PREMIER WAB KINEW PULLS A TRUMP: He signs an order to take American booze off Manitoba shelves.

Tim Dolighan cartoon, March 6, 2025, features a humorous and satirical take on current events. The video failed to load, but viewers can access other videos from the team. The cartoon provides a light-hearted commentary on relevant topics, showcasing Dolighan's unique style and wit. Full Article

In a debate over the Edmonton Oilers' 2025 trading deadline priority on acquiring a goalie, Bob Stauffer and Carter Hutton weighed in, with Stauffer favoring a top NHL goalie upgrade and a focus on defensive improvement, while Hutton advocated for a new goalie to address inconsistency issues. With concerns about current goalies Skinner and Pickard, the team's defensive struggles, and the need for improved goaltending and defensive play, the Oilers face challenges in addressing their...

Centennial College is relocating programs from the Story Arts Centre Campus to the Progress Campus due to declining international enrolments and stagnant government funding, with the move expected to happen in Summer of 2026. This decision aims to ensure the long-term sustainability of Centennial and maintain the creative powerhouse spirit of the Story Arts Centre. The college is adapting to changes in federal government policies impacting international student enrolments, leading to program cuts across various...

The Toronto Police reported nearly $370 million lost to fraud in the city last year. The video failed to load, but it emphasized the significant impact of fraud on the community. Authorities urge residents to be vigilant and report any suspicious activities to prevent further financial losses. Full Article

York Regional Police credit the Auto Cargo Theft Unit and campaigns like Autoguard 2.0 for a 31% decrease in auto thefts in 2024. The ATCU's efforts led to the recovery of over 245 stolen vehicles and disrupted criminal operations in York Region and the GTA. Major investigations like Project Boa and Project Viper dismantled international networks targeting high-demand vehicles, resulting in the recovery of stolen vehicles and seizure of illicit items. Full Article

In response to U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war, Windsor-Essex residents are embracing a Buy Canadian movement by avoiding American alcohol at LCBO stores, restaurants, and grocery stores. Premier Doug Ford's orders have led to the removal of American alcohol products from shelves, with citizens like Jane Broughton and Donna Heimann opting to support Canadian products to protest Trump's tariffs and show solidarity with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau. The shift in buying habits reflects a...