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The United States and Israel have launched "major combat operations" in Iran. US President Donald Trump announced the military mission in a video posted on social media. Canada urges citizens in the middle east to shelter in place and follow instructiomns of local authorities. Regime change is what many in Iran have been calling for, but the the path forwards is froughy with peril.

Prime Minister Mark Carney hoping for a Canada-India relationship reset on his first visit to the country. China suspends major agriculture tariffs but leaves canola seeds in limbo. Pakistan bombs Afghanistan's capital, Kabul, as conflict between the neighbours escalates. U.S. and Canada issue urgent "leave now" orders as Iran strike threat looms. Two weeks after tragedy, students in Tumbler Ridge returning to class. Marketplace tests show sunscreens don't always provide the protection they claim to offer. Tyler McGregor and Natalie Wilkie named Canada's Paralympic Games Opening Ceremony Flag Bearers. Father and son duo repeat as champions of grueling Cain's Quest.

Hillary Clinton testifies under oath today in Chappaqua, New York, as House Oversight investigators search for names linked to the Jeffrey Epstein network. Mohawks in Akwesasne are worried ICE agents are on the doorstep of their eastern Ontario First Nation. Iran and United States meet in Geneva today for a third round of talks mediated by Oman. Some Canadians skeptical of newly-thawed relationship with India, as Prime Minister Mark Carney embarks on trade trip. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says US government personnel were not involved in speedboat shooting off coast of Cuba. Oil-rich Alberta poised to post another deficit when provincial budget is tabled today. Nearly a quarter of Canadian long-term care residents are being given anti-psychotic medication without a psychological diagnosis.

US President Donald Trump breaks record for longest State of the Union, speaking for more than 1 hour and 41 minutes. Trump leans on diplomacy in State of the Union but warns the window for an Iran nuclear deal is closing. Canada's AI Minister says OpenAI failed to provide concrete safety proposals following the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting. New passport rules take effect today for dual Canadian British citizens travelling to the United Kingdom. Canada fast-tracks $8 million in emergency aid to Cuba amid a deepening food and energy crisis. St. John's has killed 11,000 gulls to protect aircraft, but critics say diverting food waste is the real fix.

US President Donald Trump's new 10% global tariffs kick in today as he prepared for State of the Union address. Trump still threatening airstrikes ahead of talks aimed at curbing Iran's nuclear program later this week. Hundreds of thousands of US customers still without power after record-breaking bomb cyclone hits several northeast states. Canadian airlines to resume flights to Mexico following widespread weekend violence. AI minister Evan Solomon demands answers from OpenAI executives over deadly Tumbler Ridge shooting. NDP's lone Quebec MP Alexandre Boulerice says he's considering jump to provincial politics and Québec Solidaire. Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney announces new sanctions on Russia and $2 Billion in new support for Ukraine as it marks 4 years since Russia's full-scale invasion.

Mexican president Claudia Sheinbaum says order has been restored after Sunday's drug cartel violence. Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy tells Le Téléjournal there will be no peace without dialogue. International aid workers, including some from Doctors Without Borders, will be expelled from Gaza by end of week. Millions of people across the US are in the path of a powerful winter bomb cyclone. US President Donald Trump's push against offshore wind power could benefit Canada. Mark Carney's government launches a national conversation about the physical and mental health of men and boys. Program in Newfoundland and Labrador aims to help people who need safe drug supplies.

Team Canada settles for silver after 2-1 overtime loss to U-S in Olympic men's hockey final. Olympic officials call for urgent funding boost as Canada's "pay-to-play" model hits a breaking point. Secret Service kills armed Mar-a-Lago intruder who was recently reported missing from North Carolina. Pakistan launches deadly retaliatory airstrikes in Afghanistan as Taliban warns of a "calculated response." Russia launches massive aerial barrage as Slovakia issues power ultimatum to Ukraine. TSA PreCheck is back online despite the ongoing shutdown.

