More Than Stones: Cairns Mark Our Paths and Our Past CANADA, January 29, 2026 – Across Canada’s rugged landscapes, from the alpine trails of the Rockies to the historic cemeteries of rural Ontario, cairns and stone markers serve as silent guides and memorials. As winter conditions persist in many regions, these man-made piles of rock

Greenland at the Crossroads: Security Tensions and Climate Science Converge OTTAWA, January 28, 2026 – Greenland finds itself simultaneously in the crosshairs of great power strategy and climate science, according to a flurry of reports and studies released over the past seven days. New defence analyses highlight the island’s escalating strategic value to NATO and

Ottawa Senators Face Pivotal Stretch Amid Playoff Chase and Trade Deadline Looming OTTAWA, January 28, 2026 – The Ottawa Senators enter the final week of January 2026 in a familiar, precarious position: on the outside of the playoff picture looking in. With the NHL trade deadline approaching, the club’s immediate future hangs in the balance

Shifting Sands: Leadership Race, Media Tensions and Policy Moves Define Canadian Landscape OTTAWA, January 28, 2026 – The past week has seen significant movement in Canada’s political and media spheres, with a major leadership bid in Quebec, escalating tensions between private and public broadcasters, and the federal government outlining its digital policy priorities. These developments