Jesse Jackson, one of the most prominent U.S. civil rights leaders of the 20th century who ran credible campaigns for the White House two decades before America elected its first Black president, has died. He was 84. Read More

Not many people can do what Jamil Jivani did — maybe not even the prime minister. In a whirlwind trip to Washington, D.C., the Conservative MP met Vice President JD Vance, the secretary of state, the U.S. trade representative, and even chatted with President Donald Trump. As he tells Brian, he saw his longtime friendship with Vance as helpful in ending the trade war devastating automaking jobs in his riding. You’d think everyone wants that, yet Liberals attacked and mocked him. Jivani discusses what he discovered on his trip, why he’s concerned the Liberal government doesn’t really have the auto sector’s back, and how they seem alarmingly blithe about an imminent CUSMA review that could make things here much, much worse. (Recorded February 13, 2026) Read More

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MILAN — Sidney Crosby was barely a teen — and in fact just a stick boy — when his path first crossed that of current Team Canada women's Olympic coach Troy Ryan, a personality he remembers well. Read More

MILAN — No hockey team wants to lose a top player, and especially not at the Olympics. Read More

MILAN - Heather Nedohin is a champion curler, and she is also a champion quote. She is coach of Team Rachel Homan at the Milan-Cortina Games, and over the weekend, someone asked for her reaction to seeing a member of the Canadian men’s team swear at an opponent. Read More

Paying the health-care premiums of refugee claimants will cost Canadians a record $1 billion this year, with some of the beneficiaries continuing to receive free health care despite their claims having already been rejected. Read More

The Canadian soldier’s cries are anguished, made all the more poignant by the fact he’s recording the sounds with his own Go-Pro camera. Read More

GAZA STRIP — For several hours on Thursday afternoon, I was embedded with the Israel Defence Forces, deep inside the Israeli controlled “yellow zone” of the Gaza Strip. The “yellow line,” which is marked with yellow flags, demarcates the Israeli- and Hamas-controlled areas under the terms of the ceasefire negotiated in October 2025. Read More

OTTAWA — After its highly criticized rollout of the Strong Borders Act last spring, the Carney government has gone back to the drawing board and is considering tabling a narrower bill proposing additional search powers for police and spy agencies, National Post has learned. Read More

Despite taking it on the chin over the weekend from the armchair critics world-wide, battered and bruised Team Jacobs is rolling right at the 2026 Winter Olympic Games. Read More

This may mark the end of a bumpy Olympics for Deanna Stellato-Dudek, but the 42-year-old may not be done just yet. Read More

MILAN - The U.S. women who have dominated this Olympic hockey tournament so far are a speedy, sublimely skilled, super-motivated team built to run over opponents. Read More

This month, Ottawa immediately slapped down a request from Alberta Premier Danielle Smith for her province to have more say over the appointment of Supreme Court justices. Read More

CORTINA D’AMPEZZO, Italy — They’re not where anyone expected them to be. But after six games, they're still in it.   Read More

Megan Oldham put a joyful twist, several in fact, on the motto that has guided her through ups, downs and injuries to the top of the Olympic podium. Read More

Sweden was game enough on Monday, but still overmatched. They actually carried the play for the mid portion of the second period but, after the Murphy goal, the Americans pumped in two more in the next two minutes and that was that. Read More

Canada’s eye-opening struggle to reach the top of the medal podium at the Milan-Cortina Games is the result of a funding shortfall that has choked off support for the country’s top amateur athletes, according to the chief executive of the Canadian Olympic Committee. Read More

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney appointed a veteran public servant as his government’s next chief trade negotiator with the U.S., putting her at the center of a review of the North American trade pact at a time of testy relations between the two countries. Read More

Robert Duvall, a prolific, Oscar-winning actor who shunned glitz and won praise as one of his generation's greatest and most versatile artists, has died at age 95. Read More

After crashing out during the men’s figure skating final at the 2026 Winter Olympics, Ilia Malinin now appears to be crashing out on social media — with many fans worried over his recent posts. Read More

Prime Minister Mark Carney couldn’t help but break into a huge smile after greeting the man who ended Canada’s so-called Olympic gold medal “curse.” Read More

The Ontario Camps Association is pushing back against a campaign targeting it, its executive director, employees and over a dozen Jewish camps throughout Canada for supporting Israel. Read More

The Kremlin said Monday that it "strongly rejected" an assessment by five European countries that Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny died from poisoning two years ago, as his supporters marked the anniversary of his death in prison. Read More