Politics
Former B.C. Mayor Ordered to Repay $814K Misappropriated from Family Business
A B.C. court has ruled that former Penticton mayor John Vassilaki must return $814,000 he misappropriated from his family's business, highlighting legal accountability for financial misconduct.
Business
Wall Street Plunges as Iran War Doubts Spark Worst Day Since Conflict Began
U.S. stocks experienced their most severe decline since the Iran war began, with the S&P 500 falling 1.7% amid fading ceasefire hopes. Oil prices surged over 4%, and Treasury yields climbed as markets reacted to geopolitical tensions and inflation concern
Sports
Blue Jays Name Kevin Gausman Opening Day Starter for 2026 Season
Toronto Blue Jays manager John Schneider announces right-hander Kevin Gausman will start the 2026 Opening Day game, marking his first such assignment since joining the team in 2021.
Lifestyle
Commercial Drive's Culinary Evolution: From Italian Roots to Global Flavors
Vancouver's Commercial Drive has evolved from its Italian heritage into a diverse culinary destination, featuring Michelin-recognized spots and global cuisines that reflect changing demographics.
Entertainment
Environment
Health
Sam Champion's Emergency Heart Procedure After Subtle Symptom
Good Morning America's Sam Champion details his unexpected emergency heart surgery after a persistent symptom was detected, emphasizing the importance of proactive health checks.
Healthcare and YMCA Launch Adapted Fitness for Disabilities
A new partnership between St. Joseph's Healthcare and YMCA in London, Ontario, introduces an adapted fitness program to help individuals with disabilities maintain activity post-rehabilitation.
B.C. Seniors Advocate Urges Action on Services for Elderly
British Columbia's Seniors Advocate Dan Levitt calls for urgent improvements to support services as the province's elderly population rapidly expands, highlighting critical gaps in care.
N.L. Doctors Warn of Exodus Over New Health System
Doctors in Newfoundland and Labrador are raising alarms about a mandatory new information system, fearing it could drive physicians out of the province and worsen healthcare access.
Iran Attack on Qatar Helium Plant Sparks US Medical Supply Concerns
Iran's recent strikes on Qatar's helium production facility have raised alarms about potential impacts on MRI machines and medical imaging access in the United States, though industry experts say supply remains stable.