The U.S. Supreme Court strikes down President Trump's global tariffs in a major blow to his trade agenda.Alberta premier Danielle Smith announces October referendum on immigration and constitutional questions.Connor McDavid takes the captaincy as Canada faces Finland in the Olympic semifinals without Sidney Crosby.Second New Brunswick youth put on peace bond for alleged activity with 764 terrorist group. Former Vizsla Silver Corp workers in Mexico say their security concerns were ignored prior to killings and kidnappings.British police continue to search home of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor as former prince remains under investigation.Grey's Anatomy star Eric Dane dies at 53 after a courageous battle with ALS.Donald Trump orders the release of federal "alien files" while accusing Barack Obama of leaking classified secrets.

The U.S. Supreme Court strikes down President Trump's global tariffs in a major blow to his trade agenda. Alberta premier Danielle Smith announces October referendum on immigration and constitutional questions. Connor McDavid takes the captaincy as Canada faces Finland in the Olympic semifinals without Sidney Crosby. Second New Brunswick youth put on peace bond for alleged activity with 764 terrorist group. Former Vizsla Silver Corp workers in Mexico say their security concerns were ignored prior to killings and kidnappings. British police continue to search home of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor as former prince remains under investigation. Grey's Anatomy star Eric Dane dies at 53 after a courageous battle with ALS. Donald Trump orders the release of federal "alien files" while accusing Barack Obama of leaking classified secrets.

Former prince Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor arrested on suspicion of leaking government documents to Jeffrey Epstein. UN fact-finding mission says what happened in the Sudanese city of el-Fasher bears the hallmarks of genocide. US President Donald Trump convenes inaugural Board of Peace in Washington to oversee Gaza's reconstruction and security. A snowmobiler is dead after being fully buried in an avalanche near Fernie, B.C. Employers who break rules for Canada's temporary foreign work program are facing much bigger financial penalties. Rising global temperatures are threatening the coffee bean crop and its farmers.

BREAKING NEWS: Prime Minister Mark Carney says Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux is crossing the floor of the House of Commons to sit as a Liberal. Meta head Mark Zuckerberg to testify at California trial about social media addiction. Comedian Stephen Colbert accuses CBS of pulling political interview, fearing retaliation from FCC. Palestinians in Gaza begin Ramadan under shaky ceasefire. Defence companies in Newfoundland and Labrador are poised to cash in on Ottawa's planned investment in the defence sector.

Prime Minister Mark Carney to publicly release his $6.36 billion "Buy Canadian" plan for supplying the military and growing Canada's domestic defence industry. Iranian state TV says latest round of nuclear talks with the U.S. ended after almost 3 hours. British Columbia's NDP government to present a budget a week after mass shooting at Tumbler Ridge. Southern Ontario bracing for spring temperatures, rain, and potentially heavy flooding. 2026 Olympic Games: Defending speed skating champs eye Canada's 3rd gold medal. US civil rights leader Jesse Jackson dies aged 84.

CBC News investigation reveals alleged Canadian drug kingpin Ryan Wedding was betrayed by his own right-hand man. Prime Minister Mark Carney names former diplomat Janice Charette as next Chief Trade Negotiator to the United States. US crime reports shows violent crime fell dramatically last year, but President Donald Trump may not be able to take credit. US television host Savannah Guthrie issues another appeal for help finding her missing mother. Dance may have the power to slow the progression of Parkinson's disease, the world's fastest-growing neurological disorder. Former US President Barack Obama clarifies remarks on podcast, reassures public he has seen no evidence of aliens making contact with Earth. Canada's Courtney Sarault wins silver in short-track speedskating women's 1,000 metres at Olympic Winter Games. Canadian figure skating pair Lia Pereira and Trennt Michaud in medal contention at the Olympic Winter Games.

