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Author: Sierra Bein
Publication Date: January 9, 2026 - 06:28
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Morning Update: The week, explained
January 9, 2026
Good morning. We’re catching up on the latest from Venezuela, Alberta’s health care controversy, plus more stuff we may have missed because of a turbulent start to 2026 – that’s below, along with recipe testing and prime minister painting. But first:
Today’s headlines- Rio Tinto is in talks to acquire Glencore, which would make it the world’s largest miner
- Iranians answered calls from an exiled crown prince to protest before the internet was cut
- Heated Rivalry is a (pirated) hit in China, despite a crackdown on LGBTQ content
The Ottawa Police Service on Tuesday requested public assistance in locating a 48-year-old woman who was reportedly last seen in the Rideau Street area three days earlier. Read More
January 13, 2026 - 15:58 | Gord Holder, Postmedia | Ottawa Citizen
A controversial warming centre in Brockville, Ont., will be moved from an apartment building to a vacant school following complaints from residents.
January 13, 2026 - 15:47 | | CBC News - Ottawa
From the publication of his first novel, Hey,Dad!, in 1978, Brian Doyle delighted readers with his unique style and distinctive voice. Blending comedy and tragedy with a dash of Dylan Thomas, a sprinkle of Shakespeare and a touch of blarney, Mr. Doyle’s novels explored issues relevant to the lives of the young readers for whom he was writing. And behind each of the rollicking belly laughs was a humane and sensitively expressed desire to understand what it means to be a child.Mr. Doyle continued producing works for young readers, examining what he calls “the classic concerns, the ones...
January 13, 2026 - 15:41 | Jeffrey Canton | The Globe and Mail


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