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Author: Danielle Groen
Publication Date: January 14, 2026 - 06:34
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Morning Update: Carney’s to-do list in China
January 14, 2026
Good morning. After years of frosty relations, Ottawa is testing whether a Beijing reset is worth the domestic and diplomatic fallout – more on that below, along with ICE clashes in Minnesota and the shrinking public service. Bur first:
Today’s headlines- Iran hints at fast trials and executions of protesters as the death toll exceeds 2,500
- As Venezuela begins releasing prisoners, a Manitoba man held there since 2013 seeks Ottawa’s help
- An Ontario court seeks the arrest of a man in a $10-million music-industry heist case
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He’s a Conservative who campaigned hard in the...
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