Mikaël Kingsbury makes history in Italy — capturing Canada's first gold medal of the 2026 Games.Canada launches its largest-ever trade mission to Mexico to hedge against U.S. trade uncertainty.U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio visits Bratislava and Budapest to bolster ties with Donald Trump's key European allies.Gunmen on motorbikes kill dozens in a raid on northwest Nigerian villages.A White Rock curling club launches an adaptive program to get residents with mobility challenges back on the ice.Rio de Janeiro's Carnival goes to the dogs as pet owners parade in costume to protest animal cruelty.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and other political leaders joined hundreds of mourners in Tumbler Ridge last night to honor the eight victims of Tuesday's mass shooting.As Tumbler Ridge begins the long process of healing, Members of Parliament share personal messages of support — including one survivor of the 1989 École Polytechnique massacre.An estimated 200,000 protesters have flooded the streets of Munich for the largest-ever Iranian opposition rally in Europe, calling for an end to the Islamic Republic.Portugal and Spain face a four-billion-euro cleanup as a series of deadly storms gives way to clear skies and a massive national recovery effort.Canada's top pension funds remain heavily invested in the U.S. despite an ongoing trade war and "Buy Canadian" calls.Rising costs for gold and cocoa are squeezing Valentine's Day budgets, forcing many Canadians to trade jewelry for more affordable gifts.

Prime Minister Mark Carney and federal opposition leaders travel to Tumbler Ridge for a community vigil. RCMP identify victims killed in Tumbler Ridge, BC mass shooting. BNP scored landslide victory in Bangladesh election. Global leaders gather for the Munich Security Conference amid warnings of "wrecking ball" politics. Canada's military police watchdog says the handling of a sexual assault investigation, where the suspect took his own life, was flawed. EV sales have fizzled. Could what's on offer at The Toronto Auto Show re-spark the market?

White House border czar Tom Homan announces end to immigration crackdown in Minnesota. Prime Minister Mark Carney to visit Tumbler Ridge, BC where 9 people, including the shooter, were killed on Tuesday. Voters in Bangladesh head to the polls today for the country's first free and fair election in nearly twenty years. State TV declares Barbados Prime ‌Minister ​Mia Mottley has won her ​third election, ​sweeping all ⁠30 seats. Quebec selling US alcohol at a discount to prevent stock from spoiling, after it was taken off shelves in response to new US tariffs. Olympic Winter Games: Canadians Éliot Grondin and Mikael Kingsbury win silver medals.

Ten people dead, including suspected shooter, after school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, BC. Prime Minister Mark Carney suspends planned trip to Germany, orders flags to be lowered to half mast. King Charles offers condolences. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and U.S. President Donald Trump meeting in Washington to discuss efforts to restart Iranian nuclear talks. US Federal Aviation Administration says temporarily closes El Paso International Airport, saying Mexican drones breached the airspace. One person detained for questioning, then released, in the disappearance of Nancy Guthrie. Canada's first-ever Inuit-led university will open in Arviat, Nunavut.

Mark Carney's government has discreetly begun buying key components for 14 more US-made F-35 fighter jets. US President Donald Trump threatens to block opening of new Gordie Howe Bridge between Windsor and Detroit. Ottawa commits $84M to install more than 8,000 EV chargers. Transparency International says 50 countries, including US and UK have dropped down the scale on its global index of corruption. Captian of the Canadian women's Olympic hockey time Marie-Philip Poulin will not paly in today's game against the United States. Canada wins first silver medal of the Olympic Winter Games in Short track Mixed Team Relay speedskating.

Ghislaine Maxwell declines to answer questions from US House Committee on her dealings with Jeffrey Epstein. Hong Kong court sentences pro-democracy media tycoon Jimmy Lai to 20 years in prison. Canada's Megan Oldham wins bronze in Freestyle skiing, Women's slopestyle at Olympic Winter Games. Stavely, Alberta holds tribute hockey game to honour 3 junior hockey players killed in recent vehicle collision. Munich Security Conference report says the world has entered an era of uncertainty. Data obtained by CBC shows more than 600 RCMP have faced disciplinary charges linked to gender-based violence over past decade. Ahead of tax season, CRA scrambles to hire staff and reduce backlog of taxpayers disputing errors. Bad Bunny celebrates Puerto Rico at Superbowl Halftime show, US President Donald Trump calls it "an affront to the Greatness of America."

