Bancroft Community Transit received a donated 2011 Honda Odyssey from Josh and Anastasija Mourtzanos, a gift that provided short-term relief as several fleet vehicles were under repair and fundraising continues for an accessible van.
House Democrats say they will investigate whether the Justice Department withheld FBI materials tied to a woman's accusation against Donald Trump; the DOJ denies improper withholding and outside reporting found some Epstein-related records were not publicly released.
Premier David Eby said a Senate committee has proposed removing parts of Bill C-12 intended to limit refugee claims by alleged extortion suspects; the bill remains under Senate review.
CARD plans to open four new Phoenix centers and is accepting new patients statewide with no waitlist.
Manitoba has launched an Organized Crime and Drug Trafficking Task Force to coordinate police agencies and target methamphetamine, fentanyl, cocaine and other illicit drugs; its first meeting was held and a follow-up meeting is scheduled for March 20.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has sued Valve, alleging loot boxes in Counter-Strike 2, Team Fortress 2, and Dota 2 function as gambling and have harmed younger players; the filing seeks to stop those features and recover alleged ill-gotten gains.
The U.S. Treasury said it will authorize companies to seek licenses to resell Venezuelan oil to Cuba, according to guidance posted by the department. Shipments from Venezuela to Cuba have largely stopped since Washington gained control over Venezuelan oil exports in early January, contributing to fuel shortages on the island.
University Health Network's Toronto General Hospital ranked second in Newsweek's World's Best Hospitals 2026, the highest position ever for a Canadian hospital; Toronto Western Hospital and Princess Margaret Cancer Centre also made Newsweek's Top 250, with Princess Margaret in the top 10 for specialized hospitals.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford will travel to Texas, the southeastern United States and Utah this spring and summer to meet governors and lawmakers as a push against tariffs and to promote closer cross-border economic ties. The visits come before a Canada–United States–Mexico Agreement (USMCA) review scheduled to begin in July.
The Langley school board has named two Willoughby-area schools Emery Dosdall Secondary and stɑtl̓əw̓ Middle School; both are expected to open in fall 2027 and together will accommodate about 2,800 students.
