Toronto General Hospital was named the world's second-best hospital in Newsweek's latest rankings; the UHN facility has been among the list's top 10 since 2019 and is noted for cardiac care, organ transplants and treatment of complex patients.
New surveys report Canadian couples cite about $1.7 million in household savings as a comfortable retirement target, and many millennials say they have far less saved and feel anxious about finances.
Humber College has launched a Voluntary Employee Exit Program, citing fiscal pressures linked to caps on international students and rising costs. Employees have until March 9 to indicate interest and the school will assess participation before deciding on further workforce changes.
Twenty wood bison were moved from Elk Island National Park to a Willow Lake Métis Nation ranch near Anzac as part of a $50-million, multi-year food sustainability plan.
Alexandria "Lexi" Jones says in an Instagram video that she was sent to treatment after her father David Bowie's cancer diagnosis and that she missed his death while enrolled in a residential program in Utah.
The Committee to Protect Journalists says 129 journalists and media workers were killed worldwide in 2025, and reports about two-thirds of those deaths (around 86) were caused by Israeli fire.
As of Feb. 25, 2026, Canadian travellers must have the United Kingdom's Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) in addition to a valid passport, and airlines will check ETAs before boarding.
Mike Fincke identified himself as the astronaut who experienced a medical event aboard the International Space Station on Jan. 7 that prompted NASA's first medical evacuation in 65 years; he says he is doing well and is undergoing post‑flight reconditioning.
Harvard announced that Larry Summers will retire from his academic and faculty appointments at the end of this academic year and will remain on leave until then; his name appears frequently in newly released Justice Department records related to Jeffrey Epstein.
Starting Wednesday, Canadians must obtain an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) to enter the U.K., and the U.K. government now says many dual Canadian–U.K. citizens are not eligible for an ETA and will generally need a British passport or other proof of right of abode.
