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  1. Local Fishing Report

    Elevation and water temperature are normal and stable. Largemouth bass are slow on lipless and plastic baits around coves and shorelines. Blue and channel catfish are slow.

    SCIENCE
  2. Soccer is Back!

    The girls' soccer team lost 5-1 to the Mustangs, while the boys' team won 1-0 against the Broncos.

    SPORTS
  3. SW Covenant baseball starts the season 4-0

    SW Covenant baseball starts the season 4-0 with two walk-off victories.

    SPORTS
  4. Stitt chairs National Governors meeting

    Former Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt chairs a meeting of the National Governors Association, stating that not seeking re-election is 'more free.'

    POLITICS
  5. Oklahoma Children’s OU Health performs targeted chemotherapy for pediatric eye cancer

    Oklahoma Children's Hospital OU Health begins offering targeted chemotherapy for pediatric eye cancer, delivering sight-saving treatment without requiring patients to leave the state.

    HEALTH
  6. ‘Opening the door’: New Ontario Tech initiative allows small businesses to access high-tech testing facilities

    Ontario Tech university launches DRIVE initiative to provide small businesses with access to high-tech testing facilities

    TECHNOLOGY
  7. Paramedics seeking wage parity with Niagara police, firefighters

    Paramedics in Niagara are seeking wage parity with Niagara police and firefighters.

    POLITICS
  8. ‘Persistent under enrolment’: New consultation to explore dual track for Uxbridge Public School

    School board reviews dual track option to address declining student numbers

    EDUCATION
  9. Kelowna-Mission MLA to host crime and public safety townhall in Rutland

    Kelowna-Mission MLA to host crime and public safety townhall in Rutland on Mar. 18.

    POLITICS
  10. March 7th Weather Discussion

    Showers expected through morning, cold front moves in this afternoon.

    SCIENCE
  11. Ontario and Canada product recalls: Items sold through Amazon, Indigo and AliExpress

    Baby gear and strollers sold through Amazon and Indigo, certain children's bath products sold through Amazon and AliExpress, certain imported children's toys sold through AliExpress

    BUSINESS
  12. Timothee Chalamet sees backlash after saying ‘no-one cares’ for opera and ballet

    Timothee Chalamet dismisses opera and ballet as not being of interest to anyone

    SPORTS
  13. QMJHL: Charlottetown Islanders win eighth game in a row

    Charlottetown Islanders win eighth game in a row

    ENTERTAINMENT
  14. How two investors racked up big returns by picking these mining stocks

    Two investors' winning strategies revolve around focusing on lithium and cobalt mining stocks, with one investor using a contrarian approach to identify undervalued companies, while the other focuses on ESG metrics and management team quality.

    BUSINESS
  15. Ask Lisi: Boyfriend's parents cooler than you think

    Boyfriend's parents may be more accepting than initially thought.

    POLITICS
  16. New Oakville community centre, library to open March 31 in expanded Sixteen Mile Sports Complex

    New community centre and library set to open in Oakville's Sixteen Mile Sports Complex on March 31.

    SPORTS
  17. Welland pauses incentives after flood of new physicians — but Niagara still needs more than 100 family doctors

    Welland pauses incentives for family doctors, still short of needed physicians

    SCIENCE
  18. Canada acts against Kitchener war crimes suspect — but waits 17 years to do it

    Canada revokes citizenship of Kitchener war crimes suspect

    POLITICS
  19. Dozens of fires in Ottawa caused by lithium-ion batteries; here’s how to stay safe - CTV News

    Lithium-ion battery fires have been reported in dozens of Ottawa homes and buildings.

    BUSINESS
  20. How two investors racked up big returns by picking these mining stocks - The Globe and Mail

    Two investors made millions by focusing on copper and nickel

    BUSINESS
  21. Transfer rumors, news: Next Tottenham manager candidates emerge

    Spurs consider Julian Nagelsmann as potential new manager

    SPORTS
  22. George Russell claims Australian Grand Prix pole position for dominant Mercedes

    George Russell claims Australian Grand Prix pole position for dominant Mercedes.

    SPORTS
  23. Kayode on Juventus' radar

    Juventus to monitor Kayode

    SPORTS
  24. Transfer market: Is Barcelona in the race to sign Evan Ndicka?

    Barcelona inquires about Roma's Evan Ndicka

    SPORTS
  25. 'Perfect storm' for Russell but Norris unhappy with 'worst cars'

    George Russell exceeded expectations with a top spot in Australian Grand Prix qualifying

    SPORTS
  26. Global Economy Faces Widening Strains as Mideast War Intensifies

    Global trade and commodity markets experience significant fluctuations

    BUSINESS
  27. Ontario Place is Doug Ford's legacy project? Some legacy

    Ontario Place redevelopment sparks controversy over legacy project

    POLITICS
  28. Prefab homes are a game-changer in cities like Toronto. Why aren't we building more of them?

    Prefab homes are a game-changer in cities like Toronto because they can be built faster and cheaper, easing the housing shortage and boosting productivity growth.

    ENTERTAINMENT
  29. A pioneering feminist's view from the cracked ceiling on International Women's Day

    Women have made progress, but the glass ceiling is still intact

    BUSINESS
  30. The inside story of Canada Soccer's financial breakthrough — and what it buys

    Canada Soccer secures $10 million investment to support national teams and grassroots programs

    SPORTS
  31. Peterborough Police board paid over $73k to recruit Chief Stu Betts, documents show

    Peterborough Police paid over $73k for Chief Stu Betts

    POLITICS
  32. It costs less to get a Microsoft Office 2024 lifetime license than to pay one year of Microsoft 365 - Mashable

    Microsoft Office 2024 lifetime license is cheaper than 1 year of Microsoft 365

    TECHNOLOGY
  33. The Latest: Trump says he’ll hit Iran harder as Iranian president apologizes to neighbours

    US President Donald Trump vows to hit Iran harder in response to recent tensions, Iranian President Hassan Rouhani apologizes to countries in the region for the conflict, over 28,000 Americans have returned to the US from the Middle East since the start of the Iran war

    WORLD
  34. As Ont. takes over school boards, trustees are under scrutiny. What do they do and what happens without them?

    Ontario's school boards are responsible for setting policies, appointing principals and superintendents, and overseeing budgeting and resource allocation.

    EDUCATION
  35. Saturday Habs Headlines: Something cooking - Habs Eyes on the Prize

    Canadiens eager to clean up details, prove management's faith is well-placed

    SPORTS
  36. The 'prison' of toxic masculinity can keep men from seeking medical care. Canada wants to fix that - CBC

    Men in Canada's Indigenous communities face barriers to healthcare, stigma surrounding mental health, and societal expectations of masculinity contributing to the issue.

    BUSINESS
  37. Canadians are drinking less, driving the biggest drop in alcohol sales in 20 years: StatsCan - CBC

    Canada sees largest annual drop in alcohol sales in 20 years, StatsCan reports

    BUSINESS