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An Associated Press review found at least two dozen ICE employees and contractors have been charged with crimes since 2020, including allegations of abuse and corruption. ICE officials say allegations are investigated and some employees have been suspended or are facing criminal proceedings.

Elis Lundholm, a 23-year-old Swedish freestyle skier who identifies as a man, competed in the women's moguls at the Winter Olympics and finished 25th in qualifying; he said he wants to focus on his skiing.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith said lower oil revenues will force the province to run significant deficits and that she will not raise taxes or make deep service cuts; the government's budget is scheduled to be unveiled later this month.

British Columbia announced a reworked funding system adding $475 million over three years and redirecting $298 million in existing autism funding, aiming to extend supports to about 48,000 children.

Sources told Reuters that CME Group is working on plans for a futures contract combining neodymium and praseodymium (NdPr), and rival ICE is also exploring rare earth futures; no final decision has been taken.

Reports say Nexon is developing a shooter set in the StarCraft universe under a partnership with Blizzard; few details have been released and the project's relation to other reported StarCraft efforts is unclear.

Five Toronto event organizers are offering alternatives to a couple-focused Valentine's Day, with gatherings that include a letters-to-self session, a Galentine's dinner, an anti-Valentine pinata party, a Ouija-board speed-dating night, and a comedy date show.

Officials say a shooting at a Tumbler Ridge high school left 10 people dead and about 25 injured, and police reported the suspected shooter died of an apparently self-inflicted injury.

Ailene MacPherson, a Tier 2 Canada Research Chair at Simon Fraser University, uses mathematical models to study how global change affects disease evolution. She highlights mentorship, community and diversity as key elements in building a scientific career.

Officials reported nine people and the suspected shooter dead and 27 others injured in a shooting in Tumbler Ridge; RCMP investigations are ongoing and further public updates have not been scheduled.

A shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in northeastern British Columbia left at least 10 people dead and police said a suspected shooter was found dead; investigators say they are checking other linked locations.

Officials reported multiple fatalities at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School and said the suspected shooter was found dead; police are continuing searches and the community has been offered trauma supports.

Ontario’s inspector general is being asked to consider a systemic investigation after eight current and former Toronto police officers were charged in an organized crime probe; the inspector general says he is actively considering the request and will announce his decision publicly.

Geotab named 19 commercial and public sector fleets as winners of its 2026 Innovation Awards, citing more than 35 million safer miles, over $19 million in reported savings and more than 8 million pounds of CO₂ removed.

Oishii has introduced the Koyo Berry, a premium Japanese strawberry varietal, in Toronto and the fruit is available at Fortinos and other fine grocers while appearing on menus at several local restaurants.

IKEA Canada will offer $1 breakfasts to IKEA Family members from store opening until 11 a.m. on Saturday, with all proceeds donated to the Breakfast Club of Canada.

Sudbury Performance Group will present Northern Roots: Original Showcase at Cousin Vinny's in Hanmer on Feb. 15 from 1–5 p.m., featuring only original songs by Northern Ontario artists. The lineup includes Chad Rivette, Randy Smith, Tessa Balaz, Lynn Blunt, Natalie Crispo and Eric Cloutier, and organizers say the event highlights local songwriting and stories.

Uefa said it has reached an 'agreement of principles' with Real Madrid and the European Football Clubs group, and it stated the deal will resolve legal disputes over the European Super League once the principles are executed and implemented.

Canadian athletes and officials at the Milan Cortina Olympics expressed condolences after a shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., that left ten people dead, including the suspected shooter who died at the school.

DP World is expanding the Port of Posorja quay to 800 metres, which the company says will raise container-handling capacity by 40% to 1.4 million TEUs by the end of 2026.

Copyright clearances have forced skaters at the Milan Cortina Olympics to seek last-minute approvals or change planned music, and officials say the permission process remains complex despite efforts to help.

Officials say a shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., left 10 people dead, including the person found at the school, and about 25 injured; leaders in Canada and abroad have offered condolences.

OPEC projects demand for OPEC+ crude will fall by 400,000 barrels per day in Q2 to 42.20 million bpd, and reports OPEC+ output was 42.45 million bpd in January, down 439,000 bpd from December.

The Labour Department reported 130,000 jobs added in the most recent month and said the unemployment rate fell to 4.3%. Major benchmark revisions have reduced the count of jobs created in the prior year to about 181,000, down from an earlier figure of 584,000.

Non-farm payrolls rose by 130,000 in January and the unemployment rate fell to 4.3 percent, following a downward revision to December payrolls.

Police reported an active shooter at Tumbler Ridge Secondary on Tuesday; authorities confirmed multiple deaths, including the shooter, and dozens were injured. Two additional deaths were found at a residence believed connected to the incident, and officials have not released details about motive or how the investigation or response will proceed.

Fans are watching PlayStation's State of Play on Feb. 12 after rumors from a Spanish YouTuber that a rumored 2.5D God of War Metroidvania set in Greece could be shadow-dropped; those reports remain unconfirmed.

Vladyslav Heraskevych trained while wearing a customized helmet the IOC has ruled cannot be used in competition; the IOC said it would speak with him again before his Olympic race the next day.

Attorney General Pam Bondi will testify before the House Judiciary Committee about the Justice Department's handling of Jeffrey Epstein files after lawmakers raised concerns about redactions, including six names that were later unredacted.

Canadian Blood Services says winter storms cancelled drives and there is an urgent need for donations; many northern Alberta communities, including Fort McMurray and Grande Prairie, have not hosted local blood drives for years.