The U.S. Supreme Court is expected to issue a decision soon on the legality of tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act, and Canadian business and trade experts say either outcome could affect this year's CUSMA review and add uncertainty for some exporters.
The U.S. announced a new energy deal the Department of Energy says would allow sale of up to 50 million barrels of Venezuelan crude and that some sanctions would be lifted. The announcement followed the seizure of two tankers and officials said proceeds would be held in U.S.-controlled bank accounts.
About 1,000 Algoma Steel workers face layoffs in March, and an immigrant employee who applied to the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program fears losing his pathway to permanent residency if he is laid off.
Renée Slegers has signed a deal to remain Arsenal head coach until the end of the 2028/2029 season. She led Arsenal to a 1-0 Champions League final win over Barcelona in Lisbon.
DHS announced what it called its largest immigration enforcement operation, sending about 2,000 federal agents to the Minneapolis–St. Paul area; officials reported about 150 arrests and said investigators are pursuing fraud allegations.
Chrystia Freeland is vacating her House of Commons seat, leaving the governing Liberals one MP down; the Speaker must notify the chief electoral officer and the government then has 11 to 180 days to call a byelection.
The 1958 supporters' group has called for a vote of no confidence in Manchester United's owners, CEO Omar Berrada and director Jason Wilcox ahead of the club's home game on 1 February, citing recent managerial upheaval and leadership concerns.
NOVAGOLD announced an initial letter of intent with Glenfarne regarding potential natural gas supply for the Donlin Gold project and described possible pipeline and power plant infrastructure. The release also reiterates that the statements are forward-looking and cites Donlin Gold resource and reserve figures from 2021 technical reports.
Karrueche Tran said she was unharmed and her car had no scratches after finding $116 on her windshield.
Patricia Helen Daku died on Dec. 31, 2025 with family at her side; a public visitation and Celebration of Life are scheduled for Jan. 10, 2026 in Kipling and will be livestreamed.
