Mississauga takes down American flags ‘at the request of many’

The video discussing Carney's carbon tax lie to Canadians failed to load, but Lilley Unleashed sheds light on the issue. The video highlights Carney's false claims and emphasizes the importance of staying informed on environmental policies. Viewers are encouraged to watch the video for more insight into the topic. Full Article

Young women in a record-breaking crowd displayed signs advocating for a Professional Women's Hockey League team in Detroit as the league considers expansion. Detroit drew 14,288 fans to a game, breaking the U.S. attendance record, with other cities like Denver, Seattle, Vancouver, and Quebec also vying for a team. PWHL executive vice-president Amy Scheer hinted at a decision by early April, emphasizing the league's growth and potential for partnerships and TV deals. Full Article

An Ontario Superior Court judge has approved a $32.5 billion settlement for three major tobacco companies to compensate provinces and ex-smokers, including New Brunswick. Alberta's successful tobacco-reduction strategy has led to record-low smoking rates, but more work is needed to meet national goals and address youth vaping. The provincial government's new Tobacco and Vaping Reduction Strategy requires increased funding to continue driving down tobacco use and nicotine addiction. Full Article

Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre has announced plans to repeal the carbon pricing law, including the industrial charge. The decision comes as part of the party's efforts to roll back environmental regulations implemented by the current government. Poilievre's statement signals a shift in climate policy priorities for the Conservative party. Full Article

More than a dozen west Windsor homes owned by the Ambassador Bridge company are being demolished, with excavators tearing down properties on Indian Road and Rosedale Avenue as part of the bridge's plan for a future secondary inspection plaza. The city issued 14 demolition permits for these properties, with more applications still under review, in an effort to address the longstanding dispute between the city and the bridge company over derelict dwellings in the historic...

In the two centuries since Montreal’s first St. Patrick’s Day Parade, the local Irish community has evolved, with longtime attendee Rick Fitzgerald noting that it has become smaller and older. Fitzgerald, who has attended the parade 50 times, reflects on the changes that have taken place over the years, highlighting the shifting demographics within the community. Despite the changes, the tradition of celebrating St. Patrick’s Day in Montreal continues to endure, albeit with a different...