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- 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.
- 2026-27 Sask. budget marks first for Ministry of Community Safety
New funding for Sask. Marshals Service.
- Max Jones had fun answer after scoring massive Edmonton Oilers game-winner
Max Jones scores game-winner, Edmonton Oilers tie for Pacific Division lead
- After Discord fiasco, age-check tech promises privacy by running locally. Does it work?
Tech firm's on-device face scanning and age-verification measures may reduce privacy risks, but user trust remains a concern.
- Investors will 'adjust' to high oil prices, portfolio mgr. explains
Investors will need to adjust to higher oil prices
- Geopolitical Risks Cloud The Fed's Rate Path
Geopolitical tensions in Ukraine and the Middle East may impact the Fed's decision on interest rates.
- Why getting Canadian citizenship can take longer than you expect
Canadian citizenship application process takes over four years
- Analyst Says Ignore The Noise, Dogecoin Is Still In The Game, And This Is Why
Dogecoin's recent price movement is seen as a sign of a bullish outlook, with analysts pointing to its completion of a full stochastic cycle, a rare 'systemic alignment' with a 10-year historical bottom, and a 'squeeze setup' with potential breakouts at $0.116, $0.153, $0.206, and $0.280.
- Credit Ratings Meet Blockchain: Moody’s Deploys TIE on Canton Network
Moody’s uses blockchain for credit analysis
- Brixton Metals Reports Record Silver Intercepts of 18.2m of 3,638 g/t Ag Including 6.8m of 9,421 g/t Ag at its Langis Project in Ontario
Brixton Metals discovers record silver intercept at its Langis Project in Ontario.
- Spire Global Announces Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2025 Results
Spire Global reports fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 results with top-line growth.
- Life360: A Compelling Buy As Valuation Compresses And EBITDA Surges (Rating Upgrade)
Life360's diversified monetization model supports robust long-term growth potential.
- JV Q&A: Mammoth retrofits can disarm diesel rules
Mammoth mining company to retrofit diesel equipment to reduce emissions
- Waste Plastic Turned into Parkinson’s Drug
Bacteria convert waste plastic into L-DOPA, a Parkinson's treatment
- ESMAIL and MOIR: Health-care reforms simply move Alberta towards international norms
Alberta is the only province in Canada that prohibits private health care purchases.
- Letters, March 18, 2026: 'Conservatives to blame for losing MPs'
Conservatives to blame for losing MPs
- Gas prices climb 30 per cent in some big cities. Are stations profiting?
Gas prices surge 30% in some major cities, with some stations raking in record profits
- We asked experts about the most responsible ways to use AI tools – here’s what they said
AI should be used as a brainstorming partner and organizer, but not for judgment-making
- Interest rates are not the tool to solve the inflation caused by the US’s war with Iran | Josh Ryan-Collins
Inflation in the UK is being driven by the global shock caused by the war in Iran, particularly the closure of the Hormuz strait and resulting increases in oil and gas prices.
- Canada wants to build up its long-neglected Arctic. The hard question is how
Canada plans to modernize the Arctic region, a 'ghost town' of northern Canada, to boost its economic potential and address security concerns.
- Revealed: a crypto billionaire’s political base hosting ‘anti-woke’ and rightwing activists in Westminster
Crypto billionaire Ben Delo is funding a political base in Westminster, hosting anti-woke and rightwing activists.
- Varcoe: 'A more realistic look': New Canadian energy outlook sees more gas, rising LNG exports to the world
Canada's energy outlook sees increasing gas production and LNG exports, with a focus on decarbonization and affordability.
- Does Nvidia have a stock problem? Experts weigh in
Nvidia's stock faces concerns over supply chain issues and competition from AMD.
- Alberta’s Separatists Are Chasing a Total Cowboy Fantasy
Alberta separatists are promoting a romanticized vision of the province
- Maestro Launches Bitcoin-Native Institutional Credit Market for Mining Infrastructure
Maestro introduces Mezzamine, a bitcoin-native credit market for institutional investors to generate bitcoin yield through renewable mining operations.
- Think-tank member Mark Poweska: Powering the city on the road to 2 million
Calgary's population is expected to reach 2 million by 2030, bringing increased demand for infrastructure.
- Family mentality helps Fanshawe Falcons as they look for first national women’s basketball title in program history
Fanshawe Falcons win OCAA championship, aim for first national title in program history.
- It looks like a pineapple top but has serrated edges that can cut swimmers: Why Ontario residents are urged to watch for this invasive plant
Invasive plant Water soldier spotted in Ontario
- Norway’s Equinor Makes Oil Discovery Near Huge Arctic Field
Norway's Equinor makes oil discovery near Johan Castberg field
- Chart Of The Day: Why Wasn't $1 Trillion Enough?
Nvidia shares fell despite $1 trillion AI chip sales forecast
- Wednesday's letters: Reopened Hawrelak Park disappoints
Park design flawed
- Gaumont USA Options ‘Opus,’ An Explosive Exposé of Shadowy Catholic Organization Opus Dei (EXCLUSIVE)
Gaumont USA options explosive exposé of Opus Dei, a shadowy Catholic organization, for audiovisual rights.
- 2027 BMW i3 could offer up to 700 km of range
2027 BMW i3 electric range up to 700 km
- Terry Newman: Maya Gebala has become everyone’s daughter
Maya Gebala's fight for life continues, Canadians offer support and prayers
- UWE Bristol and FinTech West Partner to Bridge the Fintech Talent Gap in the South West
UWE Bristol and FinTech West Partner to Bridge the Fintech Talent Gap in the South West
- The unintended consequences of 'gentle density' development
Gentle density development's success is threatened by lack of regulation
- Michael Higgins: We’re handing women over to predators, says U.S. judge as he denounces ‘woke’ colleagues
U.S. judge criticizes colleagues for ruling against female-only spa