Sidney Crosby officially named captain as star-studded Team Canada touches down in Milan. Lindsey Vonn in stable condition after being airlifted from harrowing Olympic crash. Underdog contenders face off in Silicon Valley for a politically charged Super Bowl LX. Keir Starmer's chief of staff resigns over "wrong" decision to appoint Peter Mandelson as U.S. envoy. Guthrie family offers to pay ransom as search for kidnapped mother reaches critical deadline. Japan's ruling coalition headed for a "super-majority" landslide after voters brave record snow. Portugal votes in a historic presidential runoff as moderates attempt to block a far-right surge. Newfoundland government axes proposed south coast marine park to protect fishing industry. Toronto's Eglinton LRT finally opens to passengers after 15 years of delays.

Speed skater Valérie Maltais wins Canada's first medal of the Winter Games with bronze in the 3000-metre. Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand opens a new consulate in Greenland to bolster Arctic security and trade. Legal fallout mounts from Project South corruption arrests as lawyers brace for a wave of appeals and Peel police suspend three more officers. UK: Gordon Brown regrets Mandelson appointment as Epstein ties trigger police searches and calls for Starmer to resign. Zelenskyy confirms June deadline for peace deal as Trump administration moves to host trilateral talks in Miami. Islamic State claims responsibility for a suicide bombing at an Islamabad mosque that killed at least 32 people Japan's ruling party pushes stricter immigration controls as foreign worker numbers hit record highs on the eve of a snap election. Federal government launches multi-billion dollar auto strategy with renewed rebates to jumpstart lagging electric vehicle sales.

The Milano-Cortina Winter Games are finally on starting with the opening ceremony. Large delegation of Canadian Inuit in Nuuk, Greenland for opening of new Canadian consulate. High-stakes talks between the U.S. and Iran wrap up in Oman. Pakistan: A suicide blast at a mosque near Islamabad has left at least 31 people dead. Statistics Canada reports the economy shed 25,000 jobs in January — the unemployment rate is at 6.5 per cent. A new federal law would turn Ottawa into a major developer with the power to buy land — though critics say the building plan lacks clear targets. Three Nova Scotia youths face sexual assault charges following alleged hockey hazing incidents — as police warn there may be more victims. Mariah Carey is trading her own hits for a special tribute to the host nation.

A major organized-crime investigation has led to charges against dozens of people — including Toronto police officers. Prime Minister Mark Carney is unveiling a plan to sharply expand Canada's electric-vehicle market. Former prime minister Stephen Harper says Canada must urgently reduce its dependence on the US. In an exclusive interview with NBC, US President Donald Trump talked about his immigration policy and negotiations with Iran. Britain's prime minister is under fire over his appointment of Peter Mandelson, amid renewed scrutiny of Mandelson's ties to Jeffrey Epstein The Ottawa Mission celebrates skills training program aimed at preventing homelessness. Canadian snowboarder Mark McMorris is recovering in the Olympic Village after a training crash; his status for tonight's big air qualifiers remains a game-time decision.

Controversy over US ICE agents continue at 2026 Milano-Cortina Olympic Games. A former British cabinet minister with ties to Jeffrey Epstein is under criminal investigation for allegedly leaking secret government documents to the convicted sex offender. 4-year-old Penny the Doberman Pinscher, co-owned by a Canadian, wins best in show at Westminster Dog Show. We're learning more about the crash that killed three junior hockey players in Alberta this week. The US government is pulling 700 ICE agents out of Minnesota. More information coming to light about the disppearance of two Nova Scotia children nine months ago. The parents of a Canadian teen who died in Australia last month have arrived in Brisbane. In New Brunswick, fishers say their livlihood is in peril due to the rotting whaves that are owned by the federal government.

