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- Okta: Tremendous Value With Secure Path To Growth
Okta's strong identity and access management platform offers tremendous value to organizations, providing a secure path to growth through its scalable and customizable solutions.
- Japanese Refiners Urge Government to Release Strategic Oil Reserves
Japanese oil refiners urge government to tap strategic reserves amid Middle East tensions.
- Kelowna man faces robbery, assault charges following stabbing incident
Kelowna man charged with robbery and assault after stabbing incident at Capri Centre.
- CT REIT: Expect More Dividend Increases
Connecticut's REIT sector is poised for dividend growth.
- Small fire sparked at Vernon supportive housing apartment
Small fire at Vernon supportive housing apartment, firefighters responded with chainsaw on ledge of My Place building.
- 15 fun things to do in Vancouver this weekend: March 6 to 8
Vancouver International Wine Festival
- Windsor mayor wants to charge tolls leading to and from Ambassador Bridge: 'Enough is enough'
Windsor mayor wants to charge tolls leading to and from Ambassador Bridge
- Zelestra Proceeds With the Construction of the Echols Grove and Cedar Range Solar Projects in Texas
Zelestra to construct two large solar projects in Texas
- Tech sector volatility creates ‘interesting time to step in’ – Evercore’s Mahaney
Tech sector volatility creates buying opportunities.
- JD Health International Non-GAAP EPS of RMB 1.68, revenue of RMB 73.44B
JD Health International reports Q4 non-GAAP EPS of RMB 1.68, revenue of RMB 73.44B.
- Onego Bio and Sigma Foods Enter Collaboration to Strengthen Egg Protein Innovation and Supply Resilience
Onego Bio and Sigma Foods partner on non-animal egg protein innovation
- 14 awesome things to do in Edmonton this weekend: March 6 to 8
SkirtsAfire Festival
- Slower housing market mixed blessing for those looking to move up property ladder
Homebuyers can benefit from slower market, but sellers face reduced value gains
- Ladysmith council briefs: Feb. 17, 2026 — money, money, money
Ladysmith council approves new budget with 5% increase
- Tax Tip - Important updates to the trust reporting requirements for the 2025 taxation year: What you need to know
Changes to trust reporting requirements
- Grey Highlands faces big costs to upgrade Kimberley water system
The Municipality of Grey Highlands will likely need to invest in upgrades to the Kimberley/Amik water treatment system.
- Azerbaijan accuses neighbour Iran of a drone attack and vows to retaliate
Azerbaijan accuses Iran of drone attack, vows retaliation.
- CVS launches Health100 backed by Google Cloud’s AI tech
CVS Health launches Health100 unit with Google Cloud's AI tech
- 'Nobody sleeps for a month': How WNBA GMs will squeeze in drafts, free agency once CBA in place
Drafts and free agency pushed to the backburner
- Men's Power Rankings: What's at stake in every power conference
Top 25 rankings to watch
- BigBear.ai: Niche Defense And Border Control Leader Remains Expensive Despite Sell-Off
BigBear.ai deepens defense and border control capabilities through Ask Sage and CargoSeer acquisitions.
- ‘The Testaments’: Trailer for ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ Sequel Series Reveals a Coming-of-Age Thriller - The Hollywood Reporter
The Testaments trailer reveals a coming-of-age thriller
- La Ronde sold to U.S. real estate firm
La Ronde sold to U.S. real estate firm
- Visionary Copper and Gold expands Point Leamington with Kraken zone discovery
New copper and gold discovery in Point Leamington drives expansion plans for Visionary Copper and Gold
- TTC subway service resumes on Line 2 after hours-long disruption during morning commute
TTC subway service resumes on Line 2 after hours-long disruption during morning commute.
- Stretch of TTC subway Line 2 down this morning, shuttle buses running
GO Transit available at Kipling, Dundas West, Union, and Mimico
- March events at the Creston Library
New children's book releases will be discussed at the library's monthly book club.
- Farmers, farms and farmland decreasing in Metro Vancouver
Farmers in Metro Vancouver face financial struggles
- Where art meets science in the woods
UBCO launches Woodhaven residency to connect research, storytelling and environmental questions
- ‘Bugs Bunny’ change-up putting Nate Garkow on Blue Jays’ radar
Nate Garkow's work ethic has improved, Blue Jays now considering him for a role.
- Skilled trades on display and in demand in Chatham
Skilled trades bootcamp holds high demand in Chatham
- 10 incredible things to do in Calgary this weekend: March 6 to 8
Calgary Hitmen hockey games, Les Misérables musical, Calgary Comic Book Show
- Port Alberni francophone school turns classrooms into Olympic stadiums
Port Alberni francophone students participate in Olympic-style sports
- What’s happening around Delta: Week of March 5
North Delta's Downtown Farmers' Market to return in May after COVID-19 hiatus
- IN OUR VIEW: Celebrate our Olympic heroes
Canadian athletes shine on the world stage
- Tastes of downtown Vernon served up
Downtown Vernon hosts annual event at Schubert Centre on March 14.
- Mission man faces charges after police seize drugs, weapons
A 39-year-old man has been charged with various crimes after police seized drugs and weapons.
- Beachfront home on Lake Ontario gets price cut to land a buyer - The Globe and Mail
A beachfront home on Lake Ontario's market has gotten a price drop to attract a buyer.
- Grand Forks Film Fest seeking submissions
Grand Forks Film Fest is now accepting submissions for its annual event, featuring a diverse range of films, and is open to filmmakers of all levels.
- COLUMN: Check before crossing the floor
Voters in a Canadian riding switched from Conservative to Liberal support.
- Vancouver Island professor says switch to daylight saving is a mistake
Saanich college professor says permanent standard time a better option
- Hydreight Technologies Inc. Announces Strategic Investment in Insu Therapeutics to Advance Needle-Free Peptide Delivery Technology
Hydreight Technologies Inc. announces investment in Insu Therapeutics to advance needle-free peptide delivery technology.
- Vive Crop Protection Announces Canadian Registration of PhobosTM FC 360 Fungicide
Phobos FC 360 fungicide registered in Canada
- Alcohol warning labels, minimum prices could prevent cancer cases: UVic study
Alcohol warning labels and minimum prices could reduce cancer cases by hundreds of cases per year
- Why every culture has a healing broth - BBC
Every culture has its own unique healing broth, from Korean doenjang to Ethiopian doro wot, each with its own distinct flavor and medicinal properties.