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- Booking, Expedia face margin pressure from AI agents, Bernstein says
Booking, Expedia face margin pressure from AI agents, Bernstein says
- HVAC techs report alarming jump in repair calls following brutal American cold snap: 'Residents ... are being forced to make difficult decisions'
HVAC systems experiencing increased strain
- He thought he followed all the rules. Then border guards arrested him on the street
Social worker's work permit revoked without notice, sparking allegations of bureaucratic error.
- Berens River students back learning, new classroom spaces open
Berens River students resume learning with temporary classrooms
- How a toothless cat evaded rescuers for 8 months before deciding to go inside
A toothless cat evades capture for 8 months, then walks into a stranger's basement.
- Some paid plasma donors 'still pretty comfortable with doing it' after deaths
Some paid plasma donors say they feel no need to stop donating after recent deaths.
- Swiping right on safety: New interactive map helps people navigate dating apps with more awareness
New interactive map created to help users navigate dating apps safely, specifically targeting women and gender-diverse individuals.
- Lava Bold 2 5G launches in India with Dimensity 7060 chipset, 2.5D AMOLED display, optical fingerprint scanner
Lava Bold 2 5G launched in India with 6.67-inch FHD+ 2.5D AMOLED display, 120Hz refresh rate
- Girl Guide Cookies are for sale again in Prince George
Girl Guides of Canada selling Girl Guide Cookies in Prince George
- Tilting's Irish Festival: This week on Land & Sea
The annual Feile Tilting festival celebrates Tilting's Irish heritage.
- The Canterbury trails: Archbishop to walk 87 miles to final instalment ceremony
The Archbishop of Canterbury will undertake an 87-mile hike from London to Canterbury.
- Ntityix Resources LP’s Forest Operations Map (FOM)
Westbank First Nation and Ntityix Resources LP's Forest Operations Map (FOM) review and comment period is open.
- Accidental lab discovery reveals ‘simple thing’ bedbugs fear
Bedbugs can be killed with a mixture of equal parts water and white vinegar in a spray bottle
- Judge Orders Removal of DOGE Deposition Videos From YouTube After Viral Spread
A judge ordered removal of DOGE employee deposition videos from YouTube
- 'A Year in Normandie': David Hockney’s sweeping 70-metre-long artwork unveiled in London exhibition
David Hockney's 70-metre-long artwork 'A Year in Normandie' is unveiled in a London exhibition.
- Starmer’s Hopes to Revive UK Economy Fade as Iran War Drags On
Keir Starmer's chances of staying in power may be threatened by economic implications of not supporting the US war in Iran.
- Wales vs Italy referee: Who is Six Nations official Christophe Ridley?
Christophe Ridley
- ATCO blames Alberta power policies as it devalues wind and solar projects by $408M
ATCO warns Alberta power policies harm renewable projects, threatens legal action.
- Innovation Vs. Uncertainty: Software Stocks Face A New Balancing Act
Artificial Intelligence disruption may impact software stocks
- Will AI Really Destroy America’s Job Market?
The impact of AI on the US job market is a complex issue with both positive and negative effects.
- ‘Panthers Luai’ is back as Tigers captain sinks Cowboys in record-breaking season opener
Wests Tigers captain Luke Lewis is back from injury.
- Synagogue attacker shot himself after getting stuck inside car
A man attacked a synagogue in Michigan and shot himself after becoming stuck in his car.
- Oil Prices Fluctuate, But Enterprise Products Partners' Dividends Do Not
Oil prices continue to fluctuate, Enterprise Products Partners (EPD) remains a dividend play.
- Man City’s Rodri dilemma: Why midfield maestro is irreplaceable despite injury concerns
Manchester City signed Rodri for £62.8 million in 2019.
- Malaysian officials face first test of new law banning growing import: 'Everyone is complicit in the trafficking'
Malaysia introduces new law to ban the importation of certain plants, including the Rafflesia, which is used in traditional medicine, but critics say it's unenforceable and will drive the trade underground.
- Spring sweeping making yearly return in Kelowna
Spring sweeping begins in Kelowna on Mar. 15
- Ethereum Staking Explained: Risks, Rewards, And How It Works
Ethereum's staking process allows holders to validate transactions and earn rewards by locking up their coins.
- Busy beavers found dead at Vernon nature reserve
Busy beavers found dead at Vernon nature reserve.
- Russia Says Major Oil Refinery, Key Port Hit by Ukraine Drones
Ukrainian drone attacks hit key Russian port and oil refinery
- Federal Judge Halts DOJ Subpoenas Targeting Fed Chair Powell
Federal judge halts DOJ subpoenas targeting Fed Chair Jerome Powell.
- 'Undertone': Canadian paranormal podcast film is a contender for the scariest movie of the year
Undertone is a Canadian paranormal film starring Nina Kiri, Adam DiMarco, and Michele Duquet.
- Josh Giddey Posts 20 points, 11 rebounds & 10 assists vs. LA Clippers
Josh Giddey had a triple-double with 20 points and 11 rebounds, also added 10 assists in his game against the LA Clippers.
- Military targets on Iran’s key oil export island ‘totally obliterated’, Trump says
US President Donald Trump claims Iran's oil infrastructure on Kharg Island was not targeted in a military strike.
- Lockeport hopes mermaid statue will scale up tourism but some locals aren't on board
Lockeport considers mermaid statue
- City of Mississauga monitoring flood risk after high levels of melting snow, rain
Mississauga residents warned of increased flood risk after recent rainfall and snowmelt
- Who were the victims of Allan Legere?
Robert McInnis
- Sahtu leaders welcome Ottawa's support for Mackenzie Valley Highway after decades of work
Sahtu leaders welcome Ottawa's support for Mackenzie Valley Highway after decades of work.
- Nunavut’s girls hockey team wins first-ever ulu at Arctic Winter Games
Nunavut's U19 girls hockey team wins first-ever ulu at Arctic Winter Games
- Sudbury city council calls for more protection for public works employees
City council backs call for protection for public works employees
- UPEI student lone Canadian to win prestigious award for her cancer treatment research
UPEI student Chapman is the first Canadian to win the award, which will help fund her research and personal expenses.
- Bennedict Mathurin hammers it home
Bennedict Mathurin wins a major award