The Ontario Stone, Sand & Gravel Association named its 2025 Community Relations Award winners, and Walker Aggregates & Construction had seven sites — including Severn Quarry — among the recognized operations.
Prime Minister Mark Carney and his wife joined members of the Prime Minister’s Office, Liberal caucus colleagues, friends and family at the Chelsea Pub north of Ottawa to watch the men's Canada–U.S. Olympic gold-medal hockey game; the score was 1-1 late in the second period after Cale Makar tied it for Canada.
Pakistan said it carried out strikes along the Afghanistan border early Sunday; the Afghan Red Crescent and provincial officials reported 18 people killed and said civilian areas in Nangarhar and Paktika were hit.
A registered dietitian told CTV that most Canadians are not meeting national fibre recommendations, which vary by age and sex and are about 38 g/day for men 19–50 and 25 g/day for women 19–50. She noted common sources include whole grains, fruits, vegetables, seeds and some high‑fibre processed foods.
The annual R-bar Winter Feast Chili Competition is set for Sunday evening in Saint John, N.B., with contestants judged by a panel that includes Joyce Boone and awards for categories such as the spiciest and most creative chili.
Steve Witkoff, speaking for President Trump, said the president is 'curious' why Iran has not agreed to curb its nuclear program as the United States increases forces in the Middle East; Iranian officials report differing views with the U.S. over sanctions relief and talks are ongoing but unresolved.
Peanut and Tommee Tippee launched a campaign, beginning with a New York Times ad and a public petition, urging dictionary publishers to recognize the term "matrescence"; they say many mothers lack language for the transition into motherhood.
Statistics Canada data show Metro Vancouver's Black population rose 38% from 2016 to 2021, and community groups, cultural centres and businesses are expanding events and services to help people connect while facing funding, licensing and geographic challenges.
The We Are Canada exhibit opened in the Greater Toronto Area to mark Black History Month, showcasing essays and photos by students about Black community leaders. The project is linked to the Lifelong Leadership Institute's Leadership by Design program.
Manon Bannerman has announced a temporary hiatus to focus on her health and wellbeing, and KATSEYE will continue as a five-piece after their recent Grammy appearance.
