Juno Jump Start | Trudeau to headline Davos “soft power” summit as global elites meet for WEF

Trudeau is heading to Davos to headline the Global Soft Power Summit 2026, Candice sits down with interim Leader of the BC Conservatives, Trevor Halford, on the eve of the leadership race, and more.

Jan 13, 2026

EXCLUSIVE: Trudeau to headline Davos “soft power” summit as global elites meet for WEF

Former prime minister Justin Trudeau is heading to Davos, Switzerland, next week to headline the Global Soft Power Summit 2026, which will take place alongside the World Economic Forum’s annual gathering of global elites.

WATCH: BC Conservatives take on NDP madness

In a special episode of the ‘Candice Malcolm Show’, Candice sits down with interim Leader of the BC Conservative Party, Trevor Halford, on the eve of the BC Conservative leadership race.

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Orwell, Sir John A. Macdonald titles among books purged from Ontario school

In a shocking act, the Thames Valley District School Board has purged numerous classic works of literature, history and political thought from a school library’s shelves. The board euphemistically calls the process “deselection.” Among the casualties of this radical book ban are timeless novels like 1984 and non-fiction works on Canada’s first prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald.

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Carney recalls Liberal MPs from Taiwan just days before he visits China

Liberal MPs were abruptly sent home from their diplomatic trip to Taiwan just days before Prime Minister Mark Carney visits the People’s Republic of China.

“Nobody has guns” : Anti-Islamic regime Iranian refugees call for U.S. intervention in Iran

Hundreds of pro-freedom, pro-Shah and anti-regime Iranian protesters rallied at Nathan Phillips Square on Sunday in Toronto to stand in solidarity with the ongoing Iranian revolution, calling for U.S. intervention and for Canada to expel regime-connected officials living in Iran.

Taxpayer group warns Carney cemented Trudeau-era government bloat

Don’t be fooled by the Carney government’s talk of cutting costs. A new report from a taxpayer watchdog group warns that the administration has actually cemented the Trudeau-era’s bloated federal spending, saddling Canadians with a bigger bureaucracy than ever.

Carney breaks silence as Iranian regime slaughters pro-freedom protestors

Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Liberal government have finally broken their silence on the intensifying protests threatening to topple the Islamist dictatorship in Iran. Carney and his cabinet issued a joint statement condemning the brutal Islamic regime after 15 nights of demonstrations, communication blackouts, and violence against protesters.

WATCH: Carney government DENIES reports of potential X ban

The federal government is pushing back against reports suggesting Canada is considering restrictions on social media platform X.

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CBC headline draws criticism for downplaying Iran protest turnout

The state-run CBC is facing backlash for minimizing the size of a massive Toronto rally in support of Iranian anti-regime protests, reporting a turnout of “more than 100” despite organizers claiming closer to 40,000 demonstrators.

OP-ED: Being a Canadian who supports Trump triggers open hostility

Sue-Ann Levy writes, “I’ve lost friends, not just since the horrible atrocities of Oct. 7, but because I have not wavered in my belief that Donald Trump has our backs as Jews.”

Youth unemployment increases again in December: StatsCan

The number of Canadians out of work surged again in December, with 1.6 million people now officially unemployed, a jarring increase of 73,000 from the previous month, according to new data from Statistics Canada.