Greenland’s prime minister said the Arctic island’s population and its authorities need to start preparing for a possible military invasion, even as it remains an unlikely scenario, as Donald Trump continues to threaten taking over the territory. Read More

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said he’ll likely scrap plans to attend the World Economic Forum as he oversees the war-battered nation’s response to Russian air strikes that have left vast swathes of Kyiv without heat and water. Read More

If there was any doubt that U.S. President Donald Trump is operating outside all norms of law and common sense, he put it to rest this week with a letter to the prime minister of Norway. “Considering your Country decided not to give me the Nobel Peace Prize for having stopped 8 Wars PLUS, I no longer feel an obligation to think purely of Peace,” Trump wrote. “The World is not secure unless we have Complete and Total Control of Greenland.” Read More

U.S. President Donald Trump’s administration knows that Russia has no intention of taking control of Greenland, Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said. Read More

DAVOS, SWITZERLAND — Prime Minister Mark Carney delivered a striking speech at the World Economic Forum in which he exhorted countries to band together and speak out against bullies and "hegemons" but didn't call out any by name. Read More

Donald Trump has been blunt about his desire to acquire and control Greenland, but it seems Canada is still on the U.S. president’s wish list. Read More

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DAVOS, SWITZERLAND — In her 2017 track "Power", pop superstar Katy Perry warned to not "mistake my warmth for weakness." On Tuesday, she watched her beau Justin Trudeau argue that it's a mistake to underestimate soft power amid instability not seen in 80 years. Read More

Donald Trump's threat to impose fresh tariffs on his European allies unless Denmark agrees to sell Greenland is further proof that the world cannot afford to base policy on what the U.S. president may or may not do, and that efforts to negotiate with this White House are largely a waste of time. Read More

President Bill Clinton is a Democratic establishment figure now, but he rose in the 1980s as a kind of insurgent “new Democrat.” In 1990 he became, while governor of Arkansas, president of the Democratic Leadership Council, a group of partisans promoting a more centrist, less liberal approach, the Democrats having lost five of the previous six presidential elections. Clinton himself won in 1992, a new Democrat from a new generation, and began reshaping his party in his image. Read More

Prime Minister Mark Carney did not misspeak in Beijing. He chose his words carefully, and therein lies a severe problem. Read More

It's probably unfair, but as Mark Carney winds up his latest international sales trip, I can't shake the image of the prime minister as a modern day Willy Loman, lugging his battered suitcase from capital to capital, hawking Canada's canola crop and energy assets like they're a snazzy new set of brogues. Read More

OTTAWA — An internal email shows federal Indigenous Services Minister Mandy Gull-Masty told chiefs that funding for a legal principle ensuring First Nations children have access to government services should be for "emergencies" and that "abuses" had happened under the initiative.  Read More

European leaders take the stage on Tuesday ahead of Donald Trump at the gathering of global elites in Davos, as the U.S. president dangles tariff threats in a bid to pressure the EU over Greenland. Read More

As I sat there, cloaked in candlelight and the dizzying aroma of essential oils, soaking my worries away in a cavern-like space, I began to understand why AIRE Ancient Baths chooses to anchor each new luxury spa in a historic property.  Read More

Steve Bannon is in the ratings business these days, so he can say outrageous things with impunity. Read More

If the Liberal government in Ottawa is proud of its “Assault-Style Firearms Compensation Program”— the long-discussed gun buyback program — then it has a very odd way of showing it. Governments often dump news they’re not happy with late on a Friday, the Friday of a long weekend, if it's really bad, in hopes of attaining minimum media coverage. The Liberals went one better this time around and announced the buyback program’s official launch in Montreal on Saturday, and while Prime Minister Mark Carney was occupying most available reporters with his unabashed supplications to China and Qatar. Read More

China doesn’t hold the solution for Canada’s economic issues and isn’t a trustworthy partner, Taiwan’s top representative to Ottawa said following Prime Minister Mark Carney’s tariff deal with Xi Jinping. Read More

U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposed Board of Peace has got off to a rough start: questioned by Europe, criticized by Israel and celebrated by friends of the Kremlin. Read More

While a lot of people avoid making New Year resolutions, David Chilton embraces the challenge of change. Read More

President Trump insists America’s strategic security depends on bringing the icy island of Greenland under the American flag.There are a few problems with his plan. First, treaties with Denmark already allow a U.S. military presence in Greenland. Second, acquiring Greenland would burden the U.S. with political and economic obligations to a welfare-dependent basket case of a territory. Third, Greenlanders want to be American even less than they want to be Danish. And then there’s the stress placed by Trump’s latest tantrums on already frayed relationships with our allies.  Read More

OTTAWA — Ontario Premier Doug Ford continued to blast Canada's recent trade agreement with China on Monday, noting that he and Canadian automakers only learned of the deal a few hours before it was announced. Read More

Bloomberg News is reporting that Mark Carney is considering sending Canadian soldiers to Greenland, in the midst of U.S. President Donald Trump's continued pressure to acquire the island for U.S. interests. Read More

Patient medical records are being streamlined into a single digitized record system in Nova Scotia, preventing overlap and delays in what officials say could be a valuable model for other provinces to emulate. Read More