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- 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
- 'Best Player In The World': Tampa's Nikita Kucherov Dances On Maple Leafs For Sixth 100-Point Season
Nikita Kucherov becomes first player in Tampa Bay Lightning's history to achieve 100-point season in just 57 games.
- Gotta See It: Guerrero Jr. flexes in new home run jacket after two-run blast
Vladimir Guerrero Jr. hits a two-run home run
- New Zealand wins the toss and opts to bowl against India in the T20 World Cup final
New Zealand to bowl against India in T20 World Cup final.
- Red Sox's Nate Eaton Shines Against Team USA In World Baseball Classic
Nate Eaton had a base hit for Team Great Britain in the World Baseball Classic.
- Quebec tests later weekend shopping hours with new pilot project
Quebec tests later weekend shopping hours with new pilot project
- Chris Jericho’s AEW Contract Extension Explained - Ringside News
Chris Jericho signs with AEW, AEW contract extension explained, Chris Jericho potential WWE return
- Nearly 1 in 4 EU women believe men are treated better by health workers, new study says
New study finds nearly 1 in 4 EU women believe they receive poorer treatment by health workers
- Trevor Hancock: It’s not just the ecosystem; our economy is socially unfit, too
US economy's environmental impact reaches $7.3 trillion
- David Sovka: Hallelujah! No more time change
Canada to drop daylight saving time in some provinces
- Toronto springs forward into warmer weather this weekend
Toronto to enjoy warmer weather this weekend
- YUKONOMIST: Pan, baby, pan
Gold prices continue to fluctuate
- World Classic: Americans have fun against the British
The American team defeated the British team 9-1 in the World Baseball Classic.
- PTY Has Struggled, But The Income Is Compelling And It Can Rebound
PTY's NAV has remained resilient, indicating portfolio strength
- Spring-themed Easter concert by Chilliwack orchestra will be ‘full of life’
Chilliwack Metropolitan Orchestra presents 'Spring Passion', featuring two classical masterpieces, in an Easter concert.
- Vancouver Island Symphony to present Majestic Mozart! in Nanaimo
Vancouver Island Symphony to present 'Majestic Mozart!' in Nanaimo
- Mission’s Clarke Theatre to welcome Paddling Film Festival
The Paddling Film Festival is hosting an international adventure film tour at Clarke Theatre on March 11 at 7 p.m.
- A LOOK BACK: Oh, the tales this antique printing press could tell
Denis Houle, owner of Houle Printing in Port Alberni, rescues antique press with a rich history.
- One person dead, two injured after head-on crash in Port Perry
One person dead, two injured after head-on crash in Port Perry
- More layoffs ahead as Camosun College grapples with deficit
Camosun College faces significant budget deficit
- West Kelowna woman proves a single person can make a difference - Castanet
West Kelowna woman makes significant donation to local food bank
- Bylaw files surge 18 per cent, as unhoused-related calls dominate Vernon workload - Castanet
Bylaw files see 18% increase, unhoused-related calls dominate Vernon's workload.
- Okanagan College group donates $7.5K to support domestic violence survivors
Okanagan College donates $7.5K to support domestic violence survivors
- Aldergrove Fair seeks vendors
Applications open for July 17–19 Aldergrove Fair at Aldergrove Athletic Park, deadline March 31.
- Developer not required to ‘be of good character’ to claim share of profits, B.C. court rules - CTV News
Developer in B.C. court case not required to prove 'good character' to claim share of profits
- International Women’s Day more than just a celebration
International Women's Day recognizes the struggles and achievements of women worldwide.
- Book lovers called upon to donate to the Times Colonist book drive and sale
The Times Colonist is hosting a book drive and sale.
- Carihi Alum brings his one man tribute show to the Eagles Hall in April
Carihi Alum brings one man tribute show to Eagles Hall in April
- International Women’s Day 2026: Michelle Lavoie
Michelle Lavoie, Cariboo Chilcotin, International Women's Day 2026
- Confirmed 2. Bundesliga lineups: Hannover 96 vs. Greuther Fürth
Stefan Teitur Thórdarson replaces Noel Aseko-Nkili
- Confirmed 2. Bundesliga lineups: Preußen Münster vs. Hertha BSC
Alexander Ende replaces Paul Jaeckel, Shin Yamada replaces Yassine Bouchama, Stefan Leitl replaces unknown player.
- As Canada's population growth slows, an economic shift emerges - CTV News
Canada's population growth slows, leading to an economic shift.
- First Solar, Inc. (FSLR) Price Target Cut as Analysts Update Forecasts
Price target lowered to $228
- Confirmed 2. Bundesliga lineups: Karlsruher SC vs. Dynamo Dresden
Karlsruher SC: Stamm; Simon, Niklas Süle, Salvi, Maslor; Eichner, Czichos, Rocha, Strobl, König; Hartmann