Art and Culture

VANCOUVER: Here are the top five stories shaping the city on Tuesday, February 24, 2026. 1. Vancouver City Council Approves $1.8 Billion Infrastructure Budget Vancouver City Council voted 8-3 Tuesday morning to approve an $1.8 billion infrastructure spending plan focused on expanding transit capacity and upgrading aging water systems across the city. The budget allocates $720 million toward Broadway Subway extension planning and $450 million for water main replacements in […]

Good morning, Quebec City. Here's what you need to know today as we kick off this Tuesday with the top stories shaping our community and province. 1. Court Hears Final Arguments in Christian Event Cancellation Case Superior Court Justice Alain Trudel is expected to hear final arguments today in a civil case that has drawn attention to religious freedom and government authority. British Columbia-based Harvest Ministries International is seeking $80,000 […]

WINNIPEG: The city wakes to a busy Tuesday with major cultural performances, business networking opportunities, and community gatherings scheduled throughout the day. From Broadway productions to local business events, February 24 brings a diverse slate of activities to Manitoba's capital. 1. Les Misérables Opens at Centennial Concert Hall WINNIPEG: Broadway Across Canada presents the opening night of Les Misérables at Centennial Concert Hall this evening, marking the arrival of one […]

Tuesday, February 24, 2026 – Here's your daily briefing on the most important news stories from across Atlantic Canada. From economic developments to weather impacts, we've rounded up what's making headlines in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island, and Newfoundland and Labrador. 1. Population Growth Reversal Hits Maritime Provinces Statistics Canada released new data showing a significant reversal in population trends across the Maritime provinces. After years of steady […]