Victoria council gave unanimous final approval on Jan. 15 for the Tallinn development, a six-storey project with 55 rental units and three commercial spaces, and the developer says construction will begin next week.
A proposed bridge housing project could add 30 sleeper cabins to Cornwall, and city staff presented details to a crowd of more than 100 residents who attended a community meeting.
Manitoba announced more than $33,000 in grants from the 2025-26 Criminal Property Forfeiture Fund and $35,000 for the Parkland Crisis Centre and Women's Shelter, and marked the official opening of the renovated Dauphin Courthouse.
The administration and governors will urge PJM Interconnection to run a reliability auction offering 15-year contracts to tech companies and hyperscalers, and a White House official said those contracts could support about $15 billion of new power plants.
President Trump has threatened to invoke the Insurrection Act to deploy federal troops to Minneapolis after protests tied to federal officers, including the reported shooting death of Renee Good; legal experts say the law's usual triggers do not appear to apply.
White Pines Campsites in Barkhamsted, Connecticut has opened reservations for its 2026 camping season. The family campground offers RV sites, cabins, yurts, safari tents and on-site amenities including a pool, arcade, playground, pond and walking trails.
Skeletal remains recovered in 2006 were identified last year by a private laboratory as former Fossil, Oregon mayor Clarence Edwin Asher, resolving his disappearance while crabbing in 2006; his family has since laid his remains to rest.
TAL, a Core Home brand, introduced its first Valentine's Day-themed drinkware collection made exclusively for Walmart.com, featuring double-insulated 2-in-1 straw-or-chug water bottles and straw wine tumblers with red hearts or pink candy-heart prints.
Tomorrow Lab and PLUS said PLUS Rides, a foldable electric scooter they developed together, received a 2025 GOOD Design Award recognizing design excellence and innovation.
Victoria police chief Fiona Wilson supports ending British Columbia's decriminalization exemption but says she does not expect a spike in arrests because the exemption was largely wound back about 20 months ago.
