Politics
How Indigenous Rights Challenge Alberta Secession Efforts
Indigenous rights pose a major obstacle to Alberta secession, as treaties and land claims complicate separation. Legal experts weigh in on the implications.
Business
PM Carney Heads to New York to Woo Business Leaders and Investors
Prime Minister Mark Carney travels to New York this week to meet with business leaders and court investment, aiming to strengthen Canada's economic ties.
Sports
Hockey North Hall of Fame Inducts First Class of Northern Ontario Legends
The Hockey North Hall of Fame inducted its inaugural class, honoring key figures from northern Ontario hockey who shaped the regional and local scene.
Lifestyle
Linking Hope Opens New Warehouse in Winnipeg Thanks to Community Support
Linking Hope celebrated the opening of a new warehouse in Winnipeg, made possible by donations and volunteer efforts from the community.
Health
Environment
Canada's Wonderland ride stalls in cold rain, riders stuck
Leviathan rollercoaster at Canada's Wonderland valleyed during rainy weather, stranding six riders. Behemoth also stalled. Park confirms safe evacuation.
LaSalle Landing Skate Trail Marks Successful First Year
The winter skate trail at LaSalle Landing in Windsor has completed its first season with strong community engagement and positive feedback from visitors.
Tourists Killed by Lions in Kruger National Park
Two tourists were killed by lions in Kruger National Park, South Africa. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Stowaway Red Fox 'Basil' Recovers from Heartworm
A red fox named Basil, who stowed away on a ship from Canada to the US, has recovered from heartworm and completed quarantine at the Bronx Zoo.
Healing Powwow Unites Treaty 7 Communities in Calgary
A healing powwow hosted by Closer to Home in Calgary brought together Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities from across Treaty 7 for dance and unity.
