Serena Williams, Kristen Bell, North West join cast of ‘Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie’TORONTO — Tennis champion Serena Williams and "Frozen" star Kristen Bell are among the names joining the Paw Patrol movie sequel. Toronto-headquartered Spin Master Entertainment announced the additions to the cast, which also include North West joining her mom Kim Kardashian, who was in the first movie. Distributor Elevation Pictures says "Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie" will open in Canadian theatres on Oct. 13. Other new names attached to the star-studded cast include "Dead to Me" actor James Marsden, "The Handmaid's Tale" actress McKenna Grace, and "Sweet Tooth" star Christian Convery. "Paw Patrol: The Mighty Movie" will see the pups transform into The Mighty Pups after a meteor crash-lands in Adventure City.

PM Trudeau and student researchers smile as they talk in the McMaster Automotive Resource Centre. Everyone knows research is important, but there’s no affirmation like having the Prime Minister of Canada visit to see what you’re doing to move the country forward. Such was the case Wednesday morning when Justin Trudeau visited the McMaster Automotive Resource Centre (MARC) and the neighboring McMaster Manufacturing Research Institute. Members of the Liberal cabinet joined the prime minister after Trudeau had chatted with faculty and student researchers at McMaster Innovation Park, the research, commercialization and advanced manufacturing hub on Longwood Road South. She said she was especially pleased to see the prime minister spend time with student researchers during the tour.

CBC News published this video item, entitled “What happens if you default on your mortgage? Successive interest rate hikes are causing real financial pain for Canadians forced to budget more of their money to cover interest payments. Kieran Oudshoorn asks mortgage broker Victor Tran what happens if you can’t afford to pay your mortgage. CBC News YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below.

A headline ran: “Yes, even if it’s a Bloody Caesar with extra celery: Why even just a little alcohol is a risk.”Now I’m worried. It is a relaxant, a sexual assistant, an enabler of work events and manning the meat grill at family BBQs. The Canadian Centre on Substance Abuse and Addiction had the old limit at 15 drinks a week for men and 10 for women. According to him, 14 drinks a week (two per day) “equates to ~8 months knocked off your life. If only two drinks a week can do that, you’re one lucky Canadian.

Dr. Keith WarrinerOntario Agricultural College researcher Dr. Keith Warriner explained the link between raw milk and tuberculosis to CBC News, following the release of a report that found the drink caused the deaths of Indigenous children at a residential school. Warriner said it wasn’t until the early 20th century that people began to view and accept raw milk as a cause of one form of tuberculosis, and that pasteurized milk only became federally mandated in 1991. A professor in the Department of Food Science, Warriner researches food safety and microbiology with an emphasis on food borne viruses like listeria.

“It was like the phone in the White House — the presidential phone,” Schwab said. Schwab, German by birth, studied the fine art of hospitality at the world-renowned Heidelberg Hotel Management School in post-war Germany. According to Schwab family lore, Sharp approached the jolly innkeeper with an idea — a plan many others dismissed as crazy — to build an international luxury hotel chain headquartered in Toronto. He understood the European luxury hotel scene was dominated by family-owned establishments — one-offs, in other words — and each had its strengths and flaws. Never one for sitting idle, he launched his own business, Elite International Luxury Hotel Representation based in New York, and set about marketing five-star European establishments to the high-end North Americans.

Norfolk, NE (68701)TodaySome sun in the morning with increasing clouds during the afternoon. Winds W at 10 to 15 mph..TonightMostly cloudy with snow showers during the evening. Some rain may mix in. Winds W at 15 to 25 mph. Chance of snow 50%.

