Australia's Prime Minister said Tuesday he was "devastated" by scenes of clashes at a Sydney rally against a visit by Israeli President Isaac Herzog, but defended the police's actions against protesters. Read More

President Donald Trump said he would start negotiations with Canada over a bridge project to connect Michigan and Ontario, threatening to block its opening until the U.S. was given adequate compensation and owned “half of this asset.” Read More

OTTAWA — Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has embraced the role of "good cop" in Canada's trade turmoil with the United States, but she's not exactly playing nice with neighbouring U.S. state Montana amidst a brewing electricity dispute.  Read More

MILAN — There was almost a fight off the opening face-off. Read More

LOS ANGELES -- Meta and Google-owned YouTube "engineered addiction" in children, a lawyer for the plaintiff said on Monday as a landmark trial on the effects of social media on minors began in earnest in a California court. Read More

MILAN — The sea of orange, all Dutch fans, present in the Milano Speed Skating Stadium already was pumped to see their country finally win a medal in speedskating, a sport it excels at. And their country’s big star, Jutta Leerdam, was just the one to do it. Read More

They weren’t kidding when they said that the Olympic hockey arena in Milan was going to have some issues. Read More

In a bid to repair broken trust in policing, an Ontario-wide integrity and corruption review of all of the province's police services is being launched after last week’s arrests of seven Toronto police officers accused of corruption linked to violent organized crime. Read More

Jeffrey Epstein's accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell refused on Monday to answer questions from a U.S. congressional committee, invoking her legal right against self-incrimination, lawmakers said. Read More

MILAN — Long after time had expired for an historic game in her adopted sporting country, Laura Fortino — the Italian-Canadian from Hamilton, Ont. — was locked in an embrace with teammate Marta Mazzocchi that seemingly wasn't going to end. Read More

Canadian figure skaters might not have made it to the podium in the team competition at the Milan-Cortina Games -- they finished in fifth -- but they made an impression and some even made a name for themselves on the international stage. Read More

The draconian 20 year imprisonment of Hong Kong dissident and newspaper-owner Jimmy Lai, effectively a death sentence, is a reminder that if we are going to get into bed with China we should be aware that we are soiled by association. Read More

The Epstein files are threatening to bring down not the U.S. president who was once his buddy but a prime minister who never met the disgraced financier and sex trafficker. Read More

MILAN — Short-track speedskater William Dandjinou isn't shy to admit he hopes to bring back five gold medals to Canada — and inspire an entire nation in the process. Read More

OTTAWA — A federal judge took the exceptional step of revoking a Canadian man's citizenship after it was discovered that he helped lead a Guatemalan military unit that committed unspeakable monstrosities and massacred a village of 200 in Guatemala over 40 years ago. Read More

Cuba is at risk of losing vital airline service as it prepares to run out of aviation fuel, while an allied nation cut off an important escape valve for migrants amid increasing pressure from the US aimed at toppling the regime in Havana. Read More

When it comes to reasons to ask for an extension on a homework assignment, this one ranks far better than the classic “my dog ate it.” Read More

Health Canada has issued a public advisory and recall notice after learning that some medications labelled as treatment for high blood pressure may in fact contain pills to treat low blood pressure. Taking the wrong medication can lead to serious side effects such as a dangerous increase in blood pressure, dizziness, fainting and organ damage. Read More

Not since Cold War tensions loomed over the Winter and Summer Games of 1980 and 1984 has U.S. politics been so centre stage at the Olympics. Read More

To see into the abyss, go on to X and search for the words “Epstein” and “Jews.” Read More

MILAN — For all the power Canada has at forward, for all the strength it has on the blue line, there's just no denying this men's hockey squad at the 2026 Milano-Cortina Olympics has a big questions in goal. Read More

Ontario residents were breathing in arctic air this weekend, according to the Weather Network, a unique weather phenomenon that came to an end on Monday. Read More

The Olympics have been handing out medals for more than a century but somehow still can’t get it right. Read More

It’s setting off alarm bells in the White House for good reason: Prime Minister Mark Carney’s new “strategic partnership” with Beijing is bigger than just the diversification and freeing up of trade in Canadian food exports and Chinese electric vehicles, as he claims. As Brian Lilley discusses with longtime China-watcher Sandra Watson Parcels, there are details of the pact that haven’t been widely covered. And it risks making Canada increasingly vulnerable to Beijing’s coercive power tactics, while putting us on the wrong side of the urgent effort necessary to preserve the western-backed global system from the threats of a rising revisionist power. There’s a case for trading with China, Watson Parcels says, but not on terms like this. (Recorded Feb. 2, 2026.) Read More