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The two-year war eased with a ceasefire three months ago, but the fighting has not entirely ceased. Even metal poles for tents have been kept out because Israel says Hamas could use them for weapons. (Eyad Baba/AFP/Getty Images)Under the ceasefire plan, Hamas needs to disarm and hand over power. A child sitting on a bike is pushed past tents sheltering displaced Palestinians in Gaza City on Jan. 11. But with Trump’s own name on this ceasefire agreement, he has the final word here.

She submitted her own Grammy applicationNewsDuration 1:21Laila Biali submitted her own application for the jazz category and was shocked to learn she’d been switched to traditional pop vocal album and was nominated alongside Lady Gaga, Barbra Streisand, Jennifer Hudson, Laufey and Elton John & Brandi Carlile.

It’s a unique stretch of a few kilometres entering and driving through Nanton, Alta., where the highway divides the town. Unlike Nanton, Claresholm has a traffic light — in fact, the lone traffic light on Highway 2 right up to Edmonton. The Candy Store in Nanton, Alta., is a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. The cinnamon buns at Roy's Place in Claresholm, Alta., are made fresh daily and are a big draw for customers. Losing that highway traffic would mean losing customers and visitors who might not otherwise stop.

Prime Minister Mark Carney has secured a new strategic partnership with Qatar to increase trade, investment and defence co-operation. Prime Minister Mark Carney says Qatar has committed to "significant strategic investments" for Canada's major building projects. Carney is greeted by Emir of Qatar Tamim bin Hamad al-Thani as he arrives to Amiri Diwan in Doha, Qatar on Sunday. "Prime Minister Carney thanked His Highness for the warm welcome and hospitality," the readout said. Carney and the Emir exchanged pleasantries, shaking hands and posing for photos in front of Canadian and Qatari national flags.

2026 PRO SWIM SERIES – AUSTINThe stars were out in full force for the first Pro Swim Series stop of the season in Austin, as top U.S. pros and club swimmers were in attendance for the four-day meet at the Lee and Joe Jamail Texas Swimming Center. The final night saw Regan Smith and Gabriel Jett claim wins in the 200 butterfly, while Marie Wattel and Maxime Grousset won the 50 fly as part of four French victories overall, with Leon Marchand taking the men’s 200 breaststroke and Yohann Ndoye-Brouard winning the 50 backstroke. Grace Palmer captured the women’s 200 breast, Rylee Erisman and Chris Guiliano touched first in the 100 freestyle, and the greatest female swimmer in history, Katie Ledecky, cleared the women’s 800 free field. If you missed the action, check out the links above for SwimSwam’s session-by-session recaps. Below, find some of the best photos from the session, courtesy of photographer Chris Pose.

15th annual herring sale raises thousands for B.C. Children’s HospitalNewsDuration 1:56B.C.’s annual herring sale to benefit children with cancer went ahead on Saturday in Steveston. The event was postponed after a horde of hungry sea lions feasted on the initial catch. But members of Fishermen Helping Kids With Cancer returned to the water and secured a 75-tonne haul just in time for today’s sale.

Quebec's Minister of Municipal Affairs Geneviève Guilbault will leave provincial politics at the end of her mandate, citing family reasons. Following his announcement, a few CAQ MNAs signaled wanting to see Guilbault at the head of the party. The imminent CAQ leadership race might have also been a factor, said St-Pierre, adding that Guilbault did not have enough support from her peers. A high profile ministerPerhaps what most hurt her prospects inside the CAQ was Guilbault's association with the SAAQclic scandal, said St-Pierre. After losing a byelection in Quebec City shortly after Guilbault's April 2023 announcement , the CAQ decided to revive a third link for vehicles.

They are all sounds Prime Minister Mark Carney heard during a formal lunch with Qatar’s leadership Sunday. During a lunch with Qatar’s authoritarian leader to formalize a new “strategic partnership,” Carney and the Canadian delegation were regaled by music from a small ensemble of a dozen musicians from the Qatar Philharmonic Orchestra. The playlist was a blend of Arabic and Canadian music, the latter being an eclectic mix of iconic Canadiana from the ’80s, ’90s and 2000s. Michael Bublé’s Haven’t Met You Yet was next on the playlist of the meeting between both leaders and their entourages. On Monday, the prime minister will travel to Davos, Switzerland, to attend the World Economic Forum annual summit.

Her love letter to Canadian winter got a Grammy nominationNewsDuration 12:28Laila Biali thought she was being punk’d when she heard she’s being nominated for a 2026 Grammy alongside Lady Gaga, Jennifer Hudson and Barbra Streisand. She tells The National's Ian Hanomansing about the impact of that moment and the making of her album Wintersongs, describing it as a love song to Canadian winter.

A Venezuelan woman living in Newfoundland is looking at the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro as a sign of hope despite an uncertain future for her home country. Venezuela is such a beautiful country and the people are so frien dly,” Rodgers told C BC Radio’s The St. John’s Morning Show. “We just look at pictures of Venezuela and we think, are we ever going to go back?” Rodgers said. The CBC’s Darrell Roberts spoke with Celeste Rodgers, a Venezuelan woman now living in this province. Hopes and concernsVenezuelans across the country have had mixed reactions , with some celebrating Maduro's removal and others decrying U.S. interference.

The parent company of Winnipeg spa Thermea has pulled a guest experience survey that asked what one customer says were "highly inappropriate" questions, including one asking if immigration is a threat to "the purity of the country." Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementAfter visiting Thermea during late December, LaTouche received an email earlier this week with the subject line "Your opinion matters — Groupe Nordik (Thermea Spa Village Winnipeg)." A screenshot of the survey sent to Thermea customer Amelia LaTouche. LaTouche says a customer survey sent out by Winnipeg spa Thermea included a series of 'highly inappropriate' questions, touching on the topics of immigration and government involvement. But LaTouche questions what benefit there is in asking the type of questions in the Thermea survey.

Can this robot tell if its joke fell flat? NewsDuration 1:57Angelica Lim from Simon Fraser University's computing science school is working on robots that use facial recognition algorithms to determine if their jokes land with human audiences. As the CBC's Tara Carman explains, the robots' ability to read facial expressions isn't a laughing matter, and could have practical applications.

Their goal is to enrol 500 superagers into the project across the U.S. and Canada, which Roberts says they're close to doing. (Western Media Relations)The superagers don't seem to experience thinning of the cortex, which affects memory, behaviour and how we're able to move, she said. Stay activeAnother factor many superagers have in common is exercise. In fact, the Canadian guidelines are for about 30 minutes of moderate to vigorous physical activity a day for a 50 year old. Other researchers say measures of cognition can also improve with physical activity and stimulation compared with placebo, even for people with a family history of dementia.