This news roundup highlights a selection of stories from across Canada, covering various topics such as weather, crime, politics, health, and sports. It includes updates on a significant snowstorm in Toronto, a homicide in Ottawa, a water main break at Fort McMurray International Airport, and a basic income program for older adults in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Toronto experienced a significant snowfall last week, exceeding the total amount of snow received throughout the previous winter, according to a climatologist. While this heavy snowfall may be a cause for concern, there is a glimmer of hope as March is predicted to be 'warmer than normal.' Meanwhile, in other parts of Canada , news headlines paint a diverse picture. A man has been charged with second-degree murder following a weekend homicide in Ottawa.
Fort McMurray International Airport has been temporarily closed due to a water main break. The City of Regina is providing updates on open and closed services for Family Day, while a crash in Saskatoon has caused traffic signal outages and road closures. Snowfall is also impacting curbside collection in Barrie. In British Columbia, the focus is on the upcoming legislative session and the influence of Prime Minister Trump. Newfoundland and Labrador has launched a basic income program for older adults, but only 110 individuals have enrolled thus far. Mexico is awaiting a response from Google regarding a dispute over the name of the Gulf of Mexico before filing a lawsuit. An internal report has urged Canada to counter the rhetoric surrounding a 'crisis' at the border. Parents have been advised to return children's snowsuits sold by a Canadian company after mould contamination was discovered. A woman from St. John's is struggling with a debilitating eating disorder, fearing she has exhausted all treatment options. In the realm of sports, Canadian men have qualified for the FIFA U-17 World Cup after topping their CONCACAF qualifying group. Tiger Woods has spoken about the emotional toll of his mother's death and his return to golf. Stuffed animals at a South Dakota museum, previously hidden due to health concerns, will be relocated to new homes. An opossum dubbed the 'Cake Bandit' has been hospitalized after consuming an entire Costco cake. A fossil discovery in Ontario may shed light on the mysterious extinction of an apex carnivore that once ruled the ancient Egyptian forest. Rounding out the news, there are stories about winter storm preparedness, Canadian product recommendations, travel tips, and hair care advice
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