Politics
Alberta Premier, Federal Leaders Slam 'Fun Police' Over Calgary Stampede Noise Bylaw
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith and federal leaders criticize a Calgary councillor's push to reverse a Stampede noise bylaw, calling it 'fun police' overreach.
Business
Couche-Tard Q4 profit jumps to US$863.4M from US$439.4M year over year
Couche-Tard reported Q4 profit of US$863.4 million, up from US$439.4 million a year earlier, driven by strong fuel and merchandise margins.
Sports
Jake DeBrusk Trade Interest Grows After Brady Tkachuk Exit from Senators
Vancouver Canucks winger Jake DeBrusk, with 19 power-play goals this season, draws trade interest from Ottawa Senators and Columbus Blue Jackets after Brady Tkachuk's trade to Florida.
Lifestyle
Over 20 Dogs Abandoned in Rural Southern Ontario, Humane Society Says
More than 20 dogs were abandoned in rural southern Ontario, according to the Cambridge & District Humane Society, which is now caring for the animals.
Environment
Entertainment
Health
New Treatment for Sleep Apnea and Obesity in Canada
A new treatment option is now available for Canadians with sleep apnea and obesity, offering hope for improved health outcomes.
Two Arrested in Separate Impaired Driving Incidents in Cape Breton
Two drivers were arrested in separate impaired driving incidents in Cape Breton, according to RCMP. Both face charges after being stopped in distinct locations.
B.C. inmate gets 16 months for throwing feces at guard
A B.C. inmate who threw a cup containing feces, urine, and semen at a guard received an additional 16-month sentence, according to court documents.
N.B. valedictorian graduates top of class while battling breast cancer
Samantha Keays, a breast cancer patient, delivered her valedictorian speech at NBCC Saint John graduation, earning top honors while undergoing treatment.
Liam Payne's $28M Estate Left to Son Bear After No Will
Liam Payne's son Bear Grey Payne is the sole beneficiary of his nearly $28 million estate, held in trust until he turns 18, after the singer died without a will in 2024.
Canadian History Quiz | Polar Herald
From Confederation in 1867 to the Maple Leaf flag, test your knowledge of Canadian history. Explore Prime Ministers, provinces, Louis Riel and key dates in this engaging Canada history trivia quiz.
