2 people charged after nearly $1 million in drugs seized at Calgary airport

Simon Donner announced his resignation from Canada's net-zero advisory process, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to influence climate policy in the country. His departure highlights concerns over the effectiveness and sincerity of the advisory process, which some members have labeled as 'performative.'

Former President Donald Trump has expressed openness to allowing the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA), known as USMCA in the U.S., to expire, a significant shift from his previous praise of the trade deal after its signing in 2020. This statement raises questions about the future of trade relations between the U.S. and its North American partners.

Joe MacInnis, an 88-year-old Canadian undersea explorer, reflects on his extensive career in ocean exploration, highlighting significant moments such as being trapped by a telephone wire from the Titanic and being the first to see the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald in Lake Superior. His experiences illustrate the challenges and wonders of deep-sea exploration.

Canada's public safety minister has responded to allegations that a border officer was targeted by disinformation campaigns originating from India, emphasizing that government employees are being defamed by various actors. This situation highlights the challenges faced by public officials in maintaining integrity amidst misinformation.

A report from the Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) indicates that the newly established federal agency, Build Canada Homes (BCH), is expected to have a 'modest' impact on alleviating Canada's ongoing housing crisis. The agency was created in September to address housing shortages in the country.

Carter Hart, a member of Canada’s 2018 world junior team, has been acquitted of sexual assault and is set to make his return to the NHL on Tuesday night.

Canada is set to change its federal income tax brackets in 2026, which may result in lower income tax payments for some taxpayers due to a reduction in the lowest income bracket. This adjustment aims to alleviate the tax burden on lower-income individuals and families.

U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faced backlash after posting a meme on social media that depicted Franklin the Turtle, a beloved children's character, aiming a rocket launcher at boats, which drew condemnation from the character's Canadian publisher. The post, which included a mocked book cover titled 'Franklin Targets Narco Terrorists,' sparked outrage over its violent imagery.