Jobs Minister Patty Hajdu says an initial federal probe found no broad evidence of unpaid work across the airline sector but investigators need more detailed payroll data from airlines and unions to resolve remaining questions.
Courtney Sarault took bronze in the women's 500 metres short track at the Milano-Cortina Olympics, marking Canada's seventh medal; Xandra Velzeboer won gold and Arianna Fontana silver.
RCMP identified the suspect as 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar, who was found dead at the scene; officials say there are no other outstanding suspects.
Ontario is waiving licence requirements for Family Day long weekend fishing from Feb. 14–16, 2026; conservation catch limits and sanctuary restrictions remain in effect.
James Van Der Beek was reported to have died after Stage 3 colorectal cancer, and a GoFundMe for his six children and his widow has surpassed $1 million; separately, Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively appeared at their first court hearing, where their outfits drew attention.
A woman diagnosed with ovarian cancer in November 2021 writes about her husband Al's devoted care during their 38-year marriage and says he may be widowed by spring.
Julie Simpson is restoring the 19th-century Moodie House on Bridge Street, keeping original layouts and some period details while adding modern utilities, and is hosting small events as she awaits permits for a full public opening.
A Tumbler Ridge Grade 12 student said he is unsure about returning to school after an active-shooter incident that left several people dead and led to schools closing for the rest of the week.
Cuba is reporting fuel and food shortages and Canada advises against non-essential travel; major airlines have suspended regular flights and some carriers are repatriating passengers.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is travelling to Tumbler Ridge, B.C., to attend a Friday vigil for victims of Tuesday's shooting that left nine dead and more than 25 injured; other party leaders were invited and the House of Commons paused proceedings for tributes.
