Alberta's chief justices issue rare public message following premier's commentsNewsDuration 2:23Alberta’s three chief justices have issued a rare public statement emphasizing the need for the courts to remain independent from government. The statement was issued days after Premier Danielle Smith said she wished she could "direct the judges." CBC's Michelle Bellefontaine has more.
The Senior Bowl showed me exactly where the Cowboys need help heading into the 2026 NFL Draft, not that it wasn’t obvious, and it is exactly where people think. I watched the first couple days of Senior Bowl practices and saw guys fighting for their futures and somehow get coming back to the same thought about the Cowboys. The Senior Bowl Tackles That Actually Fit DallasThis is why the Senior Bowl matters. The Senior Bowl was full of players who looked built for that exact role. The Senior Bowl practices I watched didn’t change my mind about anything.
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Every offseason I feel this team ends up in the same spot when it comes to a running back. So, I ranked the 2026 free agent running back class the only way that makes sense to me: through a Cowboys fan’s eyes. Dallas Cowboys Running Back Needs in 2026For the Dallas Cowboys, running back isn’t about flash nowadays. This team needs someone who protects Dak Prescott, keeps the offense on schedule, and holds up over a full season. Dallas needs more of that.
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Celestica (CLS.TO)(CLS) shares fell nearly 17 per cent on Thursday, as investors considered the software and hardware producer’s upsized spending plans for 2026. Once a part of IBM’s (IBM) Canadian subsidiary, Toronto-based Celestica describes itself as a leader in data centre infrastructure and advanced technology solutions. At the same time, Celestica says it’s eyeing 2026 capital spending of about $1 billion, or six per cent of its latest revenue guidance. RBC Capital Markets analyst Paul Treiber says the company pegged its 2026 spending plan at two to 2.5 per cent of revenue in its guidance last quarter. Earlier this week, he cut his price targets on seven Canadian technology stocks, citing risk from artificial intelligence (AI) disruption.
CALGARY — While Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre awaits his fate from delegates in the party’s heartland, it will be his newest additions to caucus that will be given the spotlight at convention. The speakers will be a show of what the party achieved under Poilievre as delegates prepare to vote on whether to keep him as leader. Sandra Cobena and Costas Menegakis, who each captured seats in Ontario’s must-win Greater Toronto Area, were also set to take the stage over the three-day convention, with Poilievre set to speak on Friday night. It is wins like these that Poilievre and his closest supporters have been emphasizing to delegates ahead of the convention. Periversoff recently met the Conservative leader at an event held in a neighbouring riding, one of the many Poilievre has been holding in the lead up to his leadership vote.
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Videos making false claims about Canada's immigration policies are popping up on TikTok and Instagram in an attempt to scam travellers coming to FIFA World Cup matches this summer, according to immigration and anti-fraud experts. Another common claim that CBC News observed in the videos was the existence of a special category for visitors travelling to Canada for the World Cup. But a special visitor's visa for the World Cup does not exist, and the normal checks and balances for entering the country still apply, Lidher said. WATCH | Government warns of FIFA World Cup immigration scams:Début du widget . Misleading FIFA World Cup visas target migrants to CanadaSocial media videos about the ‘FIFA visa’ make big promises about coming to Canada during the World Cup, including some that claim the opportunity to work and even settle here — but the government warns some may be scams and no such visa exists.
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I will argue here that, in judging Canada’s past, which Quebec nationalist circles reproach for conquest and assimilation, one must consider the tragic nature of universal history. It is only recently, during the 20th century, that conquest war was outlawed in international law. In our case, it is fortunate for the French-Canadian population that the conquest transferred them from the French regime to the British regime rather than from the French regime to the domination of the New England settlers. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementIf France had won the war on the European stage, Great Britain might have been forced to cede its conquests in America. This is how France, Italy, Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States became more homogeneous as they modernized.
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OTTAWA — Half of Canadians believe it would be unethical for Mark Carney’s Liberal government to achieve a majority by attracting opposition MP floor crossers, according to a new poll. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementBut 63 per cent of Conservatives say MPs should be barred from being able to change parties. But with the Liberals within reach of a razor-thin majority, 51 per cent of respondents say it would be “unethical” for the government to do so by adding more floor-crossing MPs. Since Ma joined Liberal ranks in mid-December, many Liberals have suggested there could be more floor crossers joining the party. The poll, which surveyed 1,611 people online between Jan. 23 and 26, suggests Canadians overall are divided on the ethics of floor crossing.
