'Social Cohesion' Mandate Sparks Propaganda Debate
A leaked federal briefing note outlines CBC's role in fostering social cohesion, raising questions about impartiality. Critics argue it crosses into propaganda. Get the full story.
No Update on Public Servant Layoff Transition Plan
Ottawa MP Mona Fortier provides no update on a promised transition plan for public servants facing layoffs, as job cut notifications are sent out. Treasury Board points to existing programs.
Cross-party effort aims to end stock trading by U.S. lawmakers
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators, including Republican Ashley Moody and Democrat Kirsten Gillibrand, is pushing to ban stock trading by members of Congress. This effort aims to restore public trust by eliminating potential conflicts of interest.
Macron laughs off eye condition during troop address
French President Emmanuel Macron addressed a visible eye issue while speaking to troops, calling it a temporary and minor condition. Get the details from his visit to the Istres air base.
Venezuelan Opposition Leader Gives Nobel Medal to Trump
Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado presented Donald Trump with her Nobel Peace Prize medal, a gesture the Nobel Committee says is non-transferable. Read the details and reaction.
White House Press Secretary's ICE Question Meltdown
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt faced intense criticism after attacking a journalist who questioned ICE's record. See the viral exchange and the fallout.
Tillis Becomes Vocal Trump Critic Ahead of Retirement
Retiring GOP Senator Thom Tillis is increasingly challenging the Trump administration, threatening nominees and policy, creating a unique dynamic in Washington. Discover his impact.
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