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- LETTER: Oak Bay needs more transparency in budget decisions
Oak Bay residents call for greater transparency in municipal budget decisions.
- One person in life-threatening condition after fight ends in stabbing in North York
One person critically injured in stabbing after fight on TTC bus in North York.
- Sens clean up in Hershey
Belleville Senators sweep series against Bears
- Volunteers helped police check 7,000 vehicles in road safety blitz
Volunteers assisted police in checking over 7,000 vehicles as part of a road safety blitz to crack down on distracted driving.
- Born liars! Babies can master the art of deceit even before walking and talking
Babies as young as 6 months can deceive adults with simple lies.
- Oscars pay emotional tribute to Catherine O'Hara, Robert Redford and Rob Reiner
Catherine O'Hara to be honored with posthumous Oscar
- Letters: BC Hydro has the right to remove trees
BC Hydro's removal of trees in Minoru Park sparks controversy
- Canadian 'KPop Demon Hunters’ creator, Montreal animators win Oscars
Canadian animation wins big at the Oscars.
- Navigation apps sending commuters down rural Highlands road never designed for heavy traffic
Navigation apps are sending commuters through rural roads not designed for heavy traffic.
- Carleton Ravens men's basketball took the hard road to victory this year
Carleton Ravens men's basketball wins national championship
- CARIBOO OUTDOORS: A brief discussion of fishing rods
Fishing rod manufacturers are introducing new eco-friendly materials, such as recycled carbon fiber and sustainable bamboo.
- Balanced attack powers Sault College to win in nationals opener
Sault College wins 5-0 against Ohio State Buckeyes at nationals opener.
- Canada’s university partnership with India shows its soft-power potential - The Globe and Mail
Canada and India partner to enhance education collaboration
- Highway 17 closed between Sault Ste. Marie and Massey due to severe weather
Severe weather forces closure of Highway 17 between Sault Ste. Marie and Massey
- Australia’s Perpetual Exits Wealth in $350 Million Bain Sale
Perpetual Ltd. sells wealth management unit to Bain Capital for $350 million.
- Cagey backup earns big win
Eric Comrie earns victory in Winnipeg Jets' last game before rest
- Spring weather to return this week in Okotoks and area
Temperatures to reach high teens expected this week in Okotoks and surrounding areas.
- Leafs sign goalie Akhtyamov to contract extension
The Toronto Maple Leafs signed goaltender Artur Akhtyamov to a three-year contract extension.
- City seeks public input on West Belleville (Loyalist) Secondary Plan
Input sought on proposed West Belleville (Loyalist) Secondary Plan
- Toronto Maple Leafs sign goaltender Artur Akhtyamov to three-year contract extension
Toronto Maple Leafs sign Artur Akhtyamov to three-year contract extension.
- 2 dead after 4 rescued from Ottawa high-rise apartment unit on fire: officials
Ottawa Fire Services responded to a 9:30 p.m. call about a fire in a high-rise building
- LETTER: Langley still awaits promised long-term care facility
Langley residents face uncertainty over promised long-term care facility
- Canada's Einarson downs China 9-3 in women's world curling championship
Canada's Kerri Einarson earns 9-3 victory over China's Rui Wang in women's world curling championship.
- Edmonton U16A ringette team to represent Alberta in Western Canadian championship
Edmonton's U16A team wins provincial championship after 38 years
- Poilievre pitches tariff-free auto industry pact with U.S. - The Globe and Mail
Poilievre pitches tariff-free auto industry pact with U.S.
- Could the Middle East oil crisis sticker shock boost EV sales?
Middle East oil crisis may boost EV sales in Canada
- Pair accused of disabling cameras, locks at Sault apartment building
Two men face mischief charges after disabling cameras and locks at an apartment building in Sault Ste. Marie.
- Regional District of Nanaimo celebrates Water to Earth Month with activities for all ages
Regional District of Nanaimo celebrates Water to Earth Month with activities for all ages.
- Foothills School Division celebrates Edwin Parr nominees
The Foothills School Division has announced the nominees for the Edwin Parr Award, recognizing outstanding first-year teachers in the province.
- PHOTOS: Competitors take bull by the horns at Mînî Thnî Bull-A-Rama
Competitors show off their strength and skill in bull riding at the Mînî Thnî Bull-A-Rama at the Bearspaw Arena.
- 2 counter-demonstrators at Toronto Al-Quds Day rally charged with assault
Two men charged with assault at Toronto Al-Quds Day rally.
- Critics balk as NB Power unveils plan to drive up debt by billions
New Brunswick Power faces criticism for plan to increase debt by billions
- County of St. Paul approves $1.6 million debenture to help fund Sunnyside Manor modernization project
St. Paul County approves $1.6 million debenture for Sunnyside Manor modernization
- Saanich youth leadership program accepting summer applications
Saanich youth leadership program now accepting summer applications
- Hit-and-run involving child still under investigation: RCMP
Airdrie RCMP investigating hit-and-run incident involving 6-year-old child
- Man shot and killed in Surrey overnight Sunday
Man shot and killed in Surrey overnight
- Weekend Expo Line service in downtown Vancouver to be reduced until June
Weekend Expo Line service in downtown Vancouver to be reduced until June
- Irricana gallops on down to community tack sale
Horse owners and western fans attend community tack sale at Irricana Community Centre.
- SLSA and Boyle Council on same page in restoring Skeleton Lake health
Members of the SLSA and Boyle Council have formed a partnership to restore Skeleton Lake's health.
- Door closes on Vernon service club
Leo's Club closes after years of service, Lions Club to take over
- Jeremy Hansen, crewmates ready for Artemis II journey
Jeremy Hansen
- Sudbury downtown shop aims to make cultural clothing and accessories easier to find in Northern Ontario
Sudbury business owner creates new venture focusing on cultural clothing and accessories
- White Rock announces summer kids camps
White Rock offers summer kids camps for kids
- Two arrests made after homicide in North Battleford
Two males have been charged in relation to a homicide in North Battleford.
- Letters: Gibsons Curling Club honours the builders
The Gibsons Curling Club is celebrating its 50th anniversary.
- RDN to ask Surfside area residents to sign loan petition for water project
Residents of the Surfside area are being asked to sign a loan petition to fund a $748,200 water project to improve water quality.
- Two new conveyors from AGI
AGI introduces two new conveyors for efficient grain movement.