Winnipeg woman Morrissette rescues a father and child from drowning in the Red River. Winnipeg Woman Rescues Father and Child from Red River Drowning Winnipeg woman rescues a father and unconscious child from the Red River after both struggled in the water near St. John’s Park. Daily News Manitoba Steve Cogbill Sep 3, 2026 — 3 min read
A grain ship at the Port of Churchill resumes exports to Europe for the first time since 2020. Manitoba Grain Shipments Resume as 30,000 Tonnes Head to Europe Churchill grain shipments resume as 30,000 tonnes of durum wheat head to Europe from Manitoba’s northern port. Daily News Manitoba Steve Cogbill Sep 3, 2026 — 4 min read
Loblaw plans to invest $1.2 billion in expanding its discount grocery and pharmacy network across Canada. Loblaw Invests $1.2B in Discount Grocery Expansion Across Canada Loblaw will invest $1.2 billion in Canadian discount grocery stores, renovations and pharmacy locations through 2026. Daily News Ontario Steve Cogbill Sep 2, 2026 — 4 min read
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith promotes US trade ties during a Tennessee visit. Alberta Premier Smith Promotes US Trade Ties Ahead of First Ministers Meeting Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defends her Tennessee outreach as trade tensions test Canada-U.S. relations before premiers meet. Daily News Alberta Steve Cogbill Sep 2, 2026 — 4 min read
Prime Minister Mark Carney halts trade talks with the U.S. over negotiation tactics. Canadian PM Mark Carney Halts US Trade Talks Over 'Tough' Tactics Carney pauses Canada-U.S. trade talks, demanding Washington drop political theatrics as tariffs intensify pressure on Canadian. Daily News Ontario Steve Cogbill Sep 2, 2026 — 3 min read
Joey Hillier of Alberta was arrested in Regina for drug trafficking. Regina Police Seize 44g Fentanyl, Prevent 50,000 Doses in Major Bust Regina fentanyl seizure prevents 35,000 doses from reaching streets as Alberta man faces trafficking and weapons charges. Daily News Saskatchewan Steve Cogbill Sep 1, 2026 — 3 min read
Cardinal Marc Ouellet wins defamation case in Quebec court. Quebec Court Clears Cardinal Ouellet, Orders $100K Defamation Payment Cardinal Ouellet wins a Quebec defamation case as a judge orders his accuser to pay $100,000 in damages. Daily News Quebec Steve Cogbill Sep 1, 2026 — 3 min read
Education and Child Care Minister Lisa Beare announces new child care spaces in Nanaimo, BC. BC Schools Add 1,200 New Child Care Spaces Across 22 Districts BC school child care expands with 1,200 new licensed spaces across 22 districts, including 183 in Nanaimo-Ladysmith. Daily News British Columbia Steve Cogbill Sep 1, 2026 — 4 min read
FOI records show B.C. developed a U.S. digital advertising campaign on softwood lumber duties through late October 2025, then cancelled it on November 3 without any budget figure appearing in the release. B.C. Cancelled Its Softwood Lumber Tariff Ad Campaign Before a Single Ad Ran FOI records show B.C.'s U.S. softwood lumber ad campaign went from concept package to cancelled in five days, with no budget figure anywhere in the release. Government Files British Columbia Steve Cogbill Sep 1, 2026 — 7 min read
BC marine unions campaign for local ferry construction amid trade dispute with China. BC Marine Unions Demand Local Ferry Construction Amid Trade Dispute BC Ferries unions demand local construction after four new vessels are awarded to China, putting B.C. shipbuilding jobs at stake. Daily News British Columbia Steve Cogbill Aug 31, 2026 — 4 min read
Estate planning has a way of moving up the list once there are kids in the picture. LegalWills.ca Review: I Finally Made My Will Online in BC I'd been putting off writing a will for six years. Here's what it was actually like to do it online in British Columbia — the cost, the time, and the part that trips people up. Canadian Guides British Columbia Steve Cogbill Aug 31, 2026 — 12 min read
Federal government matches donations for BC wildfire relief until September 2026. Canada Matches Donations for BC Wildfires Relief Until September 2026 BC wildfire donations will be matched by Ottawa, doubling Red Cross relief and recovery support for affected communities. Daily News British Columbia Steve Cogbill Aug 31, 2026 — 4 min read
