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The BC River Forecast Centre’s latest Snow Survey and Water Supply Bulletin says the provincial snowpack was at just 73 per cent of normal for March 1. The latest snowpack… Read More »B.C. snowpack at 73% of normal, renewing drought, wildfire, electricity concerns
A tense Tuesday of escalating tension between Ford and Trump saw tariff threats increased and traded before an “olive branch” from the White House in the form of a meeting. … Read More »Ford wants to sell more electricity to the U.S. — Trump says it ‘doesn’t make sense’
Tom Phillips has racked up an extensive list of charges in three years, but has managed to evade police the entire time. Police in New Zealand are renewing the search… Read More »Search renewed for fugitive NZ dad, 3 kids who disappeared 3 years ago
Mahmoud Khalil, who has permanent residency in the U.S. and is married to an American citizen, was detained by ICE at his home over the weekend. Mahmoud Khalil, the Palestinian… Read More »Mahmoud Khalil to remain in detention in Louisiana, judge rules
According to the provincial government, student enrolment at Alberta schools has risen by about 89,000 students since 2020. Share this item on Facebook Share this item via WhatsApp Share this… Read More »Nicolaides says $1.1B for more staff at Alberta schools will ‘alleviate pressure on classrooms’
A Toronto woman who faced multiple charges in a dog attack that seriously injured a child has pleaded guilty to some of them, including a criminal charge of negligence. Crime… Read More »Toronto woman pleads guilty to negligence in dog attack that seriously injured child
Newton County Sheriff Shannon Cothran called Brieonna Cassell’s survival following her crash ‘an incredible testament to her will to live.’ A missing 41-year-old woman was found alive Tuesday after surviving… Read More »Missing Indiana woman found alive after 6 days trapped in car following crash
The constant flip-flopping over tariffs is paralysing industries. Automakers, for example, are unable to plan while there is a threat of tariffs on components made in Canada. Makers of goods… Read More »The corporate world is reacting to Trump’s ‘confusing, inscrutable’ tariffs
The Bank of Canada cut its benchmark rate by 25 basis points, bringing it down to 2.75 per cent. Experts say the outlook for the housing market remains hazy. The… Read More »House hunting in a trade war? What Bank of Canada’s rate cut means for you
Russian President Vladimir Putin has repeatedly ruled out a temporary break in hostilities, saying it would only benefit Ukraine and its Western allies. By signaling its openness to a ceasefire,… Read More »Will Putin accept ceasefire with Ukraine? Why he may seek own conditions