Tahltan Central Government president Kerry Carlick said British Columbia should not weaken the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act as she and deputy premier Niki Sharma signed a mineral revenue‑sharing agreement for the Eskay Creek mine; the province recently issued an environmental assessment certificate to restart mining after a collaborative DRIPA process.
Grade 6 and 7 students in Toronto attended an International Holocaust Remembrance Day event where author Kathy Kacer discussed her book about the 1939 St. Louis and family members showed preserved mementos while answering students' questions.
Chief justices from Alberta's three court levels issued a rare public statement affirming judicial independence after Premier Danielle Smith said she 'wishes' she could direct judges; government spokespeople said they respect the separation of powers.
A Nanaimo woman won $349,875.78 while playing the 25 Red Hot Burning Clover Link game on PlayNow, and she said she initially questioned whether the win was real.
Acting president Delcy Rodriguez said the United States has begun unblocking Venezuelan funds frozen under sanctions and that the resources will be used in part to purchase hospital equipment; she did not specify the amount, and Washington has confirmed a new charge d'affaires to Venezuela.
A Fraser Institute study found Ontario public-sector workers earned 7.9% higher wages than private-sector workers in 2024 and had much higher registered pension coverage, including a larger share of defined-benefit plans.
Ahead of his 30th anniversary on Today, Al Roker told People he hasn't thought about retirement and said he still feels good following past health challenges.
San Antonio Spurs star Victor Wembanyama said he is "horrified" by a pair of fatal shootings in Minneapolis that occurred during an immigration enforcement operation, and investigations into the incidents are ongoing with no charges filed.
A free program called Stronger Leaders, Stronger Communities will run from February to May for prospective and returning city council candidates, and Ontario's next municipal election is scheduled for Oct. 26.
The Yukon government says it is close to finalizing a cancer strategy to support First Nations in prevention, care and treatment, and it expects to release updated territory cancer incidence rates in March.
