69-year-old Canadian bikes around the world, raises $50K for cancer research

The recent deaths of two unhoused individuals in New Brunswick have underscored the urgent need for effective solutions to homelessness as temperatures drop, prompting discussions within the provincial legislature.

Simon Donner announced his resignation from Canada's net-zero advisory process, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to influence climate policy in the country. His departure highlights concerns over the effectiveness and sincerity of the advisory process, which some members have labeled as 'performative.'

The Canadian Security Intelligence Service's oversight agency is facing significant budget cuts, leading to fewer reviews of intelligence activities. This reduction in funding raises concerns about the agency's ability to effectively monitor the actions of intelligence organizations in Canada.

Experts report an increase in drug-resistant 'super lice,' which are causing significant challenges for families dealing with lice infestations. This rise in resistance is leading to frustrations among parents and caregivers, who are struggling to find effective treatments and manage school protocols regarding lice outbreaks.

Saskatchewan is set to allocate an additional $1 billion, which includes $194 million to cover unpaid carbon price fuel charges. This decision was discussed during a recent committee meeting, highlighting the province's financial adjustments in response to environmental regulations.

British Columbia is set to implement new gambling regulations aimed at combating money laundering and fraud, which includes the establishment of an independent gambling regulator. This initiative reflects the province's commitment to enhancing the integrity of its gambling sector.

A Fabergé egg originally made for Russian royalty has been sold at auction for a record $30.2 million, setting a new benchmark for Fabergé items. This sale continues a trend where each auction of such eggs has resulted in record-breaking prices, highlighting their enduring value and appeal.

Canada is set to change its federal income tax brackets in 2026, which may result in lower income tax payments for some taxpayers due to a reduction in the lowest income bracket. This adjustment aims to alleviate the tax burden on lower-income individuals and families.