Grief and shock are rippling through Canada's hockey community after three junior players killed in a crash heading to practice in Alberta. The sexual assault trial of Canadian auto parts magnate Frank Stronach has been delayed after his lawyers asked for more time to prepare. Bank of Montreal fined $4-million for over-charging customers on monthly fees for discounted plans. US and India strike trade deal, but details are sparse. First Baptist Church in Toronto, one of the first places of worship for slaves who made their way north to freedom, celebrates 200 years. The launch of the Artemis spacecraft, with one Canadian astronaut on board, has been delayed a month until March In Australia, a family of four were rescued after a 13-year-old boy swam four kilometres and ran for another two to get help.

CBC News gets exclusive visit to the US airbase in Arizona, where Canadian pilots will soon learn how to fly the F-35. Russia confirms next round of trilateral talks with US and Ukraine to take place Wednesday and Thursday. Some police officers in Ontario say they are being unfairly penalized by traffic technology. New research suggests that more young Canadians are being diagnosed with psychotic disorders. US President Donald Trump says he will close Kennedy Centre for 2 years for renovations. Canadian Justin Gray becomes first Canadian to win Grammy for Best Immersive Audio Album.

Gaza's Rafah crossing reopens today in a high-stakes test for the region's fragile ceasefire. Israel bars Médecins Sans Frontières from Gaza after the charity refuses to disclose staff lists, citing safety concerns. Ayatollah Khamenei warns of "regional war" as President Trump claims nuclear talks are underway amid a massive U.S. military buildup. Five years after Myanmar's coup, Aung San Suu Kyi remains in secret detention following military-run elections. Pierre Poilievre secures a strong leadership mandate in Calgary as strategists warn the party must link Trump's trade threats to Canada's affordability crisis. Ottawa is cutting 840 climate and environment jobs, sparking warnings that critical research on toxins and wildlife will be lost. Auditions open for the 10th season of The Great Canadian Baking Show as the nation's pandemic-born obsession with baking continues to surge.

Conservative Party of Canada votes 87.4% for Pierre Poilievre to remain as leader of the party. An amnesty bill announced in Venezuela could see hundreds of political prisoners set free. Iran's president is accusing the U.S., Israel and Europe of stoking unrest, as tensions rise and Washington says all options remain on the table. Separatists in Pakistan say they killed 21 people in coordinated attacks in the restive province of Balochistan. Canada's Governor General Mary Simon is travelling to Norway for the Arctic Frontiers Conference, highlighting Canada's Arctic cooperation and Indigenous partnerships. Australia is sweltering through a severe heatwave, with temperatures nearing 50 degrees in some regions. Extreme cold to grip much of Ontario through the weekend.

Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre faces a critical leadership review today. Ontario's PC party faces criticism for barring media from weekend policy convention. Canada's industry minister and the Bloc Québécois leader are pushing back against Donald Trump's threat targeting Bombardier. Journalist Don Lemon has been arrested in connection with an anti-immigration protest at a Minnesota church. A New York judge has barred federal prosecutors from seeking the death penalty against Luigi Mangione. Halifax RCMP change gun inventory protocol after losing track of their weapons. A Canadian crypto fugitive accused of stealing tens of millions has resurfaced — contacting The Fifth Estate while evading police worldwide.

US President Donald Trump's border czar Tom Homan vows to stay in Minneapolis, despite calls to end immigration operation. The Assembly of First Nations cautions Indigenous travellers about entering the US, despite treaty rights. Two men killed in a shooting on a remote Cree Nation of Mistissini in Quebec; community in lockdown. UK prime minister Keir Starmer in Beijing to improve trade relationship with China. Economic trade issues expected to dominate discussion as Canada's Premiers meet with Prime Minister Mark Carney today. A Marketplace probe finds some “Canadian” products are actually made in the U.S.

Freestyle skiers Marielle Thompson and Mikaël Kingsbury are Team Canada's flag bearers for the 2026 Milano-Cortina Olympic Games. Economists expect latest Bank of Canada interest rate to hold at 2.25%. Minnesota Democratic congresswoman Ilhan Omar attacked during town hall, as tensions over ICE operations remain high. Ecuador's Foreign Ministry says ICE agents tried to enter the country's consulate in Minneapolis. A lot of talk about Canadian Unity but some divided meetings with Prime Minister Mark Carney as the country's Premiers gather in Ottawa. Police say it will be harder to solve cold cases after Ancestry.com bans law enforcement from using its services without a court order. 55th Annual JUNO Awards add new category: Latin Music Recording of the Year.

