Dave's Hot Chicken is running its first Super Bowl ad while promoting customizable game-day 'Hot Boxes' and major sports partnerships, as the brand continues global franchise expansion.
Pillars of Wellness in Burlington launched Wellness Care Support on February 4, 2026, a structured service offering care navigation, ongoing communication and coordination across its multidisciplinary clinic; the service is available to new and existing clients.
The federal government has reintroduced the Connected Care for Canadians Act in the Senate to set standards for sharing electronic health records across systems; Health Canada says current systems are fragmented and can compromise patient care and safety.
Vincenzo Spagnolo, a 69-year-old Mississauga man, won a $1 million Maxmillions prize in the Dec. 23 Lotto Max draw after about 40 years of playing and collected the prize at the OLG Prize Centre.
Qualcomm forecast second-quarter revenue and profit below Wall Street estimates, saying a global memory chip shortage is reducing smartphone sales. The company also reported its most recent fiscal quarter's revenue and adjusted profit slightly above analyst estimates.
The M.D. of Opportunity council approved nine grants for local groups, covering youth sports, a school music exchange to Spain, camps and seniors programs. The approvals were passed at the Jan. 26 council meeting after a Jan. 19 grants committee.
The Connected Care for Canadians Act has been reintroduced and tabled in the Senate; the bill would set national standards so electronic medical records can be shared across systems while maintaining privacy rules.
Two people were escorted out after interrupting Premier Doug Ford at a Mississauga Board of Trade event to protest mercury contamination at Grassy Narrows; Peel Police said no arrests were made.
UNICEF says a study across 11 countries found at least 1.2 million children reported their images were manipulated into sexually explicit AI-generated deepfakes, and the agency urged stronger safeguards and updated laws.
Premier Wab Kinew and federal and provincial ministers met with northern First Nations and Métis leaders in Thompson to discuss the Manitoba Crown Indigenous Corporation and the Churchill Plus project; the meetings capped a two-day northern trip that included a visit to Churchill and announced funding to explore a national marine conservation area.
