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49 articles · Jan 2026 — Feb 2026
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Can New Proposals Revive Canceled Pipelines and Boost Economic Growth?
A new pipeline proposal in Montana and a hydrogen transport pitch in Canada have raised hopes for economic growth, while a luxury conglomerate's leadership tightens its grip and a budget airline prepares to exit
Discovering Montreal's Winter Charm
A chance to explore Montreal during a short layover reveals the city's unique blend of French and Canadian culture, rich history, and natural beauty.
Global Trade and Finance See Shifts Amid Tariff Thaw and Investment Upheaval
China eases tariffs on Canada, India negotiates with US, and Ukraine bondholders seek better terms
Canada’s Spirit Rises and Falls With Its Olympic shifts as new details emerge
Updates on Olympic Hockey, Baftas, Health Warnings, and Military Operations
Canadians Say They Care About Ethical Shopping, But Prices Tell a Different Story
Rising food costs and conflicting consumer values create a disconnect between intentions and purchases
World Watches as US and Canada Face Off in Winter Olympics Amid Global Tensions
Ice hockey final takes center stage while international relations heat up
How to watch Canada vs. USA in the womens ice hockey final online for free
Figure skating, ice hockey, and smartwatches make headlines alongside discounts on MacBooks and gaming monitors
Can Women's Sports Overcome the Odds to Achieve Greater Success?
Recent Developments in Rugby, Curling, and Basketball Highlight Challenges and Opportunities
Global Headlines: Trump Official Backs Russia, UK Trade Envoy Probed
A Trump official sparks controversy by backing Russia's return to global sports, while a UK trade envoy faces investigation over misconduct allegations, and a mass shooting in Canada raises questions about AI accountability.
Trump's Tariff Hike Sparks Global Fallout
Australia, Canada React to 15% Levy as India and Brazil Forge New Alliance
Global News Roundup: Diplomacy, Weather, and Crime
A US arms sale to Taiwan is delayed as President Trump plans a visit to Beijing, while Australia grapples with severe weather and India hosts Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney for a pivotal trade
Northern Lights Illuminate Iceland and Canada
A stunning display of the northern lights has been captured by satellite over Iceland and Canada, showcasing the breathtaking beauty of the aurora borealis.
Two Nations, Two Losses, and a Growing Debate
Canada's back-to-back sudden-death losses in Olympic hockey finals against the US have reignited a debate over the three-on-three golden-goal overtime format, with many calling for a change.
Global Developments: From Economic Shifts to International Tensions
Job market decline, North Korea's leadership, US-Canada hockey rivalry, Ukraine war efforts, and unusual Italian news
Tragedy Strikes in Milan and Canada Amid Safety Concerns
A tram derailment in Milan claims one life, while OpenAI faces scrutiny over its handling of a suspect's ChatGPT account in a Canada school shooting.
New Voices and Ventures in Film and TV Emerge Globally
From Canadian drama to Iranian documentaries, fresh talent and projects make waves
Canada, Ireland, and Italy Shine in International Sports
Canada takes bronze in women's curling, Ireland secures record away win over England, and Italy dominates men's ski cross, while rain disrupts cricket match.
US Lifts Tariffs on Mexico and Canada, But USMCA Uncertainty Remains
Exemptions bring temporary relief, but trade deal's fate still uncertain
SCOTUS Strikes Down Trump Tariffs, Sending Markets Soaring and EU Lawmakers Scrambling
The US Supreme Court has dealt a significant blow to President Donald Trump's economic policy, striking down his sweeping global tariffs. The decision has sent stocks rising and prompted EU lawmakers to reassess their trade deal with the US. Meanwhile, Canada's biggest banks are on the hunt for higher returns.
Canada's Oil Sands Set for Mega Merger After Year of Consolidation
After a year of significant consolidation, Canada's oil sands industry is poised for a major merger, with analysts predicting a large-scale deal in the near future. The industry has seen a surge in mergers and acquisitions in 2025, leaving fewer smaller targets available. This has set the stage for a mega merger that could shape the future of the industry.
US Women's Hockey Team Wins Gold as NY Governor Pulls Robotaxi Expansion Proposal
The US women's ice hockey team claimed the gold medal in a thrilling overtime win against Canada, while in New York, Governor Kathy Hochul pulled a proposal to allow commercial robotaxi services in smaller cities outside New York City.
USA and Canada Face Off in Highly Anticipated Winter Olympics Women's Ice Hockey Final
The United States and Canada are set to clash in the highly anticipated Winter Olympics women's ice hockey final, with both teams looking to claim the top spot on the podium. The match promises to be an intense and thrilling encounter, with the two teams boasting some of the world's best players. The stage is set for a classic showdown between two of the sport's greatest rivals.
