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The article mentions Slate Grocery REIT on the TSX pays a 7.3% annualized dividend monthly and reported Q4 2025 rental revenue of US$54.6 million with 94.4% occupancy.

The City of Vancouver and TransLink plan all-day bus lanes on 49th Avenue between Cambie and Fraser and TransLink will remove 28 stops while adding three; public feedback is open until March 1, 2026.

The article highlights Enbridge and Fortis as two dividend-focused companies for 2026, noting Enbridge's long record of dividend increases and a reported yield near 5.6% and Fortis's record of more than 50 consecutive annual dividend increases with a reported yield near 3.4%.

A Canadian coalition says it will ship a container of medical and non-perishable supplies to Cuba on March 7. Canada has raised its travel advisory to orange, citing reported shortages of fuel, electricity and basic necessities on the island.

Ontario announced a $6.4-billion funding model for colleges and universities over four years, and leaders at the University of Windsor and St. Clair College said the money brings relief; students and some politicians expressed concern about new tuition increases and reductions to OSAP grants.

A retired judge's report found no conclusive evidence of vote-buying in the Quebec Liberal leadership race, but critics in the National Assembly called the inquiry 'toothless' and investigations by the anti-corruption police and the assembly's ethics commissioner are ongoing.

A McMaster psychiatry professor urged sustained, in-person mental health supports for Tumbler Ridge after a recent tragedy; police said the suspect had been previously apprehended under the Mental Health Act.

Canada enters Day 7 with seven medals (three silver, four bronze), and the schedule is headlined by multiple hockey games, several curling draws and the men's figure skating final featuring Ilia Malinin.

Calgary Economic Development says fewer than a quarter of its 2025 trade deals were with the U.S., while CED-supported firms secured 45 deals across 21 countries that CED reports generated about $60 million in revenue.

A U.S. Marine fell from the USS Iwo Jima and was later declared dead after a multi-day search; separately, the destroyer USS Truxtun and supply ship USNS Supply collided during a resupply operation, with two personnel reporting minor injuries. Military officials say searches and an investigation are ongoing.