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  1. Legal & General: Short-Term Earnings Miss, Long-Term Growth And Yield Story Intact

    Legal & General Group delivers 6% profit growth, beats core operating profit expectations, shares rise.

    BUSINESS
  2. Your daily horoscope: March 12, 2026 - The Globe and Mail

    Your daily horoscope for Thursday, March 12, 2026 is not provided.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  3. What's climate change doing to avalanches and how we predict them?

    Climate change is melting snowpack more quickly, leading to more frequent and intense avalanches.

    SCIENCE
  4. ‘Never back down from a fight’: Ivanie Blondin shares her Olympic story

    In 2010, Ivanie Blondin won a bronze medal at the World Speed Skating Championships as a teenager.

    WORLD
  5. What is a strategic oil reserve? Does Canada have one?

    A strategic oil reserve is a stockpile of oil held by a country to stabilize global energy markets and ensure energy security in times of crisis.

    BUSINESS
  6. Rapid Acceleration of New Stimulant Rx for Adults Seen During COVID-19 Pandemic - The Cardiology Advisor

    Stimulant prescriptions for adults increased during COVID-19 pandemic

    HEALTH
  7. Canada will 'do its part' to help the IEA release of oil reserves: Hodgson

    Canada will 'do its part' to lower the cost of oil globally, Natural Resources Minister Tim Hodgson says.

    WORLD
  8. Jack Osbourne Names Baby Daughter After Late Father Ozzy - rollingstone.com

    Jack Osbourne names baby daughter after late father Ozzy

    ENTERTAINMENT
  9. New BMW M4 Coupe M Legacy Edition Is All About Heritage - autoevolution

    BMW celebrates 40 years of M coupes with limited-edition M4 Legacy Edition

    TECHNOLOGY
  10. Winter storm brings freezing rain and heavy snow into Ontario and Quebec

    A winter storm brought freezing rain and heavy snow to Ontario and Quebec.

    WORLD
  11. Coldstream wildfire sparks After-Action Report recommendations

    Following the Noble Canyon fire, the Emergency Operations Centre was activated to coordinate response efforts.

    SCIENCE
  12. Coldstream wildfire sparks After-Action Report recommendations

    Emergency Operations Centre activated to coordinate relief efforts, Firefighters battle Noble Canyon wildfire, Incident is classified as a 1A fire with 15,000 acres burned and 1 structure destroyed.

    SCIENCE
  13. Jake Galluccio talks navigating grief and healing in short film ‘Grief Trip,’ directed by Christian Baldonado

    Jake Galluccio discusses navigating grief and healing in his short film 'Grief Trip,' directed by Christian Baldonado.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  14. Scientists Discover a New Twist in Why Falling Cats Land on Their Feet - ScienceAlert

    Scientists discover a new twist in the way cats right themselves in mid-air, using a process that involves a complex interplay of muscle and sensory information.

    SCIENCE
  15. Carney heads to Yellowknife, Norway for defence-focused northern trip

    Prime Minister Mark Carney heads to Yellowknife, Norway to observe NATO Cold Response exercises.

    POLITICS
  16. New federal rules limiting non-sufficient funds fees to $10 kick in today

    New rules limiting non-sufficient funds fees to $10 take effect today.

    WORLD
  17. Canada to face U.S. in WBC quarterfinal after Italy beats Mexico - Sportsnet

    Italy beats Mexico, advances to WBC quarterfinals, Canada to face USA in quarterfinals

    SPORTS
  18. Shohei Ohtani Joins Grand Seiko As A Global Ambassador - Hodinkee

    Shohei Ohtani joins Grand Seiko as a global ambassador.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  19. Ridge Meadows Flames take first game of series against Ice Hawks in OT

    The Ridge Meadows Flames win their first game of the series 3-2 in overtime.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  20. Support dog to help kids at Langley Child and Youth Centre

    Firefighters donate $1 million to support children's centre

    ENTERTAINMENT
  21. Edmonton police seek dashcam footage of 122 Ave collision injuring 2 teens

    Two teenagers were injured in a collision on 122 Avenue in North Central Edmonton.

