Mississauga conservation area sees tens of thousands of native trees planted
The 64-acre Jim Tovey Lakeview Conservation Area has had tens of thousands of native trees and shrubs planted since 2017 and is on track to open to the public in May.
Daily Briefing (Canada) — 2026-02-19
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Athletes getting engaged at the 2026 Winter Olympics so far.
Several athletes at the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics have announced engagements, including alpine skier Breezy Johnson and figure skater Olivia Smart.
Portage Terriers mark Louis Riel Day with 5-0 shutout
The Portage Terriers beat the Northern Manitoba Blizzard 5-0 on Louis Riel Day before a season-high crowd, and the club partnered with the Manitoba Metis Federation for Métis-themed jerseys and pre-game cultural ceremonies.
Equinox Gold reports transformational year after Calibre merger and announces inaugural dividend
Equinox Gold reported preliminary unaudited results for Q4 and full-year 2025 and described a year that included the merger with Calibre, operational milestones at Valentine and Greenstone, portfolio divestments, and more than US$1.1 billion in debt reduction. The company said its audited consolidated financial statements and management's discussion and analysis will be released later this month.
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Other events of the day (6)
See all news →Other events worth noting, briefly.
- Conservative MP Matt Jeneroux is joining the Liberal caucusPoliticsThe Globe and Mail
- Peninsula Papagayo offers wildlife and quiet luxury in Costa RicaScience & EarthThe Star
- ECB President Lagarde reportedly plans to quit before Macron's term endsBusinessThe Globe and Mail
- Olympic Day 13: Canada and the U.S. meet in women's hockey gold-medal game.SportsCBC News
- Majority government for Mark Carney could hinge on one Quebec ridingPoliticsThe Star
- Midwinter Break looks at the fault lines of a long marriageArts & EntertainmentThe Globe and Mail
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