An all-deaf cast in Regina is presenting The Deaf Tempest, a wordless reimagining of Shakespeare's The Tempest that uses physical theatre, puppetry, projections and vibratory sound; the production runs at the Regina Performing Arts Centre until Saturday.
Mark Carney is travelling to India as part of a trade mission; the article reports RCMP findings linking extortion against members of the Indian diaspora to agents of the Indian government and notes a recent guilty plea in a U.S. murder-for-hire case.
A three-day itinerary highlights Seville’s historic landmarks, flamenco and tapas, noting sites such as the Cathedral, Royal Alcázar and the Archive of the Indies, and neighbourhoods like Triana.
Curtis Wright, a 39-year-old U.S. permanent resident born in Canada, has been held at the South Texas ICE Processing Center for nearly four months after being flagged at a Houston airport; his family says the detention stems from an old misdemeanor. The family has filed a federal habeas corpus challenge alleging unlawful detention and has raised public concerns about his prolonged separation from loved ones.
A Feb. 20 interview between Tucker Carlson and U.S. Ambassador Mike Huckabee included claims that questioned the historical legitimacy of Palestinian and some Israeli populations; those remarks drew regional criticism, including condemnations from 15 Middle East governments and a White House clarification.
Mark Carney's business-focused visit to India aims to reset a relationship marked by years of missed opportunities; Canadian authorities alleged in 2024 that agents of the Indian government were involved in crimes in Canada, which India denies and the two countries have since opened a law-enforcement dialogue.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is visiting India to launch talks on a comprehensive free-trade agreement and deepen cooperation after a diplomatic rupture in 2023–24 that included public accusations and the expulsion of diplomats.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in Learning Resources v. Trump that President Trump exceeded his authority when using the International Emergency Economic Powers Act to impose broad tariffs, and the decision does not affect sector-specific tariffs issued under section 232 of the Trade Expansion Act.
St. Lawrence County voted Feb. 2 to authorize local sheriff staff to be trained to use ICE databases, though the Department of Homeland Security says the memorandum with ICE has not yet been signed. DHS also reports there have been no ICE operations on tribal lands to date.
Ontario has announced changes that reduce the provincial share of OSAP grants, which the government says are meant to restore the program's sustainability; ministries have not provided specifics on how much students will lose and the aid calculator update timing is unclear.
