The federal government has revised its travel guidance, advising First Nations people to carry a passport alongside a status card when entering the United States, and Indigenous leaders are urging recognition of cross-border rights under the Jay Treaty
Ukraine will not attend the Verona opening ceremony of the Milano Cortina Paralympics, protesting the IPC’s allocation of 10 combined slots to Russia and Belarus and demanding its flag be excluded from the event
American Eagle returned to public view with Sydney Sweeney at the New York Stock Exchange, showing the retailer is prioritizing long-term celebrity strategy over social media backlash as revenue trends and executive comments suggest resilience
A concise look at essential spring concerts near Washington, D.C., with lineup highlights, venue notes and ticket tips for fans of pop, jazz and punk
Former prince Andrew was arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office as police investigate alleged sharing of sensitive information with Jeffrey Epstein and public reaction unfolded in London
Steven Dubois bet on a blazing start to overcome recent setbacks and capture 500m short track gold for Canada at Milano Cortina 2026
Peter Krause returns to NBC in the ensemble pilot Protection, portraying a former Secret Service agent drawn into a lethal conspiracy that targets a family of law enforcement professionals
U.S.-mediated negotiations in Geneva produced limited progress on military issues while political gaps over occupied territory and security guarantees remain wide
A concise summary of maritime strikes, naval movements toward the Middle East, Iranian responses and related domestic controversies involving AI, subpoenas, and Pentagon leadership
The San Francisco medical examiner determined that Victoria Jones, daughter of Tommy Lee Jones, died from toxic effects of cocaine; authorities found her unresponsive at the Fairmont San Francisco Hotel on Jan. 1, 2026 and ruled the death accidental
Heavy snow and variable visibility forced postponements at Milano‑Cortina on February 17, but Canadian athletes remain focused as hockey, curling and speed skating continue to headline the schedule
A three‑story summary: the detention of former Ukrainian energy minister tied to a major corruption inquiry, Waymo recruiting gig workers to close robotaxi doors, and continued legal and rights concerns around a detained mayor
A high school hockey event in Pawtucket turned deadly when shots were fired at the Dennis M. Lynch Arena; two people were killed, three critically wounded and the suspected shooter was found dead, authorities say
Thomas Pritzker quits as Hyatt executive chairman after documents tie him to Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell; the disclosures deepen investigations and trigger resignations and oversight demands.
Megan Oldham topped the freeski big air podium as Canada added medals and advanced in team events, with standout performances in short track, hockey and curling.
Fifteen governments have publicly held Russia responsible for Alexey Navalny’s death and demanded the release of political prisoners while calling for an open investigation and adherence to international obligations.