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- Truist cuts Arthur J. Gallagher stock price target on valuation pressures
Truist reduces Arthur J. Gallagher's stock price target due to valuation concerns.
- Sean Penn given ‘Oscar’ made from damaged Ukrainian train after skipping show
Sean Penn loaned Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy damaged Oscar in 2022.
- Sean Penn given ‘Oscar’ made from damaged Ukrainian train after skipping show - Global News
Sean Penn wins Oscar after skipping ceremony, receives damaged Ukrainian train as substitute
- OPP investigating two similar skid steer thefts near Peterborough
Two similar skid steer thefts reported near Peterborough
- XRP Trend Exhaustion Says Price Is About To Jump, Here’s The Target
XRP price is showing signs of trend exhaustion, with a stabilization zone forming after a months-long decline, and a potential target range of $1.88-$2.20.
- iPhone 17e Teardown Shows That Rear Panel Fits the iPhone 16e Perfectly
iPhone 17e's rear panel is designed to fit the iPhone 16e perfectly.
- Central Okanagan Foundation announces new CEO
Simon Adams becomes CEO of Central Okanagan Foundation on April 13
- 450-unit towers eyed for booming stretch of Oxford Street amid traffic concerns
Towers planned for Oxford Street despite traffic concerns
- Trenton dissolves Funfest committee, shifts responsibility
Trenton dissolves Funfest committee, shifts responsibility
- Three councillors to represent Corman Park in arbitration over Solair development
Three RM of Corman Park councillors appointed to represent municipality in arbitration over Solair development
- IFPI’s Global Music Report 2026 highlights renewed growth in Canada’s music market
Canada's recorded music market grew 5.6% to CAD$957.9 million in 2025, outpacing 2024 growth, reaffirming its position as a leading music market.
- Calming traffic: Wolfville projects promote active transportation, road safety
Wolfville proposes speed limit reductions, speed tables, and traffic filtering to improve road safety and promote active transportation.
- The psychological reason we judge groups much more harshly than individuals
We tend to judge individuals more leniently than groups.
- Tempo Launches Mainnet With Machine Payments Protocol, Targeting AI-Driven Commerce
Tempo launches mainnet with Machine Payments Protocol for AI-driven commerce
- Prof says U of Winnipeg experience worse than cancer, sues university and faculty association
University of Winnipeg professor sues university and faculty association over lack of forum for workplace complaints.
- PDAC JV Video: Alkane plans using merger cash flow for more M&A
Alkane Resources plans to use merger cash flow for more M&A within 12 months.
- 10 of the most underrated neighbourhoods in Edmonton
North Glenora
- Crypto Lobby Loses Key Illinois Race Yet Keeps $221M Firepower For Midterms
Crypto lobby suffers major setback in Illinois primary
- Boeing: Ignore Fuel Price Spikes For This Decade Play
Boeing's commercial production ramp and defense wins drive long-term upside and free cash flow potential.
- Warm end to winter and snowy start to spring
A warm spell to continue through Thursday, not as warm as Tuesday
- Gerry (Pleasance) Crown
Gerry (Pleasance) Crown
- Tufin and Akamai Unite Policy Automation and Microsegmentation to Deliver Modern Zero Trust Security
Tufin and Akamai team up to unify policy automation and microsegmentation for modern zero trust security.
- Oshkosh Corporation Recognized as One of the 2026 World’s Most Ethical Companies® by Ethisphere for 11th Consecutive Year
Oshkosh Corporation recognized as one of the 2026 World's Most Ethical Companies for 11th consecutive year.
- Blue Matter Launches People and Organization Practice to Help Biopharma Navigate Structural Shift
Blue Matter launches People and Organization Practice to help biopharma companies navigate structural shift in industry
- Someone Used This Coin as Bus Fare, Man Discovers it Was Minted by the Phoenicians 2,000 Years Ago
A 2,100-year-old Phoenician coin was used as bus fare in Leeds, England.
- Chelsea punisment 'lenient' - ex-Blues exec Purslow
Former Chelsea executive Christian Purslow criticizes Premier League's punishment as 'extremely lenient'
- Pfizer: I'm Still Expecting A Massive Rebound
Pfizer reports strong Q4 earnings, driven by Seagen acquisition and growth in its oncology business
- Creatine, electrolytes, protein powder: Do you really need supplements for exercise?
Creatine, electrolytes, protein powder: Do you really need supplements for exercise?
- UBC Okanagan modernizes its BA to meet today’s needs
UBC Okanagan modernizes its BA program to reflect student feedback and offer new choices
- Canada’s Premier Food Corridor to host delegation from Invest Quebec
Canada's Premier Food Corridor to host delegation from Invest Quebec
- X Quietly Rewrites Conversation Ranking With New Anti-Spam Features
X introduces private dislike button and region-based reply controls to reduce spam
- 20+ Best Instagram Ad Examples (& Why They Work)
Get the inspiration you need for your next social media campaign with these Instagram ad examples.
- CURA, Grand Forks Concrete to build facility in Taber to decarbonize cement
CURA Climate Inc. partners with Grand Forks Concrete Ltd. to build a facility in Taber to decarbonize cement production.
- Spitfires move back into first place of West Division
Spitfires move back into first place of West Division
- CHECK THIS OUT: A whole shelf of community at the Nelson Public Library
The Nelson Public Library is hosting a magazine subscription drive to encourage reading and learning
- Music-therapy program in Chilliwack brings people with diverse abilities together
A music-therapy program in Chilliwack brings people with diverse abilities together
- Mars Canada Invests $180 Million to Strengthen Manufacturing, Innovation, and Workplaces Across Ontario
Mars Canada invests $180 million in Ontario manufacturing upgrades
- Vintage Elias Pettersson returns in Canucks' good-vibes win over Panthers - Sportsnet
Elias Pettersson scores twice in Canucks' win
- Manitouwadge OPP – individual with multiple fraud related offences cgarged
Ontario Provincial Police arrest individual with multiple fraud-related offences
- Canada is opening doors to a wave of cheap Chinese electric vehicles
Canada to allow imports of low-cost Chinese electric vehicles.
- XRP Derivatives Market Signals Reset as Leverage Falls and Calls Lead
XRP derivatives market cools down after months of high leverage
- AI-Powered Cyberattacks Raise Alarm Among IT Leaders
AI-powered cyberattacks are accelerating in speed and scale
- Expect To See Isles' Matthew Schaefer On A Lot Of Calder, Norris And Hart Ballots
Matthew Schaefer's increased ice time may boost his case for Hart and Norris Trophies.