President Donald Trump said he will seek to impose voter identification requirements for the November midterm elections and said he plans to issue an executive order, without explaining the legal rationale. He is backing a House-passed bill that would require proof of citizenship to vote, but the measure is not expected to advance in the Senate.
Prime Minister Mark Carney will attend a vigil in Tumbler Ridge on Friday, joined by other federal party leaders, three days after a mass shooting that killed nine people.
Volunteers from Natural Hair Salon and students from Summit Salon Academy Victoria provided free haircuts, makeup and manicures to dozens of female-identifying clients at Our Place Society on Valentine's Day.
Toronto residents say snow routes and sidewalks remain uncleared weeks after heavy January storms while the city continues issuing parking fines; city officials say prioritized removal is underway and most streetcar routes are nearly complete.
President Donald Trump said regime change in Iran "seems" to be "the best thing" and the Pentagon has sent a second aircraft carrier to the Middle East; U.S. envoys are reported to be scheduled to meet Iranian representatives in Geneva next Tuesday.
The death of actor James Van Der Beek at 48 has renewed discussion of rising colorectal cancer among Canadians under 50; a Toronto colorectal surgeon described screening options and common risk factors.
The Commissioner of Canada Elections says Chrystia Freeland answered questions at two government press conferences in June 2024 that the office determined became non-monetary contributions under the Canada Elections Act; her riding association repaid $910.58 and she was not required to pay a personal fine.
An active shooting at Tumbler Ridge Secondary left multiple people dead and others injured; the RCMP says the suspected shooter was found dead and the investigation is ongoing.
The Red Gala returns on Feb. 21 as a fundraiser run by the Shuswap Cardiac Society to support a local cardiac rehabilitation program; last year's event raised $26,564, exceeding a $25,000 goal.
Aurora's two-day Arctic Adventure runs Saturday, Feb. 14 at Aurora Town Square and Monday, Feb. 16 at Town Park, featuring workshops, live performances, ice carvings and a community scavenger hunt.
