Anta Sports will buy 43 million Puma shares from Artemis at €35 each, taking a 29% stake in a deal valued at about €1.51 billion ($1.79 billion) that is expected to close by year-end pending regulatory approval; the article mentions Puma reported a more than 15% sales decline in Q3 last year.
CHORD is installing hundreds of six‑metre radio dishes near Penticton, B.C.; 37 are in place and the project aims for 512 by next year.
Public support for aggressive ICE operations has weakened after recent deadly encounters during protests, and the administration has moved to place a border official on the ground in Minnesota while facing possible congressional objections to funding.
Joan Doris Benson emigrated from the U.K. to Toronto in 1947 and died in Toronto on Sept. 13, 2025, at age 98.
U.S. President Donald Trump has proposