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- Cartoon of the Day: Survivors
A cartoonist draws humor from reality.
- AIMIA DECLARES PREFERRED SHARE DIVIDENDS
Aimia declares quarterly dividend on preferred shares.
- BCE plans to build Saskatchewan AI data centre
BCE to build $1.7-billion Saskatchewan AI data centre
- Upcycle Minerals Inc. Completes Exploration Drill Program at its Whiteshore Lake Property in Saskatchewan
Upcycle Minerals Inc. completes exploratory drill program at Whiteshore Lake Property in Saskatchewan.
- Defence minister makes space announcement
Defence Minister David McGuinty announces Canada's sovereign space program
- BCE plans to build Saskatchewan AI data centre - The Globe and Mail
BCE to build Saskatchewan AI data centre
- Spotlight:The supplement boom — and what it’s doing to your gut - Halton Hills News
Probiotics are becoming increasingly popular as a supplement due to their potential health benefits.
- Teen who lit classmate on fire at Saskatoon school sentenced to 3 years for attempted murder
Teen who lit classmate on fire at Saskatoon school sentenced to 3 years for attempted murder.
- N.L. students have mixed feelings about the advancement of Bay du Nord oil project
Mixed emotions about the project's impact on the environment and community
- It's 'garbage ... xenophobic ... racist': Legal opinion supports Whitby council's ruling
A local councillor has spoken out in support of a council's decision to reject a motion that would have banned the town from doing business with companies that hire temporary foreign workers.
- ‘It’s not fair’: Clarington eyes significant fee increases for development
Clarington's current planning process is operating on a deficit made up with taxpayer funds.
- Japan Taps Emergency Oil Reserves
Japan releases emergency oil reserves to stabilize supply amid tanker traffic freeze in Strait of Hormuz.
- Japan Taps Emergency Oil Reserves - Crude Oil Prices Today | OilPrice.com
Japan taps emergency oil reserves amid Iran war
- Harvey Allen Bell
Harvey Allen Bell, a 91-year-old man, passed away on February 23, 2026. He is survived by his three daughters, eight grandchildren, and numerous extended family members and friends.
- Nebius surges after Meta's up to $27B AI infrastructure deal
Meta Platforms to spend up to $27B on AI infrastructure through Nebius deal.
- Carney’s First Year: Clear Eyed Abroad, Tone Deaf at Home
Carney’s First Year: Clear Eyed Abroad, Tone Deaf at Home
- SURGE ENERGY INC. CONFIRMS APRIL 2026 DIVIDEND
Surge Energy Inc. confirms cash dividend payment
- 'A restoration instead of a renovation': This $8.5-million Rosedale home pays tribute to its roots
This $8.5-million Rosedale home pays tribute to its roots
- Using AI for news? Read this first
Fact-checking AI tools can help identify biased sources and false information
- Coroner's inquest into death of Comox Valley man starts Monday
Coroner's inquest to investigate death of Comox Valley man, Joshua Colton Beek, starts Monday.
- Waterloo Regional Police look to build trust using dialogue and data
Waterloo Regional Police face backlash after delaying a community advisory panel
- Dividend Growth Bi-Weekly Chat 03/16/2026
Dividend stocks to watch for Q1 2026 growth
- Aspiring police officer nabbed at RIDE stop gets ‘second chance’ in Kitchener court
Aspiring police officer charged with careless driving after failing roadside breath test, pleads guilty
- ‘A restoration instead of a renovation’: This $8.5-million Rosedale home pays tribute to its roots - Toronto Star
A $8.5-million Rosedale home has been restored to its original 1929 design, paying homage to its heritage.
- Growth & Total Return Bi-Weekly Chat 03/16/2026
Growth & Total Return is a new contributor on Seeking Alpha
- Third Party to Cover Portion of Settlement Shortfall for Victims of Abuse at Hands of RC Church - VOCM
A third party will cover part of the settlement shortfall for victims of abuse at the hands of the Roman Catholic Church in Newfoundland and Labrador.
- Would you want to work? Ontario plans to let retail businesses open on Family Day and Victoria Day
Retailers would be allowed to open on Family Day and Victoria Day in Ontario.
- Parts of B.C. to see wet, windy start to week as atmospheric river approaches
Residents in parts of British Columbia can expect a cold, wet and windy commute this morning as an atmospheric river approaches the coast.
- Strong winds expected Monday in Waterloo Region, Guelph and surrounding areas
Strong winds expected Monday in Waterloo Region and surrounding areas could cause damage
- 3 Financials Stocks That Concern Us
3M Company
- Warnings issued as warm late-winter system heads for N.B.
Feds issue flood warnings as warm system approaches N.B.
- Aaron Judge proclaims World Baseball Classic has surpassed World Series in importance
Aaron Judge says World Baseball Classic has surpassed World Series in importance.
- Morocco hoping to repeat Brahim Diaz trick with Real Madrid breakout star
Thiago Pitarch's breakout with Real Madrid, Morocco's hopes to replicate Spanish youth success
- A Toronto councillor wants to create public grocery stores to tackle rising food costs. Would that work here?
Toronto councillor proposes city-run grocery stores to address rising food costs
- Fixing Canada’s dysfunctional mortgage system
Mortgage rules favor lenders over borrowers
- A Toronto landlord bought a 53-unit building in 2023. It has issued at least 56 eviction notices since
Toronto landlord buys building with 53 units, issues 56 eviction notices.
- Nathan Phillips Square skaters can finally come in from the cold — but thanks to whom?
Nathan Phillips Square's change room to be converted into public space
- A Toronto landlord bought a 53-unit building in 2023. It has issued at least 56 eviction notices since - Toronto Star
Toronto landlord buys 53-unit building, issues 56 eviction notices
- Tropical fish appearing more frequently in Nova Scotian waters, scientists say - CBC
Tropical fish sightings on the rise in Nova Scotian waters
- One Stock To Watch As the Rare Earth War Intensifies
Rare earth supply chain in Japan doesn't rely on China
- ‘Changing the narrative’: How one woman’s cancer journey is making a positive difference in downtown Peterborough
A local woman's cancer journey is inspiring a positive impact on downtown Peterborough.
- One Stock To Watch As the Rare Earth War Intensifies - Crude Oil Prices Today | OilPrice.com
China's increasing dominance in rare earth minerals