Minnesota's chief judge orders the head of ICE to appear in court on Friday, as tension between Minneapolis and the Trump administration escalate over the shooting death of Alex Pretti. The United States is increasing its military presence in the Middle East, as pressure mounts on Iran's government over its treatment of protesters. Foreign journalists still not allowed into Gaza, Committee to Protect Journalist says more than 200 Palestinian reporters have been killed since October 7th, 2023. Historic trade agreement struck between India and European Union. Prime Minister Mark Carney says he did not walk back his Davos remarks on the phone last night with US President Donald Trump. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre to lay out his vision for the future during opposition day in the House of Commons.

Prime Minister Mark Carney announces GST credit top-up for lower-income Canadians, as Parliament returns from winter break. In Minneapolis, demonstrators continue to demand an end to federal immigration operations. Two federal court judges will hear arguments today about ICE operations in Minneapolis, days after Alex Pretti was shot and killed by officers. Houthis in Yemen threaten new attacks on ships in Red Sea, as USS Abraham Lincoln sails in Middle East. Radon gas may be giving more Canadians lung cancer; Scientists are racing to save lives. Police warn people to take precautions when using gay dating apps, following two high-profile killings in British Columbia. B.C. man who uses wheelchair says he is shut out of accessible seating as venues — including Vancouver's Rogers Arena — fail to stop abuse of honour system

Most of Canada remains under extreme cold warnings today.Those storms are now causing widespread flight disruptions across Canada and the United States.Vigil held in Minneapolis for Alex Pretti who was killed by US immigrations agents.U.S. governors are weighing in as tensions grow between Minnesota Governor Tim Walz and the White House over federal enforcement.New Netflix hockey series bears close resemblance to the deadly Humboldt Broncos bush crash.Myanmar holds third and final phase of its contentious election.U.S. climber Alex Honnold has scaled a 101-storey skyscraper in Taipei without ropes or a safety net.

Around 1.2 million Ukrainians are without power after Russia launched large overnight strikes.A massive blast of Arctic air is spreading across parts of Canada.Tens of millions of Americans are bracing for a massive winter storm sweeping across the United States.Human remains found at site of New Zealand landslide.US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent suggests Alberta should join the US.An entrepreneur in Newfoundland is using fun and games to teach high school students financial literacy skills.

CBC's new weekly podcast, Two Blocks from the White House, takes a clear-eyed look at what's happening in the U.S. right now and what it means for Canadians. This week Washington correspondents Paul Hunter, Katie Simpson and Willy Lowry digest Prime Minister Mark Carney's striking remarks at the World Economic Forum, talk about the President's latest moves on Greenland, and explore what this moment could reveal about where Canada-U.S. relations are headed. Find and follow Two Blocks from the White House wherever you get your podcasts, or here: https://link.mgln.ai/2BFTWHxWR

BREAKING: US media reports Canadian fugitive Ryan Wedding is in custody, RCMP Commissioner Mike Duheme and FBI Director Kash Patel about to speak to reporters in Los Angeles.Polar vortex to grip much of Canada and United States, some regions expect to hit historic low temperatures. People in Minneapolis hold general strike against ICE and Trump administration's anti-immigration tactics. Iran's top prosecutor rejects Donald Trump's claim he stopped the execution of hundreds of detainees during Iranian protestsUS President Donald Trump disinvites Prime Minster Mark Carney from Board of Peace. Australian authorities say a young Canadian woman found dead on a beach this week was likely not killed by dingoes.US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent weighs in on Alberta's independence movement. Toronto police are turning to AI technology to address long wait times for non-emergency calls.

