Political Panel | New canola agreement with ChinaNewsDuration 13:13Premier Scott Moe was a part of Prime Minister Mark Carney's contingent during trade negotiations in China. Moe says the 'significant deal' will help canola imports to China. The Morning Edition's weekly political panel breaks down the news. It features political pundit Murray Mandryk, CBC's Alexander Quon and Morning Edition host Adam Hunter.

Toronto and Montreal’s major airports continue to recover from Thursday’s snowstorm and travellers should expect some delays. In an early Friday morning interview with CP 24, Pearson Airport duty manager John Ventresca said “it’s recovery day.”Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementThere are “lots of people … in the terminals today, so come a little bit earlier,” he said. “Check with the airlines that those flights are operating on time,” said Ventresca. Bad weather may delay flights connected to several areas such as Florida, New York, Washington, Philadelphia and Seattle. Flightstats said, delays were “low and decreasing.”Our website is the place for the latest breaking news, exclusive scoops, longreads and provocative commentary.

BEIJING AND OTTAWA — Ontario Premier Doug Ford responded furiously on Friday to a trade deal announced by Prime Minister Mark Carney to allow some Chinese electric vehicles into Canada. Ford issues a series of demands for Carney in response to the deal with China. “To fix this mess, Prime Minister Carney and the federal government need to urgently step up and support Ontario’s auto sector. Some trade analysts have warned that a deal with China also risks provoking U.S. President Donald Trump . National PostOur website is the place for the latest breaking news, exclusive scoops, longreads and provocative commentary.

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OTTAWA — While Parliament Hill swirls with speculation about potential floor-crossings, one Conservative MP is raising his hand, but for a different reason: To assist Prime Minister Mark Carney’s government navigate the Canada-U.S. relationship. “I think everyone knows where I stand,” Jamil Jivani smiles and says, seated in his Parliament Hill office on Friday morning. “I hope they’re considering it.”It is not just that the MP, who has earned a reputation for being unafraid to share his opinions, is eager to help. Diamond Isinger, who served as a special advisor to former prime minister Justin Trudeau on Canada-U.S. relations, said “Canadians made very clear in this last election” that they believe the Liberals were the best party to deal with Trump. As for what Opposition Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre thinks about its overtures, the MP said Poilievre has also offered to help.

Attendees could hear more about the campaign for a referendum on independence and also sign a petition pushing for such a referendum. WATCH | People turn up at central Alberta community halls to sign petition calling for referendum on independence:Début du widget . Large crowds gather to sign Alberta separation petitionSupporters of Alberta's independence lined up in central Alberta Wednesday night to sign a petition, calling for the province to separate from the rest of Canada. Last year, Sylvestre applied to have a similar referendum question heard: Do you agree that the province of Alberta shall become a sovereign country and cease to be a province in Canada? Around the same time, the Forever Canadian petition was verified as successful (new window) by Elections Alberta, with over 400,000 votes.

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[1] Under mounting pressure and the U.S.-led “Roadmap to Peace,” Prime Minister Ariel Sharon reluctantly authorized the evictions. And Lebanon will bear the consequences,” said the prime minister at a press conference convened during a meeting with Japan’s prime minister. The Israeli air force severed Lebanon’s communications with the outside, bombing cell phone towers and power stations. With the international outcry over the civilian toll increasing and the hasty U.S.-led evacuation effort’s confusion, Olmert went “all in” with the Israeli Air Force. The views expressed in this article do not reflect the opinions of the Department of War and the United States Air Force.

And the current odds are 8% on Trump winning and 92% for the other old guy. The real reason the kiddos are balkingThe latest CREA stats confirmed local real estate board numbers – at least for major urban centres – that it’s a mess. Or are they just freaked out because real estate has turned into a turkey? In a note to BMO Economics clients Friday morning he says the kiddos are looking at almost a decade of real estate torpor, and it’s just too much for their faint little hearts. There is a generation right now realizing that real estate can be a massive wealth creator; but it can also lock in capital and suck up cash flow for prolonged periods.

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U.S. President Donald Trump took a swipe at Canada during a White House event to mark the Stanley Cup victory by the Florida Panthers, their second win in as many years over the Edmonton Oilers. “You denied Canada the Stanley Cup for the 32nd straight year by —”U.S. President Donald Trump is presented with a jersey and hockey stick by Florida Panthers owner Vincent Viola (L), Aleksander Barkov and Matthew Tkachuk of the Florida Panthers during a ceremony to honor the 2025 Stanley Cup Champion Florida Panthers in the East Room of the White House on Jan. 15, 2026 in Washington, DC. What do you think about that, Matthew?” That would be Matthew Tkachuk, winger and alternate captain for the Panthers. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement Advertisement“We have a little competition with Canada,” Trump said. I don’t care.”The Panthers gave Trump a Stanley Cup ring, a jersey with his name and the number 47, and a golden hockey stick.

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Where Canada’s real estate market is headed in 2026NewsDuration 1:59The Canadian Real Estate Association predicts a slight housing market rebound this year after a sluggish 2025. But while home prices dip in big cities like Toronto and Vancouver, they’re shooting up in smaller ones like Regina and Quebec City.

BEIJING — As Prime Minister Mark Carney meets President Xi Jinping Friday in Beijing, few industries will be watching as intently as Canada’s canola producers and electric vehicle manufacturers. Same for Canadian pork and seafood workers, who are dealing with 25 per cent tariffs. On Thursday in Beijing, Carney ushered in a “new era” in the Sino-Canadian relationship, describing China as a strategic partner and saying Canada is “heartened” by Xi Jinping’s leadership. For many, the mark of success for this trip will be seeing if Carney manages to draw concessions from the Asian economic behemoth, namely on canola tariffs. One need not look farther than last August when China unveiled the 75.8 per cent tariffs on Canadian canola seed.