Global Markets See Mixed Signals as Billionaires Thrive and Economies Face Challenges
While billionaires like Steve Cohen reap enormous profits, global markets are sending mixed signals, with concerns over China's balance sheet recession, private credit risks, and a potential mining deal in Kazakhstan, all against a backdrop of soaring oil prices and a surge in Canadian energy stocks.
Global Markets See Mixed Signals as Bitcoin Bets Increase and California Budgets Suffer
Despite a downturn in the cryptocurrency market, Abu Dhabi's Mubadala Investment Co. has increased its Bitcoin bets, while Wingstop shares jump on better-than-expected sales and profit. Meanwhile, California school and city budgets are being squeezed by decades-old abuse payouts, and Rio Tinto has raised its stake in a Canadian miner to boost lithium output.
Global Markets See Glimmer of Hope as Consumer Confidence Rebounds and AI Summit Takes Center Stage
Canadian consumer confidence has reached a post-tariff high, led by a surge in optimism among young adults, while a high-profile AI summit in India aims to strengthen the country's foothold in the industry. Meanwhile, US stock futures are down, but Citigroup has been named a top bank stock pick by Morgan Stanley analysts.
Global Economic Shifts: Dollar Weakness, AI Opportunities, and Emerging Markets
The global economy is undergoing significant shifts, with the US dollar expected to weaken, AI disrupting traditional industries, and emerging markets presenting new opportunities. From Canada's pivot to Asia to Venezuela's reconstruction efforts, countries are adapting to changing economic landscapes.
Cheating Scandal Rocks Canadian Curling as Nation Grapples with Olympic Integrity
Canada is reeling from a cheating scandal involving both its men's and women's curling teams at the 2026 Winter Olympics, prompting a national conversation on sports integrity. Meanwhile, a different kind of "cheating" is being touted as a quick fix in the beauty world, with depuffing treatments promising to give users a smoother, more youthful appearance. But do these treatments really deliver?
USA Reaches Women's Ice Hockey Final as Trump Slams California Governor Over Green Energy Deal
The US women's ice hockey team is set to compete for Olympic gold after defeating Sweden 5-0 in the semi-finals, while back in the US, President Trump is lashing out at California Governor Gavin Newsom over a new green energy deal with the UK. The deal has sparked a war of words between Trump and Newsom, with the President calling the governor a "loser". Meanwhile, the US women's hockey team is gearing up for a potential showdown with Canada in the final.
Tom Wilson Breaks Olympic Tradition with Rare Fight During Canada's Win Over France
Tom Wilson, a Canadian ice hockey player, engaged in a rare fight during the Olympic game against France, shunning the traditional no-fighting policy at the Winter Games. The brawl occurred late in Canada's 10-2 rout of France, with Wilson tangling with Pierre Crinon. Fighting is a rare occurrence at the Olympics, but it is a common aspect of professional ice hockey.
Global News Roundup: Olympics Bids, Snowy Politics, and Separatist Movements
From the North of England's bid for the 2040 Olympics to the snowy streets of New York, and from Russia's investigation into a high-profile shooting to Canada's separatist movements, this week's global news has been filled with intriguing stories.
Global News Roundup: Politics, Protests, and Power Struggles
From the UK's Olympic bid to Canada's separatist movement, and from Russia's military investigations to New York's snowy streets, here's a snapshot of the latest global news stories.
Global News Roundup: Diplomatic Thaw, Nuclear Talks, and Deadly Attacks
A Canadian citizen's death sentence is overturned in China, marking a possible diplomatic thaw, while the US and Iran make progress in nuclear talks. Meanwhile, a deadly mosque explosion in Pakistan and a funeral home scandal in Colorado make headlines.
US-Canada Trade Tensions, Winter Storms, and Global Market Swings: A Week in Review
The past week was marked by a series of significant global events. US-Canada trade tensions escalated, winter storms hit the US, and markets reacted. Let's take a closer look at these stories and how they intersected.
German Soccer Executive Urges World Cup Boycott Amid Alberta Separatist Scandal
German soccer chief calls for a boycott of the 2026 World Cup. Canadian separatist activists accused of treason for secret talks with US officials.
Global News Roundup: UK Car Sales Surge, Venezuela's Oil Industry Revival, and More
The UK car market has seen a significant boost with Chinese brands leading the charge, while Venezuela's oil industry is experiencing a revival that poses a challenge to Canada. Meanwhile, the Central African Republic's president has won a third term, and a suspicious package has caused an evacuation at the Arizona supreme court.