US President Trump unveils ‘Board of Peace' in Davos. NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte says allies will have to step up arctic security as part of a proposed framework with the United States over Greenland. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy slams Europe for inaction at World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Liberal cabinet meet in Quebec City to prepare government's agenda before MPs return to parliament next week. Family of Dave Sawatzky, held in Venezuela since 2013 on drug trafficking charges, hopes he will be freed from prison soon. ‘Sinners' makes history, setting Oscars nomination record.

US President Donald Trump tells world leaders in Davos, every NATO ally has an obligation to defend its territory, and Greenland is sitting in a strategic location, undefended. European Parliament suspends work on the E-U's trade deal with the United States in protest of Trump's threats to Greenland and allies. Cuban Canadians ask what's next for their homeland, after Trump promises to block all money and oil that was coming from Venezuela. Trump's Board of Peace: Sweden says it's out. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says he's in. One person killed in Barcelona-area train crash, the second deadly train crash in Spain this week. Tetsuya Yamagame sentenced to life in prison for killing former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in 2022. Lisa Banfield, spouse of Canada's worst mass shooter, details years of domestic abuse in new memoir.

Prime Minister Mark Carney tells world leaders in Davos, Switzerland, middle powers like Canada must take a stand against hegemony. Manitoba premier Wab Kinew says Churchill is Canada's "only hope" if US President Donald Trump acquires Greenland. Carney government says deal to reduce tariffs on thousands of Chinese electric vehicles will not threaten national security. New study suggests 3 species of Antarctic penguin are shifting breeding seasons in record speed. Researchers find DDT in fish in Yukon, 40 years after the pesticide was banned in Canada.

Britain's Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, calls for calm discussion of US President Donald Trump's threats to take over Greenland. How far is Prime Minister Mark Carney willing to go to support Greenland against Trump's threats? At least 39 people killed, dozens more injured, in high-spread train collision in southern Spain. 19-year-old Canadian woman found dead on beach, reportedly surrouned by dingoes, in Queensland, Australia. Statistics Canada says inflation was up 2.4% on a year-over-year basis in December. Prince Harry and other celebrities back in London's High Court for privacy case against Daily Mail newspaper. Population of China drops to 1.4 billion people for the 4th year in a row. California Govenor Gavin Newsom announces free entry to all California parks on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. People with service dogs say they are still being refused rides from Uber drivers.

Prime Minister Mark Carney holds talks with top leaders in Qatar today as he pursues more trade opportunities.The European Union holds emergency talks today in response to Donald Trump's threat to impose tariffs unless Greenland becomes part of the United States. Two dead in massive overnight Russian attack on Ukraine.The independent group set up to advise the federal government on climate policy has concerns about its own relevance.BC considers a longer black bear hunting season.And a pack of barking bellowing sealions takes up residence in West Vancouver --- much to the chagrin of some homeowners.

NASA's Artemis Two rocket moves to the launchpad today ahead of next month's mission to circle the moon -- with a Canadian astronaut on board.Election results show Uganda's president, who has ruled since 1986, has taken more than two thirds of the vote. But the opposition leader is calling fraud.Canada's prime minister arrives in Doha as he pushes for more international trade deals.Mark Carney is named to Donald Trump's Gaza Board of Peace.Donald Trump threatens to slap tariffs of up to 25% on Denmark and other European nations unless they agree that Greenland becomes part of the US. A new survey says six out of ten nurses have exerienced violence in the workplace.

There's a new CBC podcast we think World Report listeners will enjoy. Two Blocks from the White House looks at what's happening in the U.S. right now and examines how it stands to impact Canadians. In the first episode, CBC's Katie Simpson, Paul Hunter, and Willy Lowry dig into the United States' increasingly aggressive global posture. Has President Donald Trump's promise of “America First” evolved into something closer to American imperialism? And what are the consequences for Canada?For more unscripted, sharp analysis from journalists with a foot in both countries and a press pass to the White House, find and follow Two Blocks from the White House wherever you get your podcasts, or here: https://link.mgln.ai/2BFTWHxWR

Prime Minister Mark Carney reaches tariff-quota deal with China on electric vehicles, canola. EV deal with China bad for Canada says Brian Kingston, head of Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers' Association. RCMP faces class action lawsuit over past hiring process requiring invasive breast and genital exams. The Chinese language newspaper, Ming Pao, ends its Canadian editions today. Matthew McConaughey becomes the first known actor to trademark his image and his voice to avoid being manipulated by artificial intelligence.

