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As Team Canada takes to the ice at the 2026 Winter Olympics with gold medal dreams, Donald Trump has delivered some unsettling news to hockey fans north of the border: Canadian hockey as we know it could be coming to an end!

At least, according to him.

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From hockey fans to romance novel readers, Heated Rivalry has quietly become one of the most talked-about television shows in the world. And this week, it picked up an unexpected new fan.

Prime Minister Mark Carney was among the guests at a gala in Ottawa celebrating Canada's film and television industry, where he crossed paths with Hudson Williams, one of the stars of the hit Crave series.

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If you've been following the news lately, you've probably noticed that Canada-U.S. relations have hit a serious rough patch.

Between President Donald Trump's threats to make Canada the "51st state," an ongoing trade war, and Prime Minister Mark Carney's pointed jabs at the World Economic Forum in Davos, tensions between the two nations are running high.

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United States President Donald Trump used part of his speech at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on Wednesday to take direct aim at Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. And it wasn't subtle.

Along with pushing for the American acquisition of Greenland, calling the 2020 U.S. election "rigged," and discussing the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine, the president carved out some time to address Carney on a first-name basis.

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As 2025 wraps up, Google just dropped its annual list of what Canadians were searching this year, and it's a pretty accurate snapshot of our collective year.

From the Toronto Blue Jays finally making it back to the World Series to everyone asking "what is Labubu?", here's what had Canadians reaching for their search bars in 2025.

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The already tense trade relationship between Canada and the United States just got even rockier.

On Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump announced via Truth Social that he's "terminating all discussions on trade with Canada, effective immediately," citing the country's newly enacted Digital Services Tax as the reason for the sudden move.

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With a tariff war and political tensions rising between Canada and the U.S., a new Léger survey suggests a growing number of Canadians are uneasy about crossing the border, and not just for patriotic reasons.

According to data collected from over 1,600 people across the country for the Association for Canadian Studies (ACS), more than half of the respondents (52%) said they no longer feel it's safe for anyone in Canada to travel to the United States. That sentiment is especially strong in B.C. (57%) and the Atlantic provinces (55%). Here in Quebec, 50% of respondents said they feel unsafe heading south, while 34% said they still feel secure.

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During their first official meeting at the White House on Tuesday, newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump kept things mostly cordial. But the tone shifted when an old Trump talking point came up: the idea of Canada becoming America's 51st state.

The leaders met for about 35 minutes on Monday in Washington, with members of the press present for part of the conversation.

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Over 19 million Canadians cast a ballot during the 2025 federal election — but according to Pornhub, some voters were also... a little distracted.

The adult entertainment site shared its April 28 Canadian traffic stats with MTL Blog, revealing that while visits dropped sharply during peak voting hours, politically-driven searches for terms like "Canada" and "conservative" surged.

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Jagmeet Singh says he's stepping down as the New Democratic Party leader after a rough election night that left the NDP without official party status — and him out of a seat.

In the early hours of Tuesday, Singh took the stage at the NDP's election party, holding back tears as he thanked his supporters, reflected on his time leading the party, and shared hopes for the future.

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Canada's 2025 election results are continuing to trickle in, and although Liberal Leader Mark Carney will be Canada's next prime minister; you might be wondering what else could have been.

In line with Canada's real 2025 federal election, thousands of students across the country voted in their own fake election, and the results might not necessarily be what you'd expect.

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Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney had a lot to say during his dramatic victory speech on Tuesday, but between calling out Donald Trump and making promises to Canadians, he took a moment to give Quebec a special shout-out.

Following a busy federal election night during which the Liberals were projected to form the next government, Carney addressed supporters in Ottawa in the early hours of April 29.

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