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- Winnipeg police headquarters project overcharged by millions
The Winnipeg police headquarters project overcharged taxpayers by millions.
- District keeps old billboard policy, opts for case-by-case review
Kitimat council keeps old billboard policy, opting for case-by-case review instead of changing the municipal code.
- ‘Sweetness’: Filmmaker Emma Higgins explores teen obsession without mocking girlhood
Emma Higgins' film Sweetness explores teen obsession and fandom without mocking girlhood, offering a nuanced portrayal of adolescent experiences.
- David Foster to play Inner Harbour concert in August
David Foster to headline Inner Harbour concert in August
- Burlington temporarily closes portion of King Road to help save endangered salamander
Burlington closes part of King Road to protect breeding habitat of endangered salamander.
- A Canadian Dividend Stock Down 18% to Buy & Hold Forever
Canadian National Railway's stock has dropped 18% from its all-time high.
- PHOTOS: North Okanagan players advance to Canadian college volleyball finals
Lauren Hoard and Jace Wilson advance to Canadian college volleyball finals.
- North Bay Snowmobile Club says it would take ‘several miracles’ to reopen trails
North Bay Snowmobile Club expresses concerns about trail conditions
- High River school evacuated after bomb threat
Notre Dame Collegiate evacuated over bomb threat
- Second day of the Arctic Winter Games shows some fierce competitive spirit in Whitehorse.
Teams face off in cross-country skiing and ice hockey.
- A Canadian Dividend Stock Down 18% to Buy & Hold Forever - The Motley Fool Canada
A Canadian Dividend Stock Down 18%
- Tofino RCMP seek public’s assistance in locating missing man
The RCMP are seeking the public's assistance in locating Dustin Bauming
- Depleted soil moisture a concern coming into spring in much of south and central Alberta
Soil moisture levels are below average
- Bowmanville and Cobalt pair split scratch lottery prize, plan Japan trip
Bowmanville and Cobalt split $1 million scratch lottery prize.
- Out and About: Richmond’s diversity enriched by Buddhist temples
Grant McMillan visits Buddhist temples in Richmond, highlighting the city's diversity.
- Ontario author recreates Romeo and Juliet in modern day Campbell River
A high school student writes a modern retelling of Romeo and Juliet set in Campbell River, B.C.
- Persian instrumental duo performs at Rivercity Stage
Persian instrumental duo performs at Rivercity Stage
- Your TFSA Can Make $90 in Monthly, Tax-Free Income
A Tax-Free Savings Account (TFSA) can generate $90 in monthly tax-free income.
- Latest report says Nanaimo rental rates continue climb
Nanaimo rental rates continue to rise despite national trend
- 'Extraordinary privilege': Hospital CEO will retire this summer
Hospital CEO Ila Watson to retire this summer
- Suspect in Dollarama incident faces new charges after arrest in knife threat
Man arrested in knife threat, previously charged in Dollarama incident
- Federal grant allows Edwin Parr School to launch free lunch program
Edwin Parr School launches free lunch program with federal grant
- Renewables May Break the Century-Old Utility Rulebook
Renewable energy sources are becoming more cost-competitive with fossil fuels
- Magnetic 'chess game' recalled in Canada due to possible 'life-threatening' risk
Magnetic 'chess game' recalled in Canada due to safety concerns
- OPINION: Bill Walton, his boycott turns a grocery run into a protest over war
A former NBA star and activist joins a grocery store boycott over war in Ukraine
- 100 Mile House RCMP pull over car thief on Canim Hendrix Lake Road
RCMP officers pulled over a car thief on Canim Hendrix Lake Road
- How concerning is Jarry, Oilers ‘getting into it’ at practice? - Daily Faceoff
Tristan Jarry got into it with Edmonton Oilers teammates during practice, a concerning trend for the team.
- 152-unit townhouse proposed for Vernon annexation
A 152-unit townhouse development is being proposed for Vernon annexation.
- New zoning rules coming to waterbodies in national mountain parks to combat invasive species
New zoning rules to be implemented in national parks in Alberta to control invasive species.
- RM of Ritchot seeks community safety officer
Ritchot municipality seeks Community Safety Officer to enhance safety and bylaw enforcement, applications being reviewed.
- Residents raise traffic and parking concerns over River’s Edge expansion in Amherstburg
Residents express concerns over traffic and parking issues with River's Edge expansion.
- B.C. premier to discuss trade, liquor with top U.S. diplomat in Canada
Premier David Eby to discuss trade with U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoesktra.
- Lacombe Police execute arrest warrant
A 52-year-old Lacombe resident was arrested by Lacombe Police in the Garden Road and Westview Drive area.
- Patience “Jean” Cochran
Patience 'Jean' Cochran, 84, of Barriere, BC passed away peacefully on February 18, 2026, surrounded by her family at the Royal Inland Hospital in Kamloops.
- Vernon grants O’Keefe Ranch funds for fixing Mansion
Vernon grants $30K for O'Keefe Ranch repairs.
- New report says Oakville's average rent drops to near three-year low
Oakville's average rent drops to near three-year low, Ontario sees rent declines across GTA markets
- Flames Game Day 64: Back (to back) in the Big Apple (5pm MT, SNW) - Flames Nation
Alexis Lafreniere’s hat trick leads Rangers over Flames
- River City boys and girls soccer teams clinch victories at the Island Cup
River City boys' team clinched a spot
- Surrey’s Polar Plunge raises $9,605 for Special Olympics BC
Surrey's Polar Plunge raises $9,605 for Special Olympics BC at Blackie Spit Park at Crescent Beach on Saturday, March 7.
- Middle East Conflict Threatens to Derail the Region’s Carbon Capture Boom
Middle East Conflict Threatens to Derail the Region’s Carbon Capture Boom
- B.C. Premier Eby to meet U.S. Ambassador Hoekstra on Tuesday
B.C. Premier Eby to meet U.S. Ambassador Hoekstra on Tuesday