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Month: February 2026

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EDMONTON

Edmonton Morning Briefing: Top 5 Stories for Wednesday, February 18, 2026

Good morning, Edmonton. Here are the top five stories you need to know for Wednesday, February 18, 2026. Sports Connor McDavid Records Nine Points in Team Canada Olympic Victory Connor McDavid delivered a dominant performance for Team Canada at the 2026 Winter Olympics on Tuesday, recording nine points in a decisive victory against Czechia. The Edmonton Oilers captain tallied four goals and five assists in the preliminary round matchup. The […]

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WINNIPEG

Winnipeg Top 5: Wednesday, February 18, 2026

1. Jets Defeat Panthers 2-1 on Scheifele Late Winner WINNIPEG : The Winnipeg Jets secured a 2-1 victory over the Florida Panthers on Tuesday night at Canada Life Centre, with Mark Scheifele scoring the game-winning goal late in the third period. Scheifele's decisive strike came with under five minutes remaining in regulation, breaking a 1-1 tie. Goaltender Eric Comrie recorded 27 saves in the win, turning away multiple Panthers scoring […]

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REGINA

Morning Brief: Top 5 Regina & Saskatchewan News Stories : February 18, 2026

Good morning, Regina and Saskatchewan. It's Wednesday, February 18, 2026. Here are the top five stories you need to know today. 1. Winter Storm Shuts Down Major Highways Across Southern Saskatchewan A major winter storm is disrupting transportation across southern Saskatchewan, with travel not recommended on multiple highways in the Regina area. The Saskatchewan RCMP issued warnings early Wednesday morning as blizzard-like conditions continue to impact the region. Travel is […]

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QUEBEC

Quebec City Top 5: Morning News Roundup – February 18, 2026

Good morning, Quebec City. Here are the top five stories you need to know today, Wednesday, February 18, 2026. 1. Major Traffic Disruptions Begin as Tramway Infrastructure Work Launches Preparatory infrastructure work for Quebec City's 19-kilometre tramway network began overnight, causing significant disruptions along René-Lévesque Boulevard starting this morning. The initial phase of construction focuses on underground utility relocation and ground preparation along the central corridor. Crews will be working […]

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MARITIMES

Maritimes News Round-Up: Top 5 Stories for February 18, 2026

Here's what's happening across Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador today. From offshore wind developments to Olympic curling and new fisheries regulations, here are the five biggest stories making headlines in the Maritimes. 1. Atlantic Canada's Offshore Wind Potential: New Report Shows Massive Opportunity A comprehensive report released today by engineering consultancy Stantec confirms Atlantic Canada has significant offshore wind energy potential, though revised estimates […]

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TORONTO

Toronto Bureau: Top 5 Morning Stories – Wednesday, February 18, 2026

Good morning. Here are the top five stories Toronto residents need to know this Wednesday, February 18, 2026. 1. Multiple Toronto Police Officers Charged in Major Corruption Investigation Toronto police announced charges against several officers following a lengthy investigation into alleged organized crime activities within the force. The probe, dubbed "Project South," has resulted in criminal charges against multiple serving members of the Toronto Police Service. Details of the investigation […]

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OTTAWA

Ottawa Morning Briefing: Feb 18, 2026 – Top 5 Stories

O-Train East Extension Faces Further Delays The City of Ottawa confirmed Tuesday that the eastern extension of the O-Train Line 1 will remain closed to passengers beyond the previously anticipated completion date. Transit officials cited ongoing issues with train availability and persistent axle problems as the primary factors behind the postponement. The extension, which was expected to begin trial runs in late winter, will now undergo additional testing through the […]

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MONTREAL

Montreal Morning Brief: Top 5 News Stories for Feb 18, 2026

Mayor Announces Major Civil Service Restructuring Montreal Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada announced Tuesday a comprehensive plan to eliminate 1,000 civil service positions by 2029 as part of an effort to streamline municipal operations. The restructuring initiative comes as the city grapples with budget pressures and aims to modernize service delivery. The announcement was made during a press conference at City Hall, where the mayor outlined the phased approach to the […]

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MONTREAL

Montreal Afternoon Update: February 17, 2026

Poulin Ties Olympic Goal Record as Canada Advances Marie-Philip Poulin tied the all-time Olympic goal-scoring record as Team Canada defeated their opponent to secure a spot in the women's hockey semifinals. The Montreal native scored her milestone goal during Tuesday's game, bringing her career Olympic tally to match the existing record. Poulin, who serves as captain of the Canadian women's hockey team, has been a central figure in Canada's Olympic […]

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