“By asking Israel to end a defensive war for our survival before Hamas terrorists on our border are destroyed and by demanding a Palestinian state, the leaders in London, Ottowa [sic] and Paris are offering a huge prize for the genocidal attack on Israel on October 7 while inviting more such atrocities,” Netanyahu wrote on social media. [Politico]

Workers for the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW), for both Urban and RSMC (Rural and Suburban Mail Carriers) bargaining units issued the notice on Monday. [Global]

From military pay increases to billions of dollars of new equipment, here are the issues that await David McGuinty. [Ottawa Citizen]

Canadian members of Parliament spent a record $187.8 million in 2024, including $32 million on travel. [CTV]

A new government means big changes in parliamentary staffing, and I'm going to use this space to highlight best practices that can help political offices function better. [The North Poll Project]

Donald Trump bouleverse l’ordre établi. Les Québécois voient maintenant d’un bon œil un projet de pipeline traversant le pays d’ouest en est. [TVA]

Alberta's two major parties have nominated their candidates for the Edmonton-Ellerslie riding. [Edmonton Journal]

In a memo, CBS chief George Cheeks said that CBS News president Tom Cibrowski and CBS stations chief Jennifer Mitchell would report directly to him for now. CBS, like the rest of Paramount Global, is in the midst of a sales process to Skydance Global, a deal that is still under regulatory review by the FCC. Here is McMahon’s full memo ... [Hollywood Reporter]

Our research demonstrates how disruptions to work routines during and after the COVID-19 lockdowns influence behavioural shifts in journalists. We highlight three key changes: journalism is now more reliant on online and digital resources and practitioners spend more time using them; during lockdowns, the more time journalists spent online or within digitally enhanced work conditions, the more they felt entrapped, a feeling accentuated by the restricted work and life conditions; and journalists tried to mitigate these dangers by resorting to avoidance or self-censorship, removing themselves from vital news architecture informing their reporting. [Journalism]