Canada and China sign multiple MOUs, economic and trade cooperation roadmap, during Prime Minister Mark Carney's visit to Beijing. ICE agent in Minneapolis shoots Venezuelan man in leg during arrest at protest. Iran says 26-year-old protester Erfan Soltani will not be sentenced to death. Nobel Peace ‍Prize winner Maria Corina Machado meets US President Donald Trump for the first time.Yoweri Museveni seeks unprecedented 7th term in today's Uganda presidential election. Ontario school boards hold thousands of pieces of publicly-owned art, but board in London won't share information about its collection.

Quebec Premier Francois Legault expected to resign, ahead of provincial election in October. Foreign Ministers of Greenland and Denmark are meeting with US Vice President JD Vance in Washington as administration threatens to take over Danish territory. Organizers of the Arctic Winter Games say competition will go on despite tensions in the circumpolar region. Swedish firm Saab wants Canada to buy 72 Gripen fighter jets and 6 GlobalEyes surveillance aircraft to fulfill promise of 12,600 jobs. NGO Human Rights Activists in Iran documents dozens of cases of forced confessions, accuses the regime sentencing protesters to death at "show trials." At least 29 people dead after a construction crane crashed onto a moving passenger train in Thailand. Climate monitoring groups say 2025 was the third hottest year on record, despite cooling influence of La Niña phenomenon.

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe will be joying Prime Minister Mark Carney on trip to Beijing to discuss trade and security. Carney to discuss major projects with coastal First Nation leaders in Prince Rupert en route to China. US President Donald Trump encourages Iranians to keep protesting, says "help is on its way." Prosecutors in South Korea are seeking the death penalty for former President Yoon Suk Yeol. Ukraine says four people killed, infrastructure damaged during Russian strikes on Kharkiv. CBC News investigation reveals Edmonton has one of the most dangerous transit lines in Canada. BBC asks a Florida court to dismiss a defamation lawsuit filed by US President Donald Trump. Massive earthquake on the Alaska-Yukon border helping geologists confirm presence of hidden fault line under glaciers.

US President Donald Trump mulls options in Iran, including restoring internet service and "serious" military action. International Court of Justice kicks off 3-weeks of hearings into whether Myanmar committed genocide against Rohingya Muslims. BC Premier David Eby on 6-day trade mission to India to find new markets for British Columbia's softwood lumber, natural gas, and critical minerals. Members of the Canadian Arms Forces begin helping Pimicikamak Cree Nation with recovery operation, after days-long power outage. Chair of US Federal Reserve says he is being threatened with criminal indictment by US President Donald Trump because of his stance on interest rates. Canadians behind 'K Pop Demon Hunters' and 'The Studio' win big at the 83rd annual Golden Globes.

As anti-government protests in Tehran escalate with symbolic acts of defiance like pot-banging, the Iranian parliament is threatening to strike U.S. and Israeli bases if Washington intervenes militarily. Kurdish fighters have completed their withdrawal from Aleppo under an internationally mediated deal, ending a decade of control and a week of deadly clashes with Syrian government forces. Myanmar is holding the second phase of a controversial three-part election widely condemned as a sham designed to formalize the military's power five years after its 2021 coup. China's gold capital, Zhaoyuan, is pivoting to "gold culture" tourism to diversify its economy as record-high prices drive away traditional buyers. Hollywood's best gather tonight as the 83rd Golden Globes honour top movies and TV. Grateful Dead co-founder and rock legend Bob Weir has died at 78 following a battle with cancer, ending a six-decade career that defined the San Francisco sound.