This news roundup covers a range of topics, including a labor dispute in Toronto, the dismissal of a wage suppression lawsuit against Tim Hortons, updates on the Chinook Blast festival, and other notable events across Canada and around the world.
CUPE Local 79 has accused the city of refusing to engage in meaningful negotiations. CTV News Toronto's Natalie Johnson reports on the ongoing labor dispute . The B.C. Court of Appeal has dismissed a case alleging a wage suppression conspiracy at Tim Hortons . Chinook Blast , the annual winter festival in Calgary, has moved some events indoors for its final weekend due to lingering frigid temperatures from a polar vortex, though the popular Skijordue activity will remain outdoors.
A school scandal in Bedford, Nova Scotia, has prompted an action plan that emphasizes secularism and the French language. The Manitoba Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls and Two-Spirit (MMIWG2S+) fund has received a \$10 million donation from Shoppers Drug Mart. Ontario's political party leaders clashed over housing policies during the first televised debate of the election campaign. A fish blockage has forced the Bruce Power nuclear reactor offline. Toronto Police have released images of a suspect and their vehicle involved in a violent home invasion. In Niagara Falls, President Donald Trump's idea of annexing Canada has been met with amusement rather than serious support. Conservative Party members have targeted former Bank of Canada Governor Stephen Carney in a new campaign advertisement as Liberal Party support appears to increase in recent polls. Actress and producer Issa Rae has canceled a scheduled event at the Kennedy Center following Donald Trump's appointment as the new chairman. Philadelphia painted its streets green on Valentine's Day to celebrate the city's Super Bowl champion Eagles. A new article explores dating tips for those on a tight budget. Recent research has revealed that some whales emit sounds at such low frequencies that they are effectively 'acoustically invisible' to predators. In anticipation of potential U.S. tariffs, B.C. citrus growers are optimistic about scaling up production, potentially earning the province the moniker 'California of Canada'. Several Canadian brands are highlighted in a list of 30 products worth adding to your wish list. The article also suggests 15 space-saving products for small bathrooms, the best at-home hair gloss treatments available in Canada, and 15 highly-rated retinol serums. The Shopping Trends team emphasizes its independence from CTV News journalists and may earn a commission through affiliate links
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