On a broadcast segment, legal commentator Mike Davis said President Trump is offering Governor Tim Walz and Mayor Jacob Frey an "off‑ramp" amid a dispute over immigration enforcement and warned that escalation could prompt federal action such as invoking the Insurrection Act.
For the first time in over 60 years, Université de Sudbury will offer French-language science courses after agreeing to lease laboratory space and equipment from Collège Boréal.
Coastal First Nations in British Columbia maintain opposition to a proposed bitumen pipeline; scientists report 2025 was the third warmest year on record after 2024 and 2023.
Kamloops city council approved housing agreements for three rental developments in North Kamloops and Valleyview, advancing 358 new units and offering municipal tax exemptions tied to affordable and seniors' rental housing.
Mayors of Fort Frances and Rainy River say they have not received reports of local mistreatment by U.S. ICE agents and expressed concern after a Rainy River First Nation chief advised members to carry ID when crossing into Minnesota.
The federal government opened a declaration window for its national gun buyback program through March 31 and set a $248.6-million fund; an amnesty for possession is scheduled to end Oct. 30, 2026.
Social media posts by multiple Trump administration agencies used imagery and phrases critics say echo language popular with far-right groups during renewed immigration tensions in Minneapolis, and officials have defended the posts while critics and researchers raised concern.
EU and Mercosur leaders signed a free trade agreement in Paraguay on Saturday after 25 years of negotiations; the pact now needs consent from the European Parliament and ratification by Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay.
The article argues Canadians should be allowed to vote on an agreement Mark Carney announced with China and reports Carney's comments in Beijing about a new "strategic partnership."
CBC's Make the Season Kind campaign raised $8.3 million for local food banks across Canada last December, a more than 5% increase over 2024, and the broadcaster says the initiative has helped raise $73 million since 2012.