    HEALTH
  22. Ukrainian Missile Strike on Bryansk Leaves Seven Dead

    Ukrainian missile strike on Bryansk leaves seven dead

    POLITICS
  23. Islam Makhachev fires back at Ilia Topuria: 'We both know who chickened out'

    Makhachev calls out Topuria for backing out of potential fight.

    SPORTS
  24. B.C. woman says her bedridden mother was sexually assaulted in care home - Global News

    BC woman alleges bedridden mother was sexually assaulted in care home, authorities investigating

    WORLD
  25. China set to pass new ethnic minority law, prioritise use of Mandarin language

    China to pass law on shared national identity

    SPORTS
  26. Swarm Me Is Finally Available on Steam Today

    Swarm Me is a minimalist survival game where players outmaneuver enemy swarms using traps and environmental hazards. The game is now available on Steam with a 10% discount. Swarm Me challenges traditional survival game approaches.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  27. Brandon teams set for AAAA hoops provincials

    Brandon teams set for AAAA hoops provincials

    SPORTS
  28. City of North Vancouver approves new Central Lonsdale business group

    Business owners in North Vancouver will pay an annual levy for beautification projects and marketing efforts.

    BUSINESS
  29. LETTER: White Rock city council should have heeded residents’ wishes

    Residents had expressed concerns about the OCP update, but their voices were not heard.

    POLITICS
  30. US Faces Massive Costs in Early Days of Iran Conflict

    US spends $11.3 billion on Iran conflict in first 6 days

    WORLD
  31. Sports Looking Back: Mar. 12, 2026

    John Carson selected as Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union's men's basketball player of the year.

    SPORTS
  32. Why Iranian mines in the Strait of Hormuz would be a nightmare for the West

    Iran's naval mines pose a significant threat to global shipping in the Strait of Hormuz

    POLITICS
  33. Strathcona Resources Ltd. Reports Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2025 Financial and Operating Results, Year End Reserves, Announces Quarterly Dividend and Board Approval to Commence Normal Course Issuer Bid

    Strathcona Resources Ltd. reports Q4 and full year 2025 financial and operating results, year-end reserves, quarterly dividend, and board approval for Normal Course Issuer Bid.

    BUSINESS
  34. Medal ceremony for B.C. public servants came with $1,700 bar bill

    Medal ceremony for B.C. public servants came with a $1,700 bar bill

    ENTERTAINMENT
  35. Alpha Metallurgical Resources director buys $4.4 million in stock

    Alpha Metallurgical Resources director invests $4.4 million in company stock

    BUSINESS
  36. Boag eyes pro basketball after standout career with Vikes

    UVic wins bronze at national championships

    WORLD
  37. Tim Davie says trust in institutions like BBC in ‘full on crisis’

    Trust in institutions like the BBC is at 'full crisis point', says outgoing director-general Tim Davie.

    SPORTS
  38. Film buffs invited to test their knowledge at Kamloops Film Festival trivia night

    The Kamloops Film Festival is hosting a trivia night at the Paramount Theatre on Friday, inviting film buffs to test their knowledge and compete for prizes.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  39. Canada in first place with perfect record in Paralympics wheelchair curling

    Canada's wheelchair curling team improves to 7-0 at the Paralympics

    WORLD
  40. US launches probe into trading partners including the EU, China and India

    US launches probe into trading partners including the EU, China and India

    SPORTS
  41. Kelly Clarkson exposes 'lying' American Idol 24 years after winning the competition

    Kelly Clarkson reveals American Idol lied to her about her show's finale, American Idol alum calls out the show for deception, Kelly Clarkson speaks out about American Idol's dishonesty.

    SPORTS
  42. Outdated intel likely led U.S. to carry out deadly strike on Iranian elementary school: AP sources

    U.S. carries out deadly strike on Iranian elementary school, killing over 165, including many children

    CRIME