B.C. Election: What voters are thinking with campaign down to the wire

Letters to the Editor from March 23, 2025, discuss various topics and opinions. The video failed to load, prompting viewers to refresh their browsers to watch other videos. The content of the letters is not specified in the provided text. Full Article

Janette Bertrand, a television and feminist icon nearing 100, shows no signs of slowing down as she continues to fight against injustice with her trademark panache. Despite her age, her memory remains sharp and she is actively involved in multiple projects. Bertrand's unwavering dedication to her work and advocacy work demonstrates her enduring impact and commitment to social change. Full Article

31-year-old Adimabua Chukwuka was arrested for first-degree murder in the death of homeless man Mario Ferreira in Toronto, with video evidence showing Chukwuka using debris to attack Ferreira. Chukwuka has a history of violent charges, including multiple stabbings in 2014 and incidents in 2022 where he pulled a knife on a man, stole a cellphone, and stabbed another man. The outcome of his previous criminal charges is unknown. Full Article

In a recent game, Max Scherzer made a remarkable behind-the-back snag while playing for the Blue Jays, showcasing his defensive skills. The play was a standout moment, demonstrating Scherzer's agility and quick reflexes on the field. This impressive defensive play helped the Blue Jays secure a key out in the game. Full Article

Hundreds of supporters gathered at an Istanbul courthouse for questioning of detained Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu on corruption and terror allegations, sparking widespread protests across Turkey. Imamoglu, a popular opposition figure, faces accusations of aiding the PKK and financial crimes, leading to his arrest and the detention of other prominent figures. The growing protests in major cities signal a challenge to President Erdogan's government and have resulted in hundreds of arrests and heightened tensions in the...

The Canadian government has updated its travel advisory for those heading to the U.S., stating that visitors must now register if staying more than 30 days, with fines and prosecution possible for non-compliance. The new rule applies to Canadians and other foreign nationals and is expected to take effect on April 11. Canadians traveling to the U.S. for over 30 days will need to register with the American government and may be fingerprinted, prompting some...