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- Peroxide leak occurs at Woodland Pulp mill
A second accident occurred at the Woodland Pulp mill on March 7, following a toxic gas exposure incident in January that killed two workers.
- Bands to go head-to-head at Kelowna’s Red Bird Brewing
Kelowna's Red Bird Brewing hosts Battle of the Bands on Apr. 24-25.
- Oscars 2026 hot takes: Why 'Hamnet' and 'The Secret Agent' don't deserve to win, and more
Hamnet's overhyped period drama
- Ag drone school coming to Westlock County and Fort Assiniboine
Drones to be offered as training tool for agriculture.
- 71 townhouses planned for Willoughby
Langley Township council approves 71 townhouses.
- PODCAST: You know what we really need? More snow
Village Media's Scott Sexsmith discusses community news on 'Today in the Soo'
- New federal infrastructure support accelerates Dal’s climate and digital research capacity
Dalhousie University receives $7.3M in federal funding to enhance research capacity.
- 'Pillars of our community': Funding boost for Ajax, Whitby organizations
Ajax and Whitby organizations receive funding boost
- Melissa Rogers appointed Director of People Services
Melissa Rogers appointed Director of People Services for Wolf Creek Public Schools
- Iran Doesn’t Need a Navy to Threaten Global Oil Supply
Iran continues to threaten global oil supply via asymmetric warfare tactics
- Scollard Hall senior gains leadership experience through Queen’s Park program
Amara Lesanthan, a 16-year-old senior at Scollard Hall, participated in the Legislative Assembly of Ontario's Model Parliament Program.
- Seven ways to save at the pump as gas prices surge
Check tire pressure.
- Shuswap’s Spa Hills Compost submits new application for expansion
Spa Hills Compost submits new application for expansion
- Airdrie's Little Gym offers a non-competitive summer escape for local children
Airdrie's Little Gym offers themed summer camps for local children
- Cheese sold in Canada has been recalled due to salmonella
Cheese recall in Canada
- Kenneth (Ken) Hodges
Ken Hodges, a quiet and gentle man, passed away on February 13th, 2026, leaving behind his loving family. He was a devoted member of his church and a loyal employee at Manitoba Hydro and BC Hydro. Ken's legacy will be remembered through the love and memories of his family.
- Youth artisan market looking for vendors in Okotoks
Okotoks youth market aims to provide a platform for young artisans to sell their handmade goods and gain entrepreneurial experience.
- Exciting new chapter coming up for Bentley’s Monkey Top Saloon
Bentley's Monkey Top Saloon to reopen after fire
- Suspect in Michigan synagogue attack is Lebanese immigrant, said to have lost relatives in airstrike
Ayman Mohamad Ghazali, 41, was killed
- 7 misses and 1 hit in two-foot high kick | Arctic Winter Games 2026
Athletes face challenges in two-foot high kick event
- Teenage car thief facing 68 charges: Winnipeg police
Teenager arrested on 68 charges, including 16 counts of motor vehicle theft.
- Toronto councillors Brad Bradford and James Pasternak ask city to block Al-Quds Day rally
Toronto councillors Brad Bradford and James Pasternak ask city to block Al-Quds Day rally
- Government of Canada taking action to support rural employers under the Temporary Foreign Worker Program
The Canadian government is implementing changes to the Temporary Foreign Worker Program to support rural employers.
- Emerging Market Equities: Initial Views On The U.S. And Israeli Strikes On Iran
U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iran have raised concerns about the escalation of tensions in the region.
- Trail council nixes Skills Centre request for funding
Motion to award $30,000 in funds to Skills Centre defeated.
- Okanagan, Shuswap hockey teams primed for provincials
Okanagan, Shuswap hockey teams prepare for provincials
- Instant noodles sold in Ontario have been recalled
Instant noodles sold in Ontario recalled due to potential health risk.
- Home badly damaged from inferno
Fire damages home on Oliver Lake Road in Thunder Bay, no injuries reported.
- Iran’s All-or-Nothing Game in the Strait of Hormuz
Iran's tensions in the Strait of Hormuz are driving up oil prices, with Brent crude set to close above $100 per barrel for the first time since 2022.
- Peterborough paid over $282k to recruitment firm Phelps Group for four hires between 2023 and 2025
Peterborough paid over $282k to recruitment firm Phelps Group for four hires between 2023 and 2025
- Business beautification pays off with matching funds grant in Sicamous
Business owners in downtown Sicamous can now access up to $1,000 in matching funds to support their revitalization efforts thanks to a new grant program.
- How to Build Your Own Pension Using Canadian Dividend Stocks
SmartCentres REIT (TSX:SRU.UN) is a strong 9%-yield dividend play.
- City declares significant weather event as snow and drizzle move in
Snow and drizzle expected to impact commute, residents advised to exercise caution, City crews work to clear roads
- NWT Association of Communities hands out community and individual awards
The Northern Voices Community Awards will be presented to individuals and groups at a gala event.
- Canada vs. the U.S.: The goal will be to avenge the Olympic loss
Canada's men's hockey team seeks revenge against the US after back-to-back Olympic losses
- Middle East Conflict Halts 15% of TotalEnergies Oil and Gas Production - Crude Oil Prices Today | OilPrice.com
Middle East conflict disrupts TotalEnergies' 15% of global oil and gas production
- Middle East Conflict Halts 15% of TotalEnergies Oil and Gas Production
Middle East Conflict Halts 15% of TotalEnergies Oil and Gas Production
- Youth leaders from across Canada gather in Victoria for forum
Youth leaders from across Canada gather in Victoria for forum
- 'Local utility outages are possible': Environment Canada warns of strong winds in Niagara Friday
Strong winds expected in Niagara region
- Iranians in Saskatoon face a fee to hold march after raising of historic flag rejected
Saskatoon Iranian Cultural Association faces $2,310 fee for holding march
- Doug Ford government moving to 'modernize' freedom of information laws to shield politicians from scrutiny
Ontario government plans to shield politicians from FOI requests
- Decision Notice - CIRO Sanctions National Bank Financial Inc.
CIRO sanctions National Bank Financial Inc. for breaching dealer registration requirements.
- North Bay police arrest four after missing person case becomes homicide investigation
North Bay police arrest four after missing person case becomes homicide investigation
- Canucks owners sued after fan allegedly struck by beer can at Rogers Arena
A fan is suing the Canucks' owners after allegedly being struck by a beer can at Rogers Arena.
- Municipal election spending on the rise
St. Albert Mayor Olivieri's campaign spending was nearly five times that of her opponent in the 2021 election.
- 'Let’s go Ukrainian': Pierogi nights will blend food and community
Ukrainian community to host pierogi nights for community building
- ‘The Madison’ Review: Taylor Sheridan’s Tepid Love Story Gets Swept Away by Hate - IndieWire
Taylor Sheridan's 'The Madison' is a tepid love story
- North Bay police arrest four after missing person case becomes homicide investigation - BayToday.ca
North Bay police arrest four after missing person case becomes homicide investigation