Tariffs will devastate Quebec economy: business groups

The City of Edmonton is facing extreme cold weather conditions with temperatures dropping to -30 C and wind chills reaching -40. An extreme weather response is in place, including a Phase 1 parking ban on specific roads. The forecast for the upcoming days includes low temperatures, high winds, and a high risk of frostbite, prompting warnings from both the city and Environment Canada to take precautions when going outdoors. Full Article

Film director has been found guilty of sexual assault in France's first major MeToo trial. The director's name and specific details of the case were not provided in the article. The trial represents a significant moment in the MeToo movement's impact on the entertainment industry. Full Article

Vincent Georgie, executive director of the Windsor International Film Festival, credits the festival's success to its unique business model, which has allowed it to grow into Canada's largest volunteer-run film festival. With a budget of around $2 million, 60 events, and over 100 sponsorships and private donors, WIFF has become a staple in the community, drawing 50,000 attendees last year. Georgie emphasizes the importance of balancing artistic talent with business acumen in order to sustain...

Tim Dolighan cartoon, Feb. 3, 2025, features a humorous take on current events. The video failed to load, but viewers can access other videos on the team's website. The cartoon provides a satirical commentary on timely topics, showcasing Dolighan's wit and creativity. Full Article

Sunshine Girl Dee is featured in a video that failed to load, prompting viewers to refresh their browsers or watch other videos. The content of the article is not provided, but it appears to be about Sunshine Girl Dee and the video that is experiencing technical difficulties. Viewers are encouraged to try again to watch the video or explore other content on the website. Full Article

A plan to implement a commercial parking levy in the City of Toronto, expected to raise $100-108 million annually for critical municipal services like transit, has been postponed pending approval from MPAC and the provincial government. Despite support from transit and environmental groups, a City-run administration proposal was rejected, with City staff continuing to pursue sustainable funding sources and revenue tools to address budget deficits, despite concerns from the Toronto Region Board of Trade about...