Politics
Sudbury Police Combat Stunt Driving with Creative Poem Initiative
Sudbury police have launched a unique poem campaign to address rising stunt driving offenses in northeastern Ontario, highlighting a busy 2023 for charges.
Business
BC Ferries Expands Sunshine Coast Sailings Despite $24 Million Financial Loss
BC Ferries is increasing service on its Langdale route to meet rising demand, even as the corporation reports a significant $24 million loss for the fiscal year.
Sports
London Knights Face Soo Greyhounds in First Round of OHL Playoffs
The London Knights are set to begin their playoff journey against the Soo Greyhounds on March 27, 2026, in a highly anticipated Ontario Hockey League postseason matchup.
Lifestyle
B.C. Couple's Wedding Dreams Shattered by Sudden Venue Cancellation
A British Columbia couple faces heartbreak as their wedding venue cancels abruptly, leaving them scrambling just weeks before their big day. The emotional ordeal highlights broader issues in the event planning industry.
Entertainment
Environment
Health
Pfizer-Valneva Lyme Vaccine Shows 73% Efficacy, Misses Key Goal
Pfizer and Valneva's Lyme disease vaccine demonstrated 73.2% efficacy in a late-stage study but narrowly missed a key statistical requirement, causing Valneva shares to plummet nearly 37%.
Alberta Shuts Down Lethbridge Overdose Prevention Site
The Alberta government has closed a key overdose prevention site in Lethbridge, sparking debate over public health strategies amid the ongoing opioid crisis.
Social Media Addiction Trial Jury Struggles to Find Consensus
The jury in a landmark U.S. trial over social media addiction has reported significant difficulty in reaching a unanimous decision, highlighting the complex legal and societal issues at stake.
Ottawa Man Dead After Homecare Closure; Air Canada Crash; Hit-and-Run
A tragic incident in Ottawa where a man died alone after his homecare file was closed, plus updates on an Air Canada crash and a hit-and-run that critically injured a crossing guard.
COVID Boosters for High-Risk New Brunswickers This Spring
New Brunswick health authorities announce spring availability of COVID-19 vaccine boosters for vulnerable populations, emphasizing continued protection against evolving virus strains.
