14 new arrests, 9 still sought for brazen Toronto shooting

The decision to move Donald Trump’s inauguration indoors due to “dangerously cold” temperatures was met with mockery from Canadians, who found humor in the situation. The laughter stemmed from Trump’s previous threats towards Canada and the pride Northerners take in enduring harsh winter conditions. Many Canadians saw the indoor inauguration as a humorous contrast to their own resilience in the face of cold weather. Full Article

Ontario has reached a tentative deal with government engineers following a labour dispute. The agreement comes after negotiations and discussions between the two parties. Details of the deal have not been disclosed at this time. Full Article

Animal rights advocates are urging the Canadian government to stop importing endangered monkeys from Cambodia for medical research following a recommendation by an international trade agreement secretariat. The advocates hope that this push will lead to a ban on the importation of these monkeys for use in pharmaceutical research in Canada. The proposed halt aims to protect the endangered monkeys and prevent their exploitation in the name of scientific advancement. Full Article

The movie industry rallied behind Emilia Pérez, a Netflix narco-musical about transgender identity, as it secured 13 Oscar nominations, with Karla Sophia Gascon becoming the first openly trans actor nominated. Other top contenders included the Broadway adaptation Wicked and the postwar drama The Brutalist, each receiving 10 nominations. Notable nominees include Adrien Brody, Guy Pearce, Cynthia Erivo, and Ariana Grande, with categories ranging from best picture to best original song. Full Article

In an opinion piece, an eastern-based writer defends Alberta Premier Danielle Smith's diplomatic approach in negotiating with the US, criticizing the inflammatory tactics of other Canadian leaders. The writer argues that Alberta and Saskatchewan are unfairly burdened by Ontario and Quebec's tariff strategies, calling for a more equal partnership in Confederation. Readers express support for Smith's defense of Canada's interests and advocate for a tough stance against Donald Trump's irrational tariff threats. Full Article

Steve Nease's cartoon from January 23, 2025, humorously depicts a situation related to a current event or social issue. The video failed to load, but viewers are encouraged to refresh the page or check out other videos from the team. Nease's cartoons often provide a satirical take on timely topics, offering a lighthearted perspective on important issues. Full Article