Pierre Poilievre will speak to business leaders in Toronto about Canada–U.S. relations after criticism that he did not sufficiently address U.S. trade and annexation threats during last spring's election campaign.
Heritage Caledon, an advisory committee created under the Ontario Heritage Act in 1976, is marking its 50th anniversary with a Town Hall display and planned community workshops.
Bombardier is pursuing expanded sales in India while the article says chances of building the Gripen fighter are slim; regulatory tensions between Transport Canada and Gulfstream that affected Bombardier were reported as resolved and Transport Canada approved the Gulfstream G700 and G800.
A mother spoke in a Toronto courtroom after a May Etobicoke crash that killed her three children; the driver pleaded guilty in December and sentencing is pending.
A Liberal MP and Sikh organizations pushed back after senior government officials said India was no longer actively interfering in Canada; they pointed to past CSIS and RCMP findings and recent police warnings as reasons for concern.
The federal government pledged $1.55 billion for Jordan's Principle through 2027, while Indigenous leaders and advocates say implementation problems, including a reported backlog, mean service gaps persist.
At a public hearing into his 2015 death, Myles Gray's family doctor said Gray had been injecting unprescribed testosterone and had bipolar disorder; officers involved have denied misconduct and a 2023 coroner's jury classified the death as a homicide.
British Columbia will begin a national pharmacare program on March 1 that provides free coverage for eligible diabetes medications, contraceptives, and menopausal hormone therapy under a four-year agreement with $670 million in federal funding.
Netflix withdrew its planned acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery after deciding not to match Paramount Skydance’s higher offer; Warner Bros. said Paramount’s $31-per-share proposal was superior.
At a Toronto sentencing hearing, the mother of three siblings killed in a May 18, 2025 crash addressed the court; the driver has pleaded guilty to impaired driving charges and lawyers made submissions on an appropriate sentence.
