This news roundup covers a variety of stories, including a crash in Winnipeg, a University of Saskatchewan basketball game, bus cancellations, a potential strike at LifeLabs in British Columbia, RCMP officers facing dismissal, the race for Germany's next chancellor, and Statistics Canada's inflation report. Entertainment news includes a Banksy auction, the booing of the Canadian national anthem, a cake-loving opossum, and a plane crash in Toronto. The roundup also features shopping recommendations from CTV's Shopping Trends team.
A late-night crash in Winnipeg is causing road closures on Tuesday morning.University of Saskatchewan Huskies are set to host a playoff matchup in the basketball quarterfinals. Bus cancellations and road closures are also reported for Tuesday. In British Columbia, LifeLabs is preparing for rotating closures after receiving notice of a strike.
Meanwhile, British Columbia RCMP officers facing dismissal are demanding the removal of the conduct board over an email that referred to them as the 'three amigos'. The race for Germany's next chancellor is heating up, with four candidates vying for the position. Statistics Canada is scheduled to release January inflation figures today. In entertainment news, a Banksy artwork owned by a Blink-182 band member is up for auction and could fetch $6 million. At the 4 Nations hockey tournament, the Canadian national anthem was met with light booing. Stuffed animals at a South Dakota museum will find new homes after health concerns prompted their removal from public display. An 'opossum bandit' was hospitalized after consuming an entire Costco cake. Paleontologists are investigating the mysterious extinction of an apex carnivore that ruled the ancient Egyptian forest, with a newly discovered fossil potentially holding clues. A plane crashed at Toronto Pearson Airport. In shopping news, CTV's Shopping Trends team highlights 30 products from Canadian brands that deserve a spot on your wish list, along with 16 travel essentials and top at-home hair gloss treatments. The team also recommends 15 retinol serums that have received rave reviews. The Shopping Trends team operates independently of CTV News journalists and may earn a commission through affiliated links.
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