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The Navroz festival, marking the Parsi New Year, continues to be celebrated despite increasing tensions in the Middle East and global instability.

The South Asian community in Alberta is celebrating the deportation of individuals linked to extortion schemes that have plagued their neighborhoods.

Canadians are celebrating Eid al-Fitr while grappling with concerns about conflicts affecting their loved ones back home, particularly in the Middle East.

Tarmo Kärsna, head of business development at the Estonian energy company Alexela, discusses fuel price trends and the impact of global crises on energy costs, while also touching on his role in the sports community.

March is the month when French speakers around the world celebrate the vitality of the French language through their diverse experiences and expressions.

Vancouver police have issued a warning regarding the re-release of a violent offender, Jordan McIntosh, back into the community following a breach of his release conditions.

Students from Wîhkwêntôwin School in Edmonton are creating unique designs for a new standalone Stollery Children’s Hospital as part of a fundraising initiative.

Authorities are investigating a suspicious fire in Northeast Calgary that left residents feeling alarmed.

St. Patrick's Day celebrations bring together vibrant festivities in cities worldwide, showcasing Irish culture and spirit.

Over 200 choirs with more than 6000 singers from Latvia and the global Latvian diaspora are set to participate in the concert "For My Homeland."

Márcia Cristina Bernardes Barbosa, the dean of UFRGS, warns that public and community universities worldwide are facing a coordinated effort to discredit them, despite their key role in implementing public policies.

Birinder Singh was killed in a drive-by shooting while on a trip with friends, raising questions about the motivations behind the attack.

Over 800 organizations in Quebec are urging the provincial government to abandon its proposed constitution, known as Bill 1, citing flaws and a lack of proper consultation.

A Nova Scotia woman credits a specialized exercise program for significantly improving her quality of life after battling breast cancer.

Advocates in Toronto are concerned that proposed city renovation plans may overlook the importance and impact of a significant AIDS memorial in Barbara Hall Park.

Evangelos Marinakis urges the international community to act urgently as the Strait of Hormuz faces a significant threat to global oil supplies due to geopolitical instability.

A man in his 30s and a teenage boy were killed in a shooting incident in Winnipeg's North End, with police investigating and asking for public assistance.

Vince Bruni-Bossio has taken on the role of president at the University of Saskatchewan with a vision centered on community building.

Halifax residents gathered to celebrate the life of Eddie Carvery, a long-time Africville activist known for his persistent protest advocating for reparations and recognition of the historical Black community.

The mother of Maya Gebala, a survivor of the Tumbler Ridge shooting, has requested that the public stop sending well-wishes as their family is overwhelmed by the volume of mail received.

A fundraiser started by a Tennessee woman for a 78-year-old DoorDash driver has raised over $500,000 to support him and his family after financial hardships.

Creative Options Regina organized a community iftar to celebrate Ramadan, emphasizing the importance of charity and community connection among Muslims.

A man from Regina shares his harrowing experience of a house fire that was averted by a working smoke detector, highlighting the importance of fire safety.

Delana Rovensky, a woman from Edmonton suffering from end-stage kidney failure, appeals to the community for a living kidney donor on World Kidney Day.

A Calgary boy named Bentley St. John, who was seriously injured by a hit-and-run driver while crossing the street, is recovering at home with a broken leg.

A study suggests that global sea level rise has been underestimated due to flawed methodologies adopted in the scientific community.

The death of serial killer Allan Legere presents a moment of reflection and healing for New Brunswick communities impacted by his crimes.

Retired Air Force Major-General William 'Neil' McCasland has been missing for nearly two weeks, prompting the FBI to assist in the search efforts alongside local authorities.

Kelowna city council is set to decide on a contentious land swap that could alter the Kelowna Springs Golf Course amid divided community opinions.

The 'Rubaboo' cabaret at Persephone Theatre in Canada showcases Métis culture and aims to bridge understanding between communities.

The Alberta government is reallocating funding from Boyle Street Community Services' housing initiative, citing inadequate results compared to other programs.

Sergio Castillo, the kicker for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, made history by receiving both the Ed Kotowich ‘Good Guy Award’ and the Cal Murphy ‘Heart of a Legend Award’ in the same year for his contributions on and off the field.

Bernadette McIntyre emphasizes the significance of volunteerism and community engagement as the new lieutenant-governor of Saskatchewan.

The Historical Society of Alberta will lose all provincial funding in the upcoming 2026 budget, threatening its future operations.

WOMADelaide 2026 highlighted joy as a powerful emotion amidst global tensions, showcasing diverse musical expressions and cultural storytelling.

A public hearing in Kelowna regarding a contentious land swap between the city and a development company drew significant attention and divided community opinions.

A new campaign in Penticton, B.C., aims to combat the increase in intimate partner violence by uniting city officials, police, and community organizations for prevention and support services.

A Cranbrook family injured in a car crash has received overwhelming support from their community and across Canada.

Montreal's Lebanese community is increasingly worried about the impact of the ongoing conflict in Lebanon as locals like artist Nadine Track express their desire to help despite being unable to return home due to familial responsibilities.

Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston has reversed some budget cuts following protests, restoring funding to certain programs that support vulnerable populations.

A charity in Kelowna is seeking donations to recover from a break-in that led to significant losses.

The Saskatchewan government is providing $1.1 million in funding to STR8 UP, an organization dedicated to helping individuals leave gang life.

Authorities in Toronto are preparing to respond to recent shootings targeting synagogues in the area, as police investigate multiple incidents of gunfire.

Greece will participate in the London Book Fair 2026 from March 10 to 12, aiming to strengthen its presence in the global publishing community.

A sewing initiative to support injured Ukrainians has expanded into a global community of over 800 tailors producing adaptive clothing.

Two synagogues in the Toronto area were targeted by gunfire, prompting a call for increased protection of Jewish institutions from Israel's ambassador to Canada.

The mother of a critically injured 12-year-old girl from a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., reports that her daughter's breathing tube has been removed, marking a positive step in her recovery.

A Canadian family has been joyfully reunited with their beloved dog after she went missing for almost three months.

The mayor of Sechelt warns that the community could face serious consequences if it loses 300 temporary foreign workers due to federal restrictions.

Vancouver is preparing an official fan zone for the FIFA World Cup, offering a festival atmosphere with free entry and various activities for soccer fans.