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The Susan Holt government has unveiled its minerals strategy aimed at boosting New Brunswick’s economy amid trade tensions. As Anna Mandin reports, the province’s Conservation Council would like to see more practical information for New Brunswickers.

Premier David Eby says the man in charge of OpenAI will apologize to the community of Tumbler Ridge. This after the company failed to flag problematic queries made by the mass shooter. The premier and the mayor of Tumbler Ridge spoke with Sam Altman today, and as Travis Prasad reports, they are pushing for stricter...

A new nursing home in Oromocto has filled all of its beds in their first two months of opening, but New Brunswick’s Seniors Minister says it has not directly resulted in a reduced waitlist for long-term care. Johnny James reports.

At a legislative committee meeting, Horizon Health Network’s CEO raised concerns over the number of people waiting for nursing home beds in New Brunswick hospitals, saying the situation will only get worse if the government doesn’t step in. Anna Mandin reports.

New Flyer Industries’ new bus manufacturing plant in Transcona is officially open

We check in with Nick Jennery, CEO of Partners for Care, to talk about the new WellTide Health facility being built in Osprey Village.

Montreal drivers can’t possibly avoid the plethora of potholes. Which is why two ambitious young men have created a new tool to help motorists navigate the countless craters. It’s a new app that boasts a registry of reported potholes complete with an interactive map. Dan Spector reports.

Serious concerns are being raised about a proposal to set up a temporary modular housing site in New Westminster. The province says it is working to address any safety issues but is still moving ahead with the project. Paul Johnson reports.

A group of residents opposed to a planned tiny house village for the homeless are organizing to prevent it from being built. Aaron McArthur reports.

Global Exclusive: A new public opinion poll shows the NDP government is taking a big hit over its budget. And as Aaron McArthur reports, the damage appears to be across the political spectrum.

The old church bell that once belonged to Kelowna’s Saint Paul’s United before its demolition is getting a new home. As Travis Lowe reports, it’s currently in the possession of two brothers who spent years caring for it.

Police are examining the success of a recent strategy, meant to crack down on crime on city buses. Katherine Dornian reports.

The Edmonton Federation of Community Leagues and Sport Edmonton are partnering to make sport more accessible for kids and families. As Nicole Stillger explains, the goal of the initiative is to give children the opportunity to play where they live.

Loblaw Cos. Ltd. says it plans to spend $2.4 billion to expand and renovate its store network and supply chain capabilities this year as it looks to open 70 new stores, renovate 191 and create 9,700 new jobs in the process. Anne Gaviola has this story and more in Business Matters for Feb. 23, 2026.

Mojtaba Khamenei will succeed his father, Ali Khamenei, as Iran’s supreme leader. Jeff Semple reports from Erbil, Iraq on how Mojtaba is likely to seek revenge for his assassinated father, how he’s an even bigger hardliner than his dad, and how Iraqis are caught in the crossfire of the war in Iran.

Metrolinx CEO Michael Lindsay joined Focus Ontario to discuss the completion of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT and the Finch LRT. He also looked forward to the Ontario Line and whether subways are better than light rail.

The province is giving two B.C. cities the green light to create their own satellite police training sites. But as Catherine Urquhart reports, one major city was noticeably left out as several municipal police forces struggle with staffing.

WATCH: Global News Morning meets 11-month-old Aylah from New Hope Dog Rescue.

WATCH: A new drop-in shelter for men and women has been proposed for 130 Idylwyld Drive North, in replacement of the women’s warm up shelter on Avenue C that opened late last year.

WATCH: A new fire truck purchased by Vonda Fire and Rescue with private funds is benefiting the community and the province with Mayor Brenda Willman saying “it’s such a huge asset.”