Новости за 10.01.2026

Canada stands to face the biggest fallout of political turmoil in the United States in 2026, a new report by the Eurasia Group warned on Friday.

A deer harvested near Jaffray, B.C. has tested positive for chronic wasting disease, a fatal neurological disorder that affects deer, elk, moose and other cervids.

Nova Scotia’s lobster sector is feeling the pinch from Chinese tariffs this year, but officials say exporters are starting to crack other international markets.

As protests in Iran near the two-week mark, Canada condemns the crackdown. Mark Carney calls reports of violence and arrests “profoundly concerning” and urges for peaceful protest.

Ronja Savolainen has quickly come to appreciate what it's like to play alongside Jocelyn Larocque as one of the Ottawa Charge's most reliable defenders.

Montreal's Olympic Stadium started 2026 the same way it began the 1976 Games: under construction and without a roof, the latest round of spending for the Big O.

A former Ubisoft Halifax employee is questioning the timing of their studio's sudden closure, weeks after they formed the first ever North American union in the company's history.

Darrell Bricker, CEO of Ipsos Public Affairs, says the new poll's results 'are less about China and more about the United States' and the economic realities of the U.S. trade war.

Jacob Xu made his debut for the London Knights in a game against the Brantford Bulldogs on Jan. 9, 2025.

A former Lethbridge elementary school principal is the latest STARS air ambulance patient to have a show home named in their honour.

'The state of the acute-care system in the Edmonton zone is an absolute crisis. I have never seen it this bad,' said a Royal Alexandra Hospital emergency department physician.

The report notes insurers lost more than $1.2 billion on the sale of auto insurance in 2024, paying out more in claims and expenses than drivers paid in premiums.

Researchers at Dalhousie University believe Canada could experience a net loss of 4,000 restaurants in 2026. One Edmonton business owner has already faced that reality.

On Friday morning, the province had not set a date for the closure, leaving business owners who say they have already been suffering, not knowing how to plan for the disruption.

'I basically knew when I moved over here, if I didn’t have the gates, because of the nature of what we sell, we would be robbed within a week,' Daniels said.

Saskatoon police say they suspended five drivers during the first week of its new measure that allows officers to demand a breath sample from any driver they pull over.

Former Calgary city councillors who served over the last 20 years said they were unaware of the criticality of the Bearspaw feeder main.

While crews scramble to fix the Bearspaw feeder main and restore full water service to the city, they're also working on contingency plans in case the pipe breaks again.

Researchers argue that more investment in smoking prevention and cessation programs would drive down health-care costs in the long run.

Is better sleep your New Year's resolution? From a Hatch alarm clock to a CanPrev magnesium supplement and Soundcore sleep buds, these items will set you up for the best rest yet.

An intoxicated man was saved earlier this month with the help of a police drone when he was not dressed for the extreme weather and found shelter in a dumpster.

According to a new study out of Dalhousie University, 4,000 more Canadian restaurants are projected to close this year. Manitoba's restaurants are feeling the challenges as well.

There's optimism for better tourism days ahead as the City of Kelowna looks at loosening restrictions on short-term rental accommodations.

"I would like to make a deal the easy way, but if we don't do it the easy way we're going to do it the hard way," he added, appearing to allude to potential military action.

A Coalition Avenir Québec member of the legislature was arrested this week for alleged impaired driving and is withdrawing from caucus for the duration of the legal proceedings.