An arbitrator finalized wage rates for Air Canada flight attendants, keeping mainline increases from a tentative agreement and adding a one-point higher first-year raise for Rouge attendants.
Ottawa will unveil a "follow-the-money" anti-extortion partnership in Mississauga; officials say it will use existing funds, with FinTRAC reallocating resources and issuing a Targeted Indicator Profile to help institutions spot extortion patterns.
President Trump announced that nine members of the Board of Peace pledged $7 billion for Gaza relief and that five countries agreed to send troops to an international stabilization force, while the United States pledged $10 billion to the board.
Mohawk College, Hanwha Ocean and Ontario Shipyards announced a three‑way agreement to create a shipbuilding training hub in Hamilton and to support construction of a 35‑metre naval training vessel planned for 2026.
CIHI data show pneumonia hospitalizations in Canada rose about one-third in 2024–25 compared with the prior period, with a 143% increase among children and youth.
Run Where You Are - Say Yes is a free, non-partisan virtual training on Feb. 24 for women and gender-diverse people interested in municipal office, featuring a panel of Ontario municipal leaders and small-group breakout discussions.
Christy Carlson Romano says a recent cancer screening returned a non‑negative result while her husband’s test was negative. She has said she will pursue a PET scan next to clarify the finding.
Users and researchers say AI is increasingly used to write dating profiles and messages, while major apps and third-party tools add AI features; how widely these tools are used and their long-term effects remain unclear.
Canada's S&P/TSX Small Cap Index is up about 64% over the past 52 weeks, and MTY Food Group reported Q4 revenue of $305.4 million and returned to profit.
Statistics Canada reported a $1.31-billion merchandise trade deficit in December, down from a revised $2.59-billion in November, as exports rose 2.6% and imports rose 0.6%. The share of Canadian exports going to the United States fell to about 67.4%, the lowest level on record except for two months during the COVID-19 pandemic.
