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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: 81-90Family Day in Langley featured museum openings, pancakes and community events
Family Day in Langley included the first public exhibition at the new Place by the River museum and a range of community activities from a free Lions pancake breakfast to museum open houses and family programs.
Art Room on 2nd opens permanent gallery space
The Art Room on 2nd held a ribbon cutting on Friday to mark its new permanent gallery space and welcomed local residents. The event was reported by Anna Smith for Medicine Hat News.
Canadian comedians to perform at Lake Simcoe fundraiser in Newmarket
The Rescue Lake Simcoe Coalition will hold Laugh for Lake Simcoe on May 21, 2026, at Newmarket's Old Town Hall, with comedians Rob Bebenek, Laurie Elliott and Mike Wilmot on the bill.
Landon Marleau makes OHL debut with Frontenacs.
Landon Marleau, 19 and son of NHL veteran Patrick Marleau, made his OHL debut with the Kingston Frontenacs after scoring 21 goals and 39 points in 36 games for the Wellington Dukes.
Folding Memory: Roda Medhat's first solo show at the Art Gallery of Burlington.
Roda Medhat's first public-institution solo exhibition, "Things I Can Fold, Deflate and Break," runs at the Art Gallery of Burlington from January 17 to April 26 and features textiles, inflatables, neon and a 43-foot carpet inspired by a trip to Kurdistan.
Inclusive Child Care Model to replace Special Needs Resourcing in Chatham‑Kent.
The Municipality of Chatham‑Kent will end its Special Needs Resourcing (SNR) contract with Linck and introduce a classroom‑embedded model with inclusion coaches and direct funding to child care operators; the change, affecting 39 Linck positions, is expected in mid‑April and officials say families will not see interruption in service.
Hike for Hospice celebrates 10 years with Battery Boy as title sponsor.
Registration is open for the 10th Annual Hike for Hospice on May 3, 2026, along Mud Creek Trail, with Battery Boy as the title sponsor and a $160,000 fundraising goal to support local hospice care.
Chatham-Kent Public Library's March movie lineup offers laughter, drama and heartfelt moments
The Chatham Branch will show films on Tuesdays at 2:00 p.m. throughout March (no screening March 17), featuring four titles across comedy, drama and true‑story themes and a suggested $2 donation at the door.
Night at the Palace marks 20 years in Errington.
A Night at the Palace is celebrating its 20th year in Errington and remains the Errington War Memorial Hall’s biggest annual fundraiser, with this season’s shows selling out quickly.
Practical health workshops offer tools to manage your well-being.
Kingston Community Health Centre is offering free, online self-management workshops funded by the Ontario Ministry of Health and Ontario Health atHome; sessions are led by certified peer leaders and do not require a doctor's referral.