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- Man dead, two others injured after head-on crash in Port Perry
A Sunderland man was pronounced dead at the scene of a head-on crash.
- North America won the World Cup together. It’s hosting apart. - Politico
North America won the World Cup together. It’s hosting apart.
- Oakville's Scott Laughton is moving to the Los Angeles Kings
Scott Laughton is leaving the Toronto Maple Leafs to join the Los Angeles Kings.
- Eight names shortlisted for new elementary school in Lac La Biche
Lac La Biche Elementary
- LETTER: Invest in a bike horn or bell
Invest in bike horns or bells to improve road safety.
- LETTER: Writer feels guilty about not knowing neighbours
A writer reflects on missing out on getting to know their neighbor, but decides to build connections with others on the street.
- Beyond the Boxscore: Flames spring ahead with goals galore in 5-4 victory over Hurricanes - Flames Nation
Flames spring ahead with goals galore in 5-4 victory over Hurricanes
- Liberal gun buyback program goes from bad to farce
Program failed to meet targets
- LETTER: Why recycling in Maple Ridge works the way it does
The city's recycling program is based on a single-stream system, where all recyclables are collected in one bin.
- International Women’s Day 2026: Kourtney Cook
Kourtney Cook is recognized for her contributions to the Cariboo Chilcotin community.
- LETTER: Alberta separation attempt uncomfortably close to USA
Alberta separation attempt nears
- VIDEO: Underdogs prevail at BC School Sports Boys Basketball Provincial Tournament in Langley
Langley's Credo Christian wins Boys Basketball Provincial Tournament
- HomeHub will recharge with MagSafe by sticking to your wall
Apple Home Hub to feature MagSafe attachment, rumored to have iPad-like display
- Online petition supports war-torn Iran women's soccer
Iran women's national soccer team
- Snowfall warning issued for Calgary - CTV News
Snowfall warning issued for Calgary, high winds expected, snow targets parts of Alberta.
- Tilray Brands, Inc. (TLRY) Acquires BrewDog
Tilray Brands, Inc. acquires BrewDog assets for £33 million
- US Energy Chief Says ‘Fear Premium’ in Oil Markets to Dissipate
US Energy Secretary Chris Wright says 'fear premium' in oil markets will dissipate.
- 'Something for everyone' at St. Albert museum in 2026
Musée Heritage Museum showcases historic newspapers and uniforms, highlights coal mining history.
- Trump’s World Liberty Financial Project Puts Investors in a Bind
Trump's financial troubles
- PHOTOS: Adventure racers navigate frozen Canmore trails on skis, fat bikes
Racers face challenging conditions on frozen trails.
- Exhibitions, activities for outdoor enthusiasts at BC Interior Sportsman show in Kelowna
BC Interior Sportsman show returns to Kelowna
- Cuba Gambles on Green Energy to End Crippling Blackouts
Cuba assesses renewable energy to diversify energy mix amid worsening energy crisis
- Solar and Storage Could Reshape Rural Electricity Markets
Rural electric cooperatives face disruption from renewable energy costs
- Brier has St. John's businesses booming during typically slow winter - CBC
St. John's businesses are experiencing a surge in revenue during the typically slow winter season
- 2 arrested after devices containing bolts and screws were thrown during protest outside NYC mayor’s mansion
Two people arrested after devices containing bolts and screws were thrown during protest outside NYC mayor's mansion.
- ‘Canada at a crossroads’: Jewish groups call for action after 3 synagogues hit by gunfire
Three synagogues in Toronto and York Region have been hit by gunfire, prompting Jewish groups to call for increased action.
- Treasury Issuance May Be Sucking Liquidity From The Stock Market
Treasury settlement days are draining liquidity, pressuring risk and defensive sectors
- LETTER: Time change can be hard on our biological clock
A recent time change may disrupt sleep patterns and affect daily routines.
- LETTER: Growth is not the answer to all of Sooke’s problems
Growth in Sooke is not a panacea for all issues.
- VIDEO: A bad second period for Vancouver Giants against Kamloops Blazers
Vancouver Giants lose 6-2 to Kamloops Blazers
- Time Traveller: North Shore women thrive in international roles
The North Shore branch of the International Council of Women was established in 1930.
- Senators’ Tyler Kleven fined for cross-checking Kraken’s McCann
Tyler Kleven fined for unsportsmanlike conduct
- Anxiety in some Alberta mountain towns as wildfire season begins
Wildfires begin in Alberta, sparking anxiety among residents
- Clock change marks progress for some Canadians, but pain for others
Canada observes daylight saving time
- Canada’s Zahabi reacts to being added to UFC White House card vs. O’Malley
Aiemann Zahabi will fight at the White House in June
- Iran reportedly elects new leader as war with Israel, U.S. escalates and proliferates
Iran elects new leader, US considers expanding strikes
- SpiceX — known for Indian dishes and Jiggs' dinner — adds bakery at second location
SpiceX expands with bakery at second location, marking a new chapter in its growth from food truck to full-service eatery.
- Victoria to Esquimalt connector to see closures for BC Hydro upgrades
Construction to start on March 16, detouring traffic on Victoria to Esquimalt connector, with eastbound lane remaining open
- Can landlords enter unannounced or install cameras? Ontario renters’ privacy rights explained - NOW Toronto
Landlords can enter rental units with reasonable notice, but not without permission from the tenant. Installing security cameras requires the tenant's written consent. The Ontario Human Rights Commission can investigate complaints of unauthorized camera installations.
- Beyond the Snapshot: Designing Manitoba’s Bison Economy
Key points include a focus on Indigenous economic development, a goal of increasing the province's renewable energy production, and a plan to diversify the economy by promoting entrepreneurship and innovation in areas such as technology and agriculture.
- The Hormuz Halt
Oil prices surge
- Iranian Canadian in Niagara concerned for family and friends in Iran
Iranian citizens face communication disruptions during protests
- Scholarship targets future personal support workers as Ontario faces growing care needs
A new scholarship aims to support students pursuing Personal Support Worker training.
- Two of the world's best coffee shops are right here in Ontario.
Peg Commissary in Toronto, Ontario
- Northern Lights Public Schools approves 2026-27 school calendar
Northern Lights Public Schools approves 2026-27 school calendar with an August 31 start date, an extended break in November, and changes to professional development days.
- Sunday Overreactions: Maple Leafs staring down full-blown rebuild - Sportsnet
The Toronto Maple Leafs are staring down the barrel of a full-blown rebuild after another disappointing season.
- VIDEO: Deere adds six models to 8 Series tractor line
John Deere adds six new models to 8 Series tractor line, expanding capabilities and features