Extreme cold warnings are in effect across Saskatchewan this weekend.
Extreme cold warnings cover much of Saskatchewan, and officials report higher risks to heating systems, vehicles and pets during the cold snap.
2026/01/24
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Kitchener appoints two new arts leaders to help local artists and events
Carin Lowerison will manage the city's arts and entertainment venues and launch a ticketing platform called Kitchener Live, while Will Muir is Kitchener's new music officer focused on showcasing local musicians and festival opportunities.
2026/01/24
Chinese stocks present a growing case, with some caveats.
The article notes Chinese equities trade at roughly 40% lower valuations than U.S. peers and highlights rapid technological progress, while warning of political risks and a decade of weak market returns (about 2.8% annual for a Canadian China ETF).
2026/01/24
Shinzo Abe assassination intensified scrutiny of the Unification Church
Shinzo Abe's 2022 assassination focused attention on the Unification Church and led to political and legal scrutiny in Japan and South Korea.
2026/01/24
Carney in Davos delivered a clear warning about the changing world order.
Mark Carney told Davos attendees the old world order is ending and urged middle powers to coordinate; observers say follow-up steps are unclear after his less direct speech in Quebec City.
2026/01/24
Xbox makes 2021 game free for a limited time
ATOLL: The Game, a 2021 indie title from Tribunal Interactive, is free to download and keep from the Microsoft Store until February 20, and the promotion does not require Xbox Game Pass or another subscription.
2026/01/24
Manitoba NDP minister Gérard Lécuyer advanced francophone education rights.
Gérard Lécuyer, who died at age 88, was a Manitoba NDP minister and a discreet organizer who helped create the provincewide francophone school division (DSFM) and played a role in the Supreme Court Reference re Public Schools Act decision.
2026/01/24
Canada and Carney frame the end of the old order as a new beginning
At Davos, Prime Minister Carney said the post‑war 'rules‑based international order' has become a system of great‑power rivalry and urged middle powers to respond; commentators say the speech signals a shift in Canadian foreign policy while raising questions about how Canada will balance international commitments with domestic priorities.
2026/01/24
Carney Liberals return to House of Commons still short of a majority
The Carney Liberals return to the House two seats short of a majority after Chrystia Freeland's resignation, and the budget implementation act will be a confidence vote that could prompt an election.
2026/01/24
Canadienne cow's milk quality may help preserve the breed
Researchers at Université Laval are studying the milk quality of the Canadienne, a small Canadian heritage cow with about 800 animals left worldwide, and have begun experimental cheesemaking trials using its milk.
2026/01/24
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