Health Minister Josie Osborne announced the province will end its drug decriminalization trial on Jan. 31, and clinical psychologist Julian Somers says the government ordered data from his two-decade addiction study destroyed and ignored its findings.
Mark Carney arrived in China today leading his largest ministerial delegation so far as Ottawa seeks to address trade disputes, including China's tariffs on canola and Canada's 100-per-cent tariff on Chinese electric vehicles.
Granite REIT announced a distribution for January 2026 and said it owns 147 logistics and industrial properties representing about 62.6 million square feet of leasable area.
The federal government reduced Toronto's Housing Accelerator Fund allocation by $10 million after finding the city non‑compliant with its 2023 agreement; the minister said the issue was council's decision not to legalize six‑unit multiplexes citywide.
The Town of Greater Napanee published a timeline of the CN spur line on Jan. 15, 2026, tracing its origins to an 1881 railway and its municipal ownership since 2010. The corridor remains municipally owned north of Highway 401 and local debate continues over whether to pursue an off-road connection to the Cataraqui Trail or prioritize in-town routes.
Calgary says tests on the repaired Bearspaw South Feeder Main were successful and has lifted water-use restrictions affecting about 1.6 million people; the city said the entire feeder line still needs to be replaced.
A Thunder Bay raffle of a pink Jeep raised $408,600 for breast cancer research; Loren Forrest of Dundas, Ont. won the 2024 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon 392 Final Edition.
New Brunswick has launched an anti-racism office to track responses to a 2022 systemic racism report, but the government did not commit to policing-related recommendations such as a task force or an Indigenous-led inquiry.
Hubble has released a gallery of visible and infrared images of protoplanetary disks and protostars that show jets, nebulae, shadows and dusty disks; NASA reports the telescope remains active and is expected to operate into the 2030s.
Jason Momoa told The Tonight Show that production on A Minecraft Movie 2 will begin in April. The sequel is scheduled for release in July 2027 and follows the 2025 film that earned $958 million at the box office.
