Your World Tonight Quebec’s premier quits, Greenland annexation talks, telco complaints rising, and more
Jan 14, 2026
Tom Perry, a CBC correspondent from Beijing, sheds light on Prime Minister Mark Carney's trade visit amidst global tensions. Katie Simpson, reporting from Washington, discusses the diplomatic standoff as Greenland and Denmark counter U.S. annexation provocations. Meanwhile, Aaron Collins highlights a surge in telecom complaints across Canada, revealing growing frustrations with service providers. The conversation touches on Quebec politics as Premier François Legault resigns, triggering a leadership race just months before elections.
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Quebec Premier Steps Down Amid Falling Support
- François Legault resigned because his popularity cratered amid controversies and policy battles.
- The CAQ faces a leadership race with limited runway before the October election.
Greenland's Sovereignty Firmly Rejected
- Denmark and Greenland firmly rejected U.S. talk of annexation and called it a red line.
- European allies pledged modest support to bolster Greenland's security amid U.S. rhetoric.
Practical Goals For Carney's China Visit
- Mark Carney aims to reset Canada-China relations while protecting sensitive areas like AI and critical minerals.
- Expect targeted cooperation on trade but limited collaboration on defense and certain technologies.