Canada

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC), Canada’s national public broadcaster, is currently navigating a transformative period marked by significant political shifts, legal challenges over digital transparency, and extensive coverage of the 2026 Winter Olympics. As of 09 February 2026, the corporation remains at the centre of national discourse regarding media funding and its mandate to “inform, […]

As of 06 February 2026, CBC/Radio-Canada continues to navigate its dual role as Canada’s national public broadcaster and a primary driver of digital media innovation. Established on 02 November 1936, the corporation serves as a cultural cornerstone, providing news, entertainment, and information across both official languages. Current News and Developments In the first week of

The landscape of Canada’s automotive future shifted dramatically on 06 February 2026, as Stellantis announced the sale of its entire 49 per cent stake in the NextStar Energy battery plant in Windsor, Ontario. The South Korean partner, LG Energy Solution, will acquire full ownership of the facility for a reported sum of US$100. The move

Southern Ontario is currently locked in its most significant cold snap in over a decade, with meteorologists warning of a high-impact “Alberta clipper” set to arrive Friday, 6 February 2026. While Wiarton Willie recently predicted an early spring, the immediate reality for residents is a dangerous combination of arctic air, 90 km/h wind gusts, and

In a significant pivot for Canada’s automotive landscape, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced on Thursday, 05 February 2026, that the federal government is scrapping the controversial electric vehicle (EV) sales mandate in favour of a multi-billion dollar incentive-based strategy. The new national automotive strategy, unveiled in Vaughan, Ontario, replaces the previous Liberal administration’s requirement that

Prime Minister Mark Carney has officially dismantled Canada’s controversial electric vehicle (EV) sales mandate, replacing the strict quotas with a $2.3 billion EV Affordability Program and a return to direct consumer cash incentives. The announcement, made on 05 February 2026, marks a significant pivot in Canada’s automotive strategy. The previous federal mandate, which would have

The Montréal Canadiens are navigating a pivotal stretch of the 2025-26 NHL season as the league prepares for the upcoming Olympic break. Following a high-scoring 7-4 victory over the Colorado Avalanche and a win against the Buffalo Sabres led by a Cole Caufield brace, the Habs faced a familiar hurdle in Saint Paul. On 02

Final Honours: Canada Reflects on the Repatriation of Gunner Sebastian Halmagean As of 03 February 2026, the Canadian Armed Forces and the community of Valcartier continue to honour the memory of Gunner Sebastian Halmagean, whose repatriation to Canadian soil marked one of the most somber moments for the military in the past year. Halmagean, a

Doly Begum: The Scarborough Powerhouse Preparing for the 2026 Election As of 03 February 2026, Doly Begum continues to solidify her position as one of the most influential voices in the Ontario New Democratic Party (NDP). Representing the riding of Scarborough Southwest, Begum has spent the last week engaging with local constituents regarding the rising

Parks Canada 2026 Reservation Season: What You Need to Know for the Year Ahead As of 03 February 2026, Parks Canada has officially entered its peak reservation window for the upcoming spring and summer seasons. Following a record-breaking year for domestic tourism in 2025, the agency is implementing updated booking protocols to manage high demand