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Canada welcomes U.S. Supreme Court ruling on Trump-era tariffs.
The Canadian government welcomed a U.S. Supreme Court decision that struck down the legal basis for certain tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA); the ruling does not affect U.S. levies on steel, aluminum and autos, and the U.S. president said he would pursue other tariff measures.
Katzie First Nation elects council.
Three councillors were elected on Feb. 17 and Grace George was acclaimed as chief; the new chief and council will begin a two-year term on April 1, 2026.
BCICF Christmas Cheer Fund gives nearly $30,000 to three Kamloops charities.
Three Kamloops charities received nearly $30,000 from the BCICF Christmas Cheer Fund; the money will support newcomer children's summer programs, a replacement smart board at the Chris Rose Therapy Centre for Autism, and travel costs for women and children leaving violent situations.
Recent heartwarming stories
Showing: 61-70Home ownership dream for one local family is about to come true
Rent Live Own will announce the winner of its Home for the Holidays campaign and will provide up to $12,000 in setup and down-payment support so the family can choose a home on the MLS or from the company's properties.
Hunter Brothers to play Ponoka Stampede mainstage on June 30
The Hunter Brothers will perform on the Ponoka Stampede mainstage on June 30, marking their first appearance at the event. The Saskatchewan country group has recorded since 2016 and their latest EP is All Kinds of Country.
Sensorial scalp care systems introduce Lavender and Lychee collection.
Mielle's dermatologist-reviewed Lavender and Lychee Scalp Collection is a sulfate-free system for curly and coily hair that uses Pyrithione Zinc and niacinamide to address visible flakes and support the scalp barrier.
Dunmore pump track plan may include asphalt track and pickleball court
The Dunmore Community Association presented plans for a professionally designed asphalt pump track and a pickleball court with estimated costs near $400,000; Cypress County council received the presentation for future consideration.
Carney on B.C. hustings while McGuinty visits Seaspan shipyard
Prime Minister Mark Carney is visiting British Columbia after unveiling a defence sector plan in Montreal, with stops that include a Lunar New Year event and an affordable housing tour. Defence Minister David McGuinty will visit Seaspan's Vancouver shipyards to meet workers and see progress on the Royal Canadian Navy's Joint Support Ships and the Canadian Coast Guard's Polar Icebreaker.
Danforth GO station access proposed via Stephenson Avenue walkway
Resident Dan Balcaban is petitioning for a direct sidewalk from Stephenson Avenue to the Danforth GO platform and has gathered 193 signatures; Metrolinx and the City of Toronto are discussing the possibility.
Today's horoscope: Moon in Pisces brings social warmth and opportunities
The moon is in Pisces with no restrictions to shopping or important decisions, and the daily horoscope highlights social, travel and financial themes across the signs.
Alberta adds five new water bombers with a $400 million purchase
Alberta will spend $400 million to buy five Canadair 515 water bombers, with the first delivery expected in 2031.
RFDA reaches $6.9M goal for expanded Thunder Bay food hub ahead of schedule
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 commits $30 million for Cornwall's secondary water intake
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.