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- New accounting program at Okanagan College streamlines pathway for students
New accounting program at Okanagan College streamlines pathway for students
- Uxbridge senior, Durham organization urge province to better fund community support services
Community health workers face funding disparities
- Dozens of Asia-Flagged Oil Tankers Stranded near Strait of Hormuz
Dozens of Asian oil tankers stranded near Strait of Hormuz
- Canadian Armed Forces relocating members deployed in Middle East; France to send armoured vehicles to Lebanon - The Globe and Mail
Canadian military withdraws personnel from Middle East amid escalating Iran war
- 'We feel betrayed': Disability community says provincial budget 'punches down' - CBC
Provincial budget cuts funding for disability services
- Building economic strength starts with nuclear power
Nuclear power's resurgence sparks debate
- Paralegal loses licence — and maybe chance to become lawyer
A paralegal has had his licence revoked, potentially ending his dream of becoming a lawyer. The decision has been made after years of trouble. He is now at risk of not being able to pursue a law degree.
- Halton paramedic union raising concerns about pay, members leaving to work in other communities
Paramedic union raises concerns over pay
- North Shuswap library starting new chapter with grand re-opening
North Shuswap library to reopen with grand re-opening after recovery from 2023 wildfire
- Military news: Canada's MDA Space locks more overseas military contracts - BNN Bloomberg
MDA Space reports Q4 revenue up 44% to $499.1M
- Garbage collection changes cause frustration
New garbage collection system rolled out in Waterloo Region with delays and frustration.
- Georgetown Lions Club honours John Fini for tireless volunteer contributions
John Fini has been named the 2025 Lion Fred Zorge Service Club Member of the Year.
- Eight Charts Show ‘Rupture’ With Canada Under Trump’s Tariffs - Bloomberg.com
Canada's trade deficit widens with US tariffs
- Lung Squatters campaign targets 'invisible' silica hazard - Canadian Occupational Safety
Campaign aims to raise awareness about crystalline silica exposure in construction industry
- Moment Marine veteran protesting Iran war suffers broken arm during struggle with GOP senator
A protester was injured during a confrontation with a GOP senator at a hearing on military action against Iran.
- Nail technicians taught to spot domestic abuse
Beauticians and hairdressers in Lancashire are being taught to spot signs of domestic abuse
- Broadcom rallies as it touts more than $100 billion in AI chip sales in 2027
Broadcom expects $100B in AI chip sales by 2027
- Kitchener Rangers on top of OHL after win over Sarnia
Kitchener Rangers win 6-3 over Sarnia Sting, top of OHL standings.
- Molten glass leaking from furnace was 'like lava'
Molten glass leak causes shutdown at furnace
- 'Every day feels like a month': Iranians describe life under US-Israeli strikes
Iranians face daily US-Israeli strikes, internet blackouts, and security crackdowns, straining daily life.
- Almost A Third Of Gen Z Men Say Women Should Always Obey Their Husbands
Gen Z men prioritize traditional gender roles
- Kim Kardashian Transforms into a Vegas Showgirl on Set of New Movie Alongside a Nearly Unrecognizable Will Ferrell
Kim Kardashian stars in a new movie
- Trump promised to be a 'peacemaker,' but he’s flexing U.S. military muscle. Here’s every major strike he’s ordered
U.S. President Donald Trump ordered more airstrikes in his first year of second term than Joe Biden's entire presidency.
- All Ontarians pay a return deposit on alcohol bottles and cans — but more and more towns have nowhere to return them to
Ontarians face longer distances to return empty alcohol containers
- Frank Stronach’s defence asks for ‘directed verdicts’ on two charges as Crown closes its sex assault case
Frank Stronach's lawyers seek directed verdicts on two charges
- Toronto area home prices down 7% this February over last as housing continues to tumble
Toronto home prices decline 7% in February
- How Canada would survive without a U.S. trade deal
Canada has a diversified economy with a strong services sector, including financial services, tourism, and information technology.
- In Japan’s ski country, I’m on a powder quest
Hokkaido's 100+ ski resorts attract visitors from Japan and abroad.
- Woman Charged After Assault at Bay Bulls Home - VOCM
A woman has been charged in connection with an assault at a Bay Bulls home.
- N.B.'s new mining strategy met with excitement, concern - CBC
New Brunswick premier unveils ambitious mining strategy, 'competing to win' in Canada
- Respected emergency physician retires
Dr. Roberto Campanaro retires after nearly a decade of service at Western Hospital.
- Smithers athletes participate in Special Olympics snowshoe regional qualifier
Smithers athletes excel in Special Olympics snowshoe regional qualifier with personal best times.
- 'Battle of the old guys': Koe, Gushue hope for one last dance at the Brier - CBC
Kevin Koe and Brad Gushue seek one last shot at Brier glory
- Changing the time all the time needs to stop
Clocks will spring forward one hour
- 'Plant man' lies in wait for passersby
Man disguises himself as a potted plant in Marietta, Georgia to prank passersby.
- Human remains found in Bridgewater deemed ‘suspicious’
Human remains found in Bridgewater, police investigating, no further details
- Bridgerton fans completely missed this glaringly obvious hint at Lady Whistledown's new identity
Fans missed that Penelope was the one writing Lady Whistledown's columns.
- Asian LNG Dips From Three-Year High as Traders Weigh Hormuz Plan
Asian LNG prices dip from 3-year high as traders weigh US plan to secure Strait of Hormuz
- World Bank Says $50 Billion Committed to Africa Power Plans
$50 billion committed to Africa power plan
- Oil price climbs 3% as Iran and Israel escalate attacks
Iran and Israel clash in latest escalation of Middle East tensions
- Les Leyne: Any decision on Tumbler Ridge inquiry should await results of inquest
New inquiry launched into Tumbler Ridge tragedy
- Carbon removal coalition forms with goal of attracting $100-million in project investments
A coalition of companies and government entities has formed to promote carbon removal projects, with the goal of securing $100-million in investments.
- B.C. is adopting permanent daylight time. Sleep researchers say standard time is healthier - CBC
British Columbia adopts permanent daylight time
- Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry accuses Iran of drone attack, says 2 civilians injured
Azerbaijan's Foreign Ministry accuses Iran of drone attack, says 2 civilians injured