A Globe and Mail opinion contends a lawsuit alleging Meta harmed young users highlights gaps in parental oversight, and notes Mark Zuckerberg testified in Los Angeles that Meta denies engineering its platforms to target children.
Leah Fay Goldstein and Peter Dreimanis of July Talk star in Middle Life, a Canadian romantic comedy directed by Pavan Moondi that premieres at the Kingston Canadian Film Festival next week.
Anna Buhler left more than $54,000 each to the Altona Palliative Volunteer Team and Gardens on Tenth, and those funds are being used for lounger-sleeper chairs and campus repairs and upgrades.
The University of Toronto and Ericsson launched a strategic partnership on Feb. 18 to advance research into wireless communications and to develop related talent; the agreement followed a national request for proposals and builds on collaborations dating back to 2013.
A large banner showing Donald Trump's face and the slogan "Make America Safe Again" was hung on the exterior of the U.S. Justice Department headquarters, and the department did not immediately respond to requests for comment.
Walmart beat fourth-quarter revenue and profit estimates and reported 4.6% U.S. same-store sales growth; the company maintained a cautious full-year outlook citing trade uncertainty and labour market conditions.
Premier Danielle Smith will focus on immigration and Alberta's recent population growth in a Thursday address at 6:45 p.m. MT, one week before the provincial budget; she says lower oil revenues and rising costs from growth are creating fiscal pressure.
A Department of Homeland Security memo broadens ICE authority to detain refugees who hold legal status and are awaiting permanent residency, revoking a 2010 restriction; a Minnesota judge had temporarily blocked similar detentions and a court hearing was scheduled.
Fans across Canada gathered to watch the Canadian women's team face the United States in the Olympic hockey final, with some Ontario schools pausing classes and public watch parties reported nationwide.
The Vancouver Police Department is investigating four extortion cases — the first reported in the city — and says arrests and search warrants have been executed.
