British Columbia will run a competitive selection process for AI and data centre projects to allocate up to 400 megawatts of power over a two-year period; applications open March 18 and existing projects in development are exempt.
Manitoba Health has identified three new measles exposure sites in southern Manitoba; people who were at those locations during the listed times are asked to monitor for symptoms and check their immunization records.
The head of the European Stability Mechanism said the ESM's more than €430 billion reserve could provide credit lines for defence to euro-area members, and that any loans would need approval by the euro-zone nations backing the fund.
Ontario is providing $329,000 to North Simcoe municipal fire departments through its $20-million Ontario Fire Protection Grant, announced at the Wyevale #2 fire hall with Simcoe North MPP Jill Dunlop present.
NASA has delayed the Artemis 2 launch timeline because an Arctic blast brought unusually cold temperatures and winds to central Florida; the rocket is on the pad and the four crew members remain in quarantine.
Hyundai told CBC it is reviewing opportunities to work with Canada's hydrogen energy sector following a recent Canada–South Korea memorandum, and said it has no current plans to open an auto plant in Canada.
Robert Staley told Conservative convention delegates the Conservative Fund raised $48 million in 2025 and credited leader Pierre Poilievre's fundraising activities; delegates will vote later Friday on a constitutionally mandated leadership review.
Tim Hortons will release a limited-edition "Moonbits" box of 10 Timbits exclusively in London to mark astronaut Jeremy Hansen's role on Artemis II; availability begins once the launch date is confirmed, with the earliest potential date Feb. 8, 2026.
Deputy Chief Bas Kuyper and firefighter Warren Otway, who together served more than six decades with BX-Swan Lake Fire Rescue, received recognition certificates presented by Vernon-Lumby MLA Harwinder Sandhu as they retire.
Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand said comparing her government's human rights and international law approach to past ministers is not appropriate given a more turbulent geopolitical and economic context; she also confirmed Canada will seek a U.N. Human Rights Council seat for 2028–2030.
