A Beechcraft 1900 operated by state-run Satena crashed in northeast Colombia, killing all 15 people on board, including a local lawmaker; air traffic control lost contact 12 minutes after takeoff.
A Government of Alberta panel held a public meeting in Fort McMurray to gather views on using nuclear power; about 30 people attended and raised questions about safety, water use, waste storage and public education.
A writer describes artisanal perfume—from Iceland’s Fischersund shop to Toronto perfumer Elizabeth Connors—and notes that some companies market 'functional' fragrances that claim mood effects while peer-reviewed evidence is limited.
On Data Privacy Day (28 January), four industry experts told Digital Journal that businesses should pay attention to data flow visibility, strong data governance for AI, privacy-respecting workforce monitoring, and routine security practices such as timely patching and automation.
Michael J. Fox appears in season 3 of Apple TV's Shrinking alongside Harrison Ford, and his cameo has been highlighted for reinforcing the show's portrayal of Parkinson's Disease.
The Saskatchewan government and SaskPower have formally launched a technology selection process to evaluate large-scale nuclear reactors while continuing work on small modular reactors (SMRs); SaskPower expects its first SMR project near Estevan later this year.
The article reports that Bruce Springsteen released a single titled "Streets of Minneapolis" and that the song references recent deaths and protests in Minneapolis.
Kerri Einarson clinched a playoff berth with a 13-2 win as Pool A play continued, and players talked about snack choices such as honey crullers and chocolate-dipped doughnuts.
The Portage Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) is using community events such as cat yoga and targeted foster programs to support its rescue operations and the roughly 14 cats currently housed at its facility.
Ontario and Hydro One unveiled the proposed 230-kilometre Greenstone Transmission Line, expected to add up to 700 megawatts and be in service by 2032, and the route has the support of seven local First Nations.
