Politics
U.S. Army Sergeant Identified as Seventh American Casualty in Iran Conflict
The Pentagon has identified the seventh American military fatality in the ongoing conflict with Iran as an Army sergeant. The news comes as a senior Iranian official warns of a protracted war.
Business
Putin Warns of Global Energy Crisis from Iran War, Offers Russian Supply to Europe
Russian President Vladimir Putin warns the Iran war has caused a global energy crisis, threatening oil transit through the Strait of Hormuz. He signals Russia's readiness to supply oil and gas to Europe if cooperation is long-term and non-politicized.
Sports
Kerri Einarson's Team Canada Prepares for World Curling Championship in Calgary
Team Canada's women's curling team, led by skip Kerri Einarson, is preparing for the upcoming world championship in Calgary after winning the Scotties Tournament of Hearts.
Lifestyle
Ottawa's Urban Mill Revolutionizes Bread with Heritage Flour and Café
Almanac Grain, Ottawa's only urban mill, opens a Little Italy café showcasing stone-milled heritage flour and pastries, challenging conventional baking wisdom.
Entertainment
Health
Environment
Calgary Fire Crews Tackle Downtown Hotel Parkade Fire
The Calgary Fire Department responded to a significant fire at the Sandman Signature Hotel's parkade on Seventh Avenue S.W. on March 9, 2026, with crews working to control the blaze.
23 Anglers Rescued from Ice Floe Near Owen Sound by Helicopter
A dramatic rescue operation saved 23 ice anglers stranded on a large ice floe near Owen Sound, Ontario, after it broke away from shore. Helicopters were deployed to pluck them to safety.
Snow Flurries Forecasted for Metro Vancouver This Week
Environment Canada warns of a cold front bringing 2-5 cm of snow to Metro Vancouver, with travel advisories for the Coquihalla Highway due to heavy snowfall.
Snow Warning Issued for Metro Vancouver by Environment Canada
Environment Canada forecasts snow for Metro Vancouver later this week, with potential accumulations and impacts on travel. The warning comes amid a pattern of unstable spring weather across Canada.
Warm Spell in Southwestern Ontario Before Winter Returns
Residents of southwestern Ontario are experiencing a temporary reprieve from winter conditions with a few days of mild weather, but forecasters warn colder temperatures are set to return by late week.