Canada
Jesse Van Rootselaar Identified as Tumbler Ridge Shooter Amid Emerging Details
Authorities have identified 18-year-old Jesse Van Rootselaar as the perpetrator of the February 10, 2026, mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, which left eight people dead. Details are now emerging regarding Van Rootselaar’s mental health history and troubling online…
Nova Scotia Issues Snowfall Warnings Ahead of Alberta Clipper
Nova Scotia is bracing for significant snowfall from an Alberta Clipper system, with warnings in effect for Wednesday into Thursday, potentially impacting travel and causing power outages.
Tumbler Ridge Grapples with Devastating School Shooting
A remote British Columbia community is reeling after a school shooting left 10 dead, including the suspect, and hospitalized dozens. Canadian officials express profound grief as investigations continue into one of the nation’s deadliest such events.
USA Women’s Hockey Dominates Canada, Sets Sights on 2026 Gold
Team USA delivered a commanding 5-0 victory over rival Canada in the 2026 Winter Olympics women’s ice hockey preliminary round, securing a perfect 4-0 record and cementing their status as gold medal favorites.
Tumbler Ridge Shooting: A Community Grapples Amid Broader Instability
A devastating school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, left nine dead and 25 injured, marking Canada’s deadliest school-related attack in nearly four decades, unfolding amidst a period of heightened global instability.
Kim Boutin Secures Fifth Olympic Medal for Canada at Milan Cortina Games
Canadian short-track speedskater Kim Boutin earned her fifth career Olympic medal, claiming silver in the mixed team relay at the Milan Cortina Games, marking a significant achievement for the veteran athlete.
Courtney: From Olympic Podiums to Troubling Headlines in 2026
The name Courtney is making headlines in 2026 across dramatically different events: from Canadian Olympian Courtney Sarault’s silver medal win to an arrest in the murder of Illinois bar owner Courtney Drysdale.
Olympic Spotlight Renews Focus on Avery Krumme’s Nationality Change
Teen freeski sensation Avery Krumme’s impressive Olympic debut for Team USA is bringing renewed attention to her decision two years ago to switch from competing for Canada.
Canada Confirms Strong French Speaker Focus in Latest Express Entry Draw
Canada’s latest Express Entry draw on February 6, 2026, issued 8,500 invitations for permanent residency, specifically targeting candidates with strong French language proficiency and a CRS score of 400.
Canadian’s Death Sentence Overturned in China Amid Diplomatic Shift
China’s highest court overturned the death sentence of Canadian Robert Lloyd Schellenberg, signaling a potential thaw in diplomatic relations following Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent visit to Beijing.
Willow TV Expands T20 World Cup 2026 Reach Across North America
As the ICC T20 World Cup 2026 begins, Willow TV stands as the primary destination for cricket fans in the USA and Canada, offering comprehensive live coverage of all 55 matches across multiple platforms.
Jesse Ventura Backs Minnesota’s Unconventional Bid to Join Canada
Former Minnesota Governor Jesse Ventura is advocating for his home state to become Canada’s 11th province, a proposal gaining traction amid rising tensions with the Trump administration over federal immigration enforcement.
J.P. Morgan Downgrade Tests Enbridge’s Dividend Growth Amid Macro Challenges
J.P. Morgan has downgraded Canadian energy giant Enbridge, citing growth concerns that challenge the pipeline operator’s long-standing appeal as a dividend growth stock amidst a tough economic climate.
Canada Grapples with Widespread Radon Risk in Homes Amidst New Building Code
Millions of Canadian homes harbor high levels of invisible, cancer-causing radon gas, prompting renewed urgency for testing and mitigation. A recent national building code update mandates radon stacks in new constructions, but existing homes face significant risks and financial barriers…
Bessent’s ‘Financing War’ Claim Ignites Diplomatic, Economic Backlash
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s recent remarks on European trade with India and NATO have sparked significant diplomatic pushback and raised economic concerns, notably from Canada and financial analysts.