NCAA agrees to lift name, image, likeness recruitment ban

Steve Nease's cartoon from March 18, 2025, humorously depicts a situation related to current events. The video may not load, but the cartoon likely offers a lighthearted take on a relevant topic. Viewers can tap to watch other videos from the team if the current one fails to play. Full Article

The Letters to the Editor section of the March 18, 2025 edition contains various contributions from readers. The video content associated with the article may not be loading properly. Readers can access the letters by refreshing their browser or viewing other videos from the team. Full Article

A former principal in Brampton is suing a Peel Regional Police officer and the police force after sexual assault charges against him were stayed in September. Sanjiv Kumar, accused of assaulting a student at a now-closed private school, filed a lawsuit claiming Charter rights violations during his arrest, while police deny any wrongdoing and argue the legal action is not enforceable due to time limits. Full Article

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