Tim Dolighan cartoon, Feb. 15, 2025

The Ontario Provincial Police alerted that purchasing Hells Angels support gear funds organized crime, prompting Walmart and Amazon to cease sales of such merchandise following a violent incident involving a rival biker club. The retailers' swift action came after public outcry and a request from Quebec's public security minister, although some items remained available online despite the warnings. Want More Context? 🔎

Canadian athlete Sarah Mitton showcased her shot put prowess with a best throw of 19.81 metres, winning the event at a World Athletics Continental Gold meet in Beijing. Teammate Andre De Grasse also returned to form after a nearly three-month hiatus, both athletes delivering strong performances ahead of the upcoming World Athletics Championships. Want More Context? 🔎

The 2005 reality show Rock Star: INXS featured 15 contestants vying to become the lead singer of the iconic Australian band INXS, culminating in a win for J.D. Fortune, a self-described country boy from Pictou County, N.S. This victory represented the fulfillment of his lifelong dream. Want More Context? 🔎

Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe is set to lead a trade mission to China, marking the first by a Canadian premier in six years, to advocate for better market access for canola amid rising tensions with China and the U.S. Despite acknowledging the federal government's role in resolving trade issues, Moe aims to represent Saskatchewan's interests, especially following China's imposition of high tariffs on Canadian canola exports. Want More Context? 🔎

Rebecca Calder's home in Edmonton's Blatchford neighbourhood features a backup battery that not only provides power during blackouts but also contributes to a networked 'virtual power plant' capable of feeding energy back to the grid. This innovative system allows her townhouse, equipped with solar panels, to enhance energy resilience and sustainability. Want More Context? 🔎

Provincial officials in Saskatchewan have deemed portions of a former school, currently occupied by the self-proclaimed "Queen of Canada" and her followers, unfit for human habitation, resulting in an eviction order for the residents. This decision highlights ongoing concerns regarding the safety and legality of the compound's conditions. Want More Context? 🔎