Politics
Windsor-Essex educators demand more school funding at rally
Teachers and students rallied outside a Windsor MPP's office, demanding increased education funding from the provincial government amid growing concerns.
Business
Oil Hits Four-Year High on Report US Mulls Iran Military Options
Brent oil surged to a four-year high after Axios reported that President Trump will receive a briefing on new military options for action in Iran, signaling potential escalation in the Middle East.
Sports
Kaapo Kahkonen Leads Laval Rocket to Strong Playoff Start
Goaltender Kaapo Kahkonen starred as the Laval Rocket defeated the Toronto Marlies in AHL playoff action, giving the team a strong start to their postseason run.
Lifestyle
Dear Abby: Three's a crowd when unexpected visit drags on
A reader feels invaded after a partner's unannounced guest overstays, disrupting peace. Abby advises communication and boundary-setting.
Environment
Health
Hamilton Hospital Leads Innovative Stroke Prevention
Hamilton Health Sciences is the first in Canada to use Javelin Medical's 'Vine' carotid filter, a groundbreaking procedure to prevent strokes in high-risk patients.
Government Policies Fuel Youth Unemployment Surge in Canada
A new Fraser Institute report blames immigration and minimum wage hikes for Canada's unprecedented youth unemployment rise, which hit 13.8% in 2025.
Toxic Drug Supply Sparks Violence in ERs, Doctors at Risk
Canada's toxic drug supply is causing violent withdrawals in ER patients, endangering staff and others. High naloxone doses needed to reverse overdoses trigger severe agitation.
How Generic Ozempic Could Reshape Canada
Canada approves a generic alternative to Ozempic and Wegovy, potentially lowering costs and expanding access for diabetes and weight management patients.
PCs Demand Closure of Mobile Overdose Site in Winnipeg
Manitoba Progressive Conservatives demand closure of Sunshine House's mobile overdose prevention site, citing recent violent incidents and safety risks.
