Pawtucket police say the shooter killed their ex-wife and adult son at a youth hockey game and later died of an apparent self-inflicted gunshot; three others were injured and investigators have been interviewing witnesses.
Ottawa announced an $84-million plan to add 8,000 charging ports as part of a $1.5‑billion EV infrastructure strategy, and industry backers say consistent federal messaging is important for restoring confidence and supporting adoption.
Dominic LeBlanc will lead a six-day trade mission to Mexico with about 250 Canadian business and government representatives, focused on five priority sectors as Ottawa seeks to broaden trade ties while the USMCA/CUSMA agreement is up for review this year.
Prime Minister Mark Carney unveiled a defence industrial strategy intended to double the share of military spending going to domestic suppliers and reduce reliance on U.S. suppliers.
Meta said it will expand its partnership with Nvidia to build clusters using the Vera Rubin platform, and the agreement was reported as covering "millions" of chips.
Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre said his caucus is federalist and opposes Alberta separatism, while the group Stay Free Alberta is seeking nearly 178,000 signatures by May to trigger a referendum.
Ami Nakai topped the women's short program with a season-best 78.71 while Kaori Sakamoto was second with 77.23; the free skate is set for Thursday at 1 p.m. ET.
The Regional Food Distribution Association reached its $6.9 million fundraising target for a 5,200-square-foot expansion in Thunder Bay, a year earlier than planned. The project adds a community training kitchen, a gathering hall and expanded warehouse and processing space.
Ontario will provide $30 million through the MHIP-HSWS to fund a secondary water intake for Cornwall, addressing vulnerability in the city's 65-year-old gravity-fed intake.
Alberta will spend $400 million to buy five Canadair 515 water bombers, with the first delivery expected in 2031.
