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  1. Edmonton Lewis Farms Recreation Centre over budget, despite being significantly scaled back

    Edmonton Lewis Farms Recreation Centre project over budget

    BUSINESS
  2. Bulletproof Announces Strategic Partnership with inforcer to Deliver Continuous Configuration Assurance for Microsoft Security Environments

    Bulletproof to partner with inforcer to deliver continuous configuration assurance for Microsoft security environments.

    BUSINESS
  3. Raymond James Ltd. appoints Peter Moores as Chief Executive Officer

    Raymond James Ltd. appoints Peter Moores as CEO

    BUSINESS
  4. Metabolon Collaborates with The Michael J. Fox Foundation to Advance Multiomic Analyses for Parkinson's Research

    Metabolon collaborates with Michael J. Fox Foundation to advance Parkinson's research.

    BUSINESS
  5. Burlington manufacturer wins contract for River-class destroyer program

    Marswell Metal secures subcontract for Royal Canadian Navy's River-class destroyer program.

    WORLD
  6. Rebate pauses and 'bad vibes' drive B.C. drivers toward hybrids

    British Columbia's electric vehicle market share drops in 2025, conventional hybrids see significant increase.

    WORLD
  7. Clancy Richard Arena will stay open longer this season

    The Town of St. Paul’s application for a grant toward the $8 million Clancy Richard Arena retrofit project has been denied.

    SPORTS
  8. The Sunset Hotel Relaunches as an Independent Apartment-Style Hotel in Vancouver's West End

    Vancouver hotel reopens as independent apartment-style hotel

    BUSINESS
  9. Tecsys Announces Amendment to Increase Share Repurchases Under Existing Normal Course Issuer Bid

    Tecsys Inc. to increase share repurchases under existing normal course issuer bid

    BUSINESS
  10. LaFleur Minerals Inc. (CSE:LFLR) (OTCQB:LFLRF) (FSE:3WK0) Pairs Exploration Growth with Infrastructure in Strengthening Gold Market

    LaFleur Minerals Inc. is a Canadian exploration and development company focused on gold exploration and development.

    WORLD
  11. Oil Price Shock Forces India's Top Refiners to Suspend Fuel Credit

    India's top refiners suspend fuel credit payments amid rising oil prices

    BUSINESS
  12. Adrian Raeside cartoon: Broadcasting World Cup qualifiers on the legislature lawn

    Adrian Raeside's cartoon depicts lawmakers watching the World Cup on a portable TV on the legislature lawn.

    SPORTS
  13. Francois Tchesinkut Lake Hall celebrates 100 years

    Francois Tchesinkut Lake Hall celebrates 100 years

    WORLD
  14. Internationally Acclaimed Artist Krista Kim Comes to Toronto Tech Week 2026 – Exploring intersection of Human Identity and Artificial Intelligence

    Krista Kim's exhibition explores human identity and AI, sparking conversations about technological advancements and their impact on humanity.

    WORLD
  15. Smithers council cuts back resolutions for local government conference

    Town to endorse Crown land resolution

    WORLD
  16. Hope Minor Softball ready to play ball

    Hope Minor Softball League for kids from U5 to U15 starts in April and runs through June; still seeking umpires for the season.

    WORLD
  17. Cory Cassel to run for re-election in FVRD Area G

    Cory Cassel to seek re-election in FVRD Area G

    WORLD
  18. Snowmobiler stranded on drifting ice rescued in dramatic US Coast Guard operation

    US Coast Guard rescues stranded snowmobiler off Mackinac Island in Michigan amidst severe weather.

    SPORTS
  19. The Leduc Naturalist: How much old growth is enough?

    Old growth forests are a dwindling resource.

    SCIENCE
  20. Suspected suicide attacks kill at least 23 in north-east Nigeria

    At least 23 people killed in suspected suicide blasts in Maiduguri, Nigeria.

    SPORTS
  21. Major trade: Waddle heads to Denver

    Jaylen Waddle is on his way to the Denver Broncos in a trade

    SPORTS
  22. Young Innovators: Exploring the health and wellness of Indigenous leaders

    Indigenous leaders face unique health challenges due to historical trauma and systemic inequality

    POLITICS
  23. Nick Frosst and Tobi Lütke among Homecoming highlights as Toronto Tech Week unveils 2026 event calendar

    Nick Frosst and Tobi Lütke to headline Toronto Tech Week's 2026 Homecoming event

    BUSINESS
  24. ADSAB Wawa Office Closed – March 17th

    ADSAB Wawa office closed on March 17th.

    WORLD
  25. Toronto in for a windy and overcast Tuesday with frigid wind chill

    Windy and overcast conditions expected in Toronto, with gusts up to 70 km/h and a wind chill of -20 C.

    WORLD
  26. BlackRock Balanced Fund Q4 2025 Commentary

    BlackRock Balanced Fund achieved returns of 2.13% and 2.08% for Q4 2025.

    BUSINESS
  27. Cartoon of the Day: March Break

    Local cartoonist Steve Nease brings his signature wit and satire to his latest March Break cartoon, poking fun at the challenges of the school break.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  28. Police renew call for missing Winnipeg man's whereabouts

    Winnipeg police seek public's help in locating missing man

    CRIME
  29. Oscar-winning studio picks up horror movie involving Hamilton filmmaker

    New Line Cinema acquires rights to 'undertone', a horror film from Lin-Manuel Miranda's partner and 'Hamilton' screenwriter

    ENTERTAINMENT
  30. Some restaurants still struggling six years after pandemic began

    Restaurant industry still grappling with pandemic aftermath

    HEALTH
  31. Iraq Negotiates with Iran to Reopen Vital Oil Shipping Route

    Iraq seeks Iran's permission for oil tankers to pass through Strait of Hormuz

    BUSINESS
  32. Want to claim medical expenses on your taxes? Read this first

    Medical expenses require strategic planning

    BUSINESS
  33. MARCH 17 ROAD REPORT: Town and Country road conditions and cams

    Traffic and road conditions subject to change, check for updates

    WORLD
  34. Ramadan may be quieter in Prince Albert, but Muslims still find community

    Prince Albert mosque remains a hub for Muslim community during Ramadan despite smaller gatherings

    WORLD
  35. Parole conditions eased for mastermind in Salmon Arm love triangle murder

    Parole conditions relaxed for mastermind in Salmon Arm love triangle murder case

    WORLD
  36. GLOW mentoring program gives elementary-aged girls a safe space to find their voice

    GLOW mentoring program empowers elementary-aged girls to find their voice in a safe environment.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  37. Worst Roads' initiative drives Manitoba road repairs

    Worst Roads' initiative to address road repairs in Manitoba

    WORLD
  38. Steel building fabrication company moving to Welland, creating 75 jobs

    Canadian Metal Buildings to create 75 jobs in Welland with new 7,900-sq-m facility.

    WORLD
  39. Kraken Robotics Announces $24 Million in Defence Orders

    Kraken Robotics wins significant defence contract worth $24 million

    WORLD
  40. Ontarians will soon be allowed to 'BYOB' at outdoor public events - CityNews Toronto

    Ontarians will soon be allowed to bring their own booze to outdoor public events

    BUSINESS