This news roundup covers a range of topics, including Prince Hisahito's first press conference, Canadian news stories like the cancellation of Ottawa's St. Patrick's Day parade and a missing person case, international news such as the cyberattack on the Polish space agency and the Oscars 2025 highlights, and consumer-focused articles on affordable office upgrades, pet cameras, bestselling home products, and makeup brush cleaners.
In this photo provided by the Imperial Household Agency of Japan, Japan's Prince Hisahito speaks at his first press conference at the Imperial Palace Monday, March 3, 2025, in Tokyo. (Imperial Household Agency via AP)\Ottawa’s St. Patrick’s Day parade has been cancelled this year. Nova Scotia RCMP are searching for a missing 94-year-old man. Results from 279 traffic stops in LaSalle in February have been released.
A man has pleaded guilty to murder and attempted murder in a shooting at a suburban Chicago July 4 parade. Canada is waiting to see if former U.S. President Donald Trump will start a North American trade war with steep tariffs. \Self-taught painter Jack Vettriano has died in France at the age of 73. Canada's speedskaters Ivanie Blondin and Laurent Dubreuil won silver medals as the World Cup season came to an end. A cyberattack has been detected at the Polish space agency, according to the country's minister. The Oscars 2025 ceremony took place, with numerous highlights and best moments from the star-studded event. \An article provides 17 affordable office upgrades that cost less than $100. Another article highlights a pet camera that allows owners to see what their dogs do when they're not home and is currently on sale. A list of the 20 bestselling home products from Amazon Canada for February is also featured. Finally, the article recommends the absolute best makeup brush cleaners available in Canada
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