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- Manitobans denied assisted dying at 5 times national average, federal report shows
Manitobans face significant barriers to accessing assisted dying
- A kinesiologist says you can improve balance, build “strong, responsive feet” and reduce risk of falls with these two simple exercises - Fit&Well
A kinesiologist shares two simple exercises to improve balance and reduce the risk of falls.
- Surrey council OKs more than $12.8M in public works contracts
Surrey council approves $12.8M in public works contracts.
- Trump, Putin talk of war and peace as US weighs easing Russian oil sanctions
US and Russia hold talks on easing oil sanctions amid tensions
- Commodities: Trump's Words Offer Relief To Energy Markets
President Trump's comments about oil prices led to a 28% surge in ICE Brent futures, reaching just below $120/bbl.
- Keremeos is 1st Interior community to join Christian Heritage Month initiative
Keremeos becomes 1st Interior community to join Christian Heritage Month initiative.
- Officials promote clever solution for residents unable to install solar panels at home: 'Removing barriers and red tape'
Residents face obstacles installing solar panels due to restrictive zoning laws and permitting processes.
- Mitchell’s Musings back in print in Vernon and off to the rink
A book by a former newspaper editor was sold at a hockey game.
- Kelowna non-profit flying to Cuba to provide humanitarian aid, essential resources
Non-profit organization sends humanitarian aid to Cuba.
- Pool to close for three months for upgrade work
Pool to close for three months for upgrade work as part of council's net zero efforts
- Coin used to pay for bus ticket in Leeds found to be 2,000 years old
A 2,000-year-old Roman coin has been found in Leeds.
- Weak Overall Sentiment on Figma, Inc. (FIG) Amid Weak Industry Momentum
Figma, Inc. shares have fallen more than 60% since its IPO in July 2025.
- Venezuela Advances Mining Reform at ‘Trump Speed’ After US Visit
Venezuela's National Assembly approves mining bill, aiming to revive sector and attract foreign investment.
- Summerside father calling for change after incident at school leaves son with fractured hip
A father in Summerside is calling for change after his son was seriously injured by a bully at school.
- Fredericton council rejects UNB request for $12M over next decade to keep aging pool afloat
Councillors reject UNB's $12M request to save pool
- Sackville library looks toward a future in a bigger, more accessible space
Sackville library seeks larger space for 10,000 books and accessible programming
- Some areas of N.B. got record-low amounts of snow, rain in February
Some areas of New Brunswick saw record-low snow and rain in February
- One last good pour for Sleeping Giant Brewing Company
Sleeping Giant Brewing Company to close after 14 years
- Opposition slows budget debate with procedural measure
Opposition MLAs slowed debate on the budget with a procedural measure, calling on the government to reconsider cuts, delaying the discussion.
- This Yukon curling team hopes to inspire young girls to join the sport
A new girls' curling team has been formed in Yukon for the 2026 Arctic Winter Games.
- Salmon Arm Veterans Crosswalk proposal prompts concerns with cost, durability
Salmon Arm Veterans Crosswalk proposal sparks debate over costs
- New mental health crisis helpline for people aged 13+ launches in Kelowna
A new mental health crisis helpline has been launched in Kelowna for individuals aged 13 and older.
- One of accused in Abbotsford double homicide doesn’t meet bar for murder: Lawyer
One of accused in Abbotsford double homicide doesn’t meet bar for murder: Lawyer
- People with disabilities in N.L. could be missing 'small fortune' in tax credits
Many Newfoundlanders with disabilities may be missing out on billions of dollars in tax credits.
- St. John's man who graduated from CNA's wind turbine program says there's challenges with finding work
St. John's man struggles to find work after graduating from wind turbine program
- Labrador Winter Games sees towns and families face off — and training in -30 C
Labrador Winter Games underway amidst cold weather
- Mission’s Chartwell Carrington House retirement residence on fire
Retirement home in Mission, BC on fire, residents evacuated, 7th Avenue closed.
- Lott was riding on Brier final
Colton Lott had a hero's welcome at the James Armstrong Richardson International Airport after a successful flight.
- Apple drops $599 MacBook Neo: Budget bomshell to beat Chromebook, Windows laptops? - Gulf News
Apple drops budget-friendly $599 MacBook Neo
- NHL Roundup: Los Angeles Kings, Blackhawks, and Senators win
Los Angeles Kings win 5-4 in overtime
- Nisku Ford focused on ‘doing the right thing’
Nisku Ford prioritizes customer satisfaction
- Blue: Gene-edited meat arrives in Canada – how will consumers know?
Gene-edited pigs approved for Canadian market
- This Canadian family fuelled Myanmar’s civil war with ‘blood pearls’
A Canadian company with ties to Myanmar's military regime has been accused of fueling the civil war
- Queen's Park North could be getting $50M facelift, courtesy of the Weston family
Toronto's Queen's Park North may receive $50M renovation, Weston Family Foundation to cover costs
- What these Hamilton roommates want you to know about women living with Parkinson's disease
Parkinson's disease affects women differently than men
- Want to make a complaint about a councillor in Niagara Falls? It will now cost you $1,000
Complaint against councillor now costs $1,000
- Canadian Coast Guard captain fired for 'willfully' ignoring distress call: labour board
Captain fired for ignoring distress call
- GLP-1 Receptor Agonist Use Linked to Reduced Risks for Substance Use Disorder - Ophthalmology Advisor
GLP-1 Receptor Agonist Use Linked to Reduced Risks for Substance Use Disorder
- Politics And The Markets 03/10/26
US stocks open lower as investors await the outcome of the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision.
- Investment of $3.3 million drives expansion of Selkirk College’s Selkirk Technology Access Centre
$3.3 million investment drives expansion of Selkirk College’s Selkirk Technology Access Centre
- Reflective prism art installation opens at Burrard Dry Dock Pier - North Shore News
A reflective prism art installation is now open at Burrard Dry Dock Pier.
- Reflective prism art installation opens at Burrard Dry Dock Pier
A reflective prism art installation has opened at Burrard Dry Dock Pier in North Vancouver, featuring over 20 pivoting prisms.
- Curaleaf: Not Reaching For A Mixed Bag
Curaleaf's high debt and limited cash pose challenges for the company
- Unanimous council support for campaign against closure allowances
Council votes unanimously in support of campaign against closure allowances