The federal government is closing the Mactaquac Biodiversity Facility and discontinuing the Atlantic salmon live gene bank and related stocking work; scientists, conservationists and the Wolastoqey Nation say they were not consulted and warn of harm to salmon and treaty rights.
An early-phase trial of the Nous-209 vaccine in people with Lynch syndrome reported the shot was safe and produced immune responses in all 45 participants, and investigators observed fewer advanced precancerous colon lesions among those with strong responses; larger randomized trials are needed to test whether the vaccine prevents cancer.
Preliminary data show Nuuk experienced its warmest January on record and much of Greenland has had unusually little snow, prompting postponed hunts and changes to fishing and tour operations.
Boomitra announced Verra verification and issuance of 3.03 million soil carbon removal credits from its Northern Mexico grassland project, reported as the first VM0042 project to issue credits in North America.
A Feb. 5 letters page gathers readers' reactions to a provincial politician's move to the federal Liberals, debate over fighter-jet procurement and Canada–U.S. defence links, concerns about nuclear weapons and preparedness, and an anecdote about durable appliances.
Bad Bunny (Benito Martínez) is scheduled to headline the Super Bowl 60 halftime show in Santa Clara, Calif., and the choice has drawn both support and public criticism from commentators and some former athletes.
Nivi Rosing, 22, says residents remain anxious after reported threats and coercion from U.S. leaders, and officials describe ongoing parliamentary debate; Canada will open a consulate in Nuuk this week.
Launched in late January as a network of AI agents, Moltbook attracted rapid attention; researchers have shown many accounts can be created by humans and reported security flaws that exposed user data.
Filma is an iPad video editing app that provides trimming, layering and enhancement tools and emphasizes accessibility and mobile-first workflows.
Alto proposes a high-speed rail linking Toronto through Quebec City and estimates roughly 50,000 construction jobs and about 5,000 permanent positions while saying stations and faster connections could support local businesses and tourism.
