Prime Minister Mark Carney said he told U.S. President Donald Trump that Canada paid to build the Gordie Howe International Bridge after Mr. Trump suggested the U.S. could block its opening; Mr. Carney described the call as positive and said he expects the matter will be resolved.
Saskatchewan's Ministry of Health issued an overdose alert after the Regina Police Service reported 46 overdoses since Feb. 2 and four suspected overdose deaths; the ministry said the substances involved are not yet identified.
Estonian intelligence head Kaupo Rosin said Russia lacks the resources to launch an attack on NATO this year or next but plans to increase forces along NATO’s eastern flank; diplomatic talks involving Moscow, Washington and Kyiv are continuing, with a reported June deadline for a settlement.
Prime Minister Mark Carney will attend the Munich Security Conference in Germany this week, leaving Wednesday and staying until Sunday, and his office says he will meet business leaders to discuss investment in Canada's critical mineral, energy and technology sectors.
The Canadian Medical Association says many patients are turning to AI for health advice and a new Abacus Data survey found users who followed AI-based advice were more likely to report adverse health effects.
The B.C. legislature opens a new sitting where debate will focus on government plans to amend the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act after court rulings that expanded Indigenous rights; the government says amendments will be introduced during this session.
NetBox Labs announced a strategic partnership with World Wide Technology to integrate NetBox Cloud and NetBox Enterprise into WWT's services and Advanced Technology Center as a foundational layer for enterprise automation and infrastructure modernization.
NetBox Labs announced that NetBox Copilot is generally available, embedding an AI agent into the NetBox platform to provide infrastructure-aware answers and automation while offering enterprise governance features.
Amber Glenn and Canadian artist Seb McKinnon said they smoothed out copyright concerns after Glenn used his song at the Olympics, and Glenn said she looks forward to collaborating with him.
Thousands gather each evening beneath Milan's Arch of Peace to watch a four‑minute Olympic cauldron light-and-sound show inspired by Leonardo da Vinci; an identical installation in Cortina presents the same show multiple times nightly.
