Premiers of Nunavut and Manitoba met in Winnipeg to commit to renewing a memorandum of understanding and to advance the Inuit-led Kivalliq Hydro-Fibre Link; Nukik Corporation has filed a transmission service request and a system impact study is being launched.
Mosquito Man is offering science-driven, eco-conscious pest control services in Hamilton, Ontario for both residential and commercial properties, with a stated emphasis on prevention and long-term protection.
An indigenous-led roundtable met in Prince Rupert on Feb. 6 to discuss collaboration on a northern B.C. energy corridor and marine safety; Blackish Enterprises provided an update on an engagement process supported by the Government of Alberta.
The Ontario Liberal leadership vote is scheduled for Nov. 21 and the party has released contest rules; Dr. Andrew Boozary announced he will not enter the race while several others, including Nate Erskine-Smith, are preparing or weighing a campaign.
Canada's Supreme Court upheld Regina lawyer Sharon Fox's acquittal and ruled that lawyers may reveal privileged client communications when defending their own innocence.
Sources tell CBC that behind-the-scenes talks between Conservatives and Liberals are under way to find agreements that could keep the government functioning, while Prime Minister Mark Carney has publicly downplayed the likelihood of a spring election.
Carla Ciccone received an ADHD diagnosis at age 39 and wrote the memoir Nowhere Girl about women whose ADHD went undiagnosed; she says the diagnosis changed her relationships and how she talks to herself.
Over the weekend the TTC opened the Eglinton Crosstown LRT (Line 5), and Bell is offering LTE, 5G and 5G+ coverage at most of the line’s 25 stations while allowing open access for other carriers.
Canadian clinicians say hormone therapy is the standard treatment for hot flashes and night sweats, while non-hormonal drugs, exercise, diet and emerging GLP-1 research offer additional options. Suitability depends on individual health, and experts say more research is needed on some new drug combinations.
Archaeologists found a Paleo‑Inuit camp on the Kitsissut islands dated to about 4,000–4,400 years ago, with at least 18 tent rings and hearths. The site and boat fragments reported by researchers indicate repeated long-distance sea journeys — roughly 53 km estimated as 12–15 hours of paddling across the North Water polynya.
