Sen. Marco Rubio said Iran is not enriching uranium at present and that U.S. talks tomorrow will focus on the nuclear program; he also reported that Iran is pursuing longer-range missile capability.
Budget 2026 projects WTI at US$60 in 2026 and US$66 in 2027 while forecasting $13.2-billion in non-renewable resource revenue for 2026-27, even as many analysts point to an oversupplied market and lower private price averages.
Dominic LeBlanc said a recent U.S. Supreme Court decision on tariffs has not affected Canada as much as earlier steel, aluminum and auto tariffs, and he emphasized the Canada‑U.S.‑Mexico Agreement review is not a renegotiation.
Dominic LeBlanc said private meetings with U.S. trade officials have been 'very friendly' and business-like, and he is optimistic about the USMCA review. He will travel to Washington next week to meet the U.S. trade representative.
Accord Financial announced an amendment to its banking facility on February 26, 2026, and the news release includes forward-looking statements and related risk disclosures under Canadian securities laws.
SPARC BC presented Cory Cliffe with the Deryck Thomson Award on Feb. 23, 2026 in Campbell River; Cliffe and partner Vanessa Sharkey have been providing meals to unhoused and food-insecure residents after local service closures in August 2025.
The Alberta government tabled its 2026 budget that raises health and education spending while projecting a $9.4-billion deficit and rising taxpayer-supported debt.
The Mersey River Wind project will build 33 onshore turbines generating 150 megawatts and allow customers to buy contracts directly from Renewall Energy; the Canada Infrastructure Bank is providing a $206-million loan.
After returning to Ottawa following Team USA's Olympic gold, Brady Tkachuk described the win as 'unreal' and spent media time addressing criticism about the team's White House visit and locker-room celebrations.
Pierre Poilievre will speak to business leaders in Toronto about Canada–U.S. relations after criticism that he did not sufficiently address U.S. trade and annexation threats during last spring's election campaign.