Mohamad Bsat — a volunteer coach of an under 14 recreational basketball team with the Steel Town Athletic Club — requested 15 copies of the book Do Hard Things by Steve Magness, and assigned them to the members of his basketball team as part of their off-court development. (Submitted by Mohamad Bsat - image credit)When Sandra Pellegrini's 12-year-old son, Jackson, came home with a book from his basketball coach, she knew right away that "it was a great idea." Pellegrini didn't know it, but earlier in January, his son's basketball coach Mohamad Bsat took to Twitter with an unconventional request for donations to the team. "It talks about what it is to be tough, different types of toughness — like old school versus now — [and] perseverance. It sounds like a pretty good book for them to be reading," Jackson's mother told CBC Hamilton on Sunday.

TORONTO — "Jeopardy" champ Mattea Roach will go to bat for a graphic memoir on CBC's "Canada Reads" this year. TORONTO — "Jeopardy" champ Mattea Roach will go to bat for a graphic memoir on CBC's "Canada Reads" this year. The on-air literary contest returns March 27, with Roach championing "Ducks" by Nova Scotia author Kate Beaton, which was on former president Barack Obama's list of favourite books of 2022. Actor-filmmaker Keegan Connor Tracy will argue on behalf of Michael Christie's "Greenwood," while Yukon-based bhangra artist and educator Gurdeep Pandher will defend "Hotline" by Dimitri Nasrallah. Comedian Ali Hassan, who stars in the CBC comedy "Run the Burbs" and has hosted "Canada Reads" for the last six years, will return to moderate.

Despite all the announcements on housing affordability from the new David Eby government in Victoria, a recent report by one of Canada’s largest banks shows things on the ground have never been worse. The NDP has tried desperately to stake out a position of having done something about housing affordability during its first five years in office, as well as the first two months under Eby. “No doubt the interest rates have a big part to play in the prices and where the housing goes,” said Housing Minister Ravi Kahlon. The new affordability report plays well for the Liberals, whose repeated calls for the NDP to show “results” in areas of affordability, housing and health care have proven effective attacks against the government’s credibility. It’s not clear how bad things will continue to get on housing affordability in 2023.

Rent Rage: You need to earn how much to live in Toronto? Duration: 05:28For the first time ever, the average rent in Canada has soared past $2,000/month — and it's even higher for people living in Toronto. CBC’s Ellen Mauro breaks down how it got so bad and what it will take to fix the problem.

The next season, Brule put together another impressive showing, scoring 39 goals and 87 points along with a whopping 169 penalty minutes. When he was healthy, the Blue Jackets returned him to the WHL, where he’d score 38 points in 27 regular-season games and 30 points in 18 playoff games. The following season, Brule was able to stay healthy but he scored just 19 points over 78 games. The Blue Jackets dealt him to Edmonton that following summer in exchange for Torres. Over 65 games, Brule scored 17 goals and 37 points, making him one of the lone bright spots on a team that finished dead last in the league standings…

Snow is falling in Ottawa as most of eastern Ontario remains under a snowfall warning Wednesday and Thursday, with 15 to 20 centimetres of snow expected as a winter storm moves from west to east. Further east, including in Kingston and Ottawa, snow started later in the afternoon and is expected to stretch further into Thursday morning. © Vikta Paulo/CBC This weather map shows the storm's track for Ottawa and the surrounding region at midnight. It's been a warmer than average autumn and winter in Ottawa. Ottawa has a forecasted high of –8 C Wednesday that's expected to rise to –5 C by Thursday morning and then fall to –15 C Thursday night.

Created by Madrid-based agency Mono, the spot was released towards the end of last year, addressing Black Friday and Christmas, the biggest retail period of the year. Filmed entirely in black-and-white, the ad takes an unexpectedly arty approach for a postal service. But it’s hard to deny the power of its message of responsibility in the face of climate change. Credits:Creative Agency: Mono MadridCCOs: Sito Morillo, Bitan Franco, Nando Vega OlmosCreatives: David Manzano, Mario Mínguez, Esther Matas, Irene San José. Production company: Lee FilmsDirector: SegaDOP: Charly GómezPost: Lee Films / Estudios La PanaderíaMusic: Chaco Music House

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