Politics
OPP RIDE Check on Highway 124 Results in Multiple Charges in Northern Ontario
An Ontario Provincial Police RIDE checkpoint on Highway 124 in northern Ontario has led to multiple charges against drivers. The operation highlights ongoing enforcement efforts to combat impaired driving in the region.
Business
Winnipeg Expands Polycarbonate Bus Shelter Panels After Successful Pilot
Following a successful initial trial, Winnipeg is set to install additional polycarbonate panels at bus shelters to enhance durability and safety across the city's transit network.
Sports
Toronto Councillor Advocates for Outdoor Maple Leafs Game at Rogers Centre
Councillor Paul Ainslie proposes hosting an NHL Stadium Series game at Rogers Centre in 2027 to mark the Maple Leafs' 100th anniversary renaming, aiming to boost tourism and celebrate Toronto's hockey heritage.
Lifestyle
Backyard Discovery Launches Premium Sauna Line in Canada, Elevating Home Wellness
Backyard Discovery introduces premium infrared and traditional saunas to the Canadian market, featuring superior craftsmanship, heating performance, and durability for year-round at-home wellness.
Health
Environment
New Zoning Rules in Mountain Parks to Fight Invasive Species
Parks Canada is implementing new zoning regulations for waterbodies in national mountain parks to prevent the spread of invasive species like zebra mussels, enhancing ecological protection.
Severe Freezing Rain Advisory for Ontario, Quebec, Atlantic
Environment Canada warns of extensive freezing rain across Ontario, Quebec, and Atlantic Canada, with potential for property damage, travel chaos, and power outages.
Fines Issued for Illegal Sea Cucumber Harvesting on Vancouver Island
Fisheries and Oceans Canada has levied significant fines totaling $11,600 against three individuals caught illegally harvesting sea cucumbers on Vancouver Island, highlighting ongoing enforcement efforts.
Windsor's Record Warm Spell Fades as March Break Cools
Windsor-Essex experienced record-breaking warmth this week with temperatures reaching 20.6°C, but Environment Canada warns of cooler seasonal conditions returning just in time for March Break.
Safety Tips for Freezing Rain Storms in Southern Quebec
Environment Canada warns of up to 30mm of freezing rain, with experts advising on carbon monoxide safety, travel precautions, and power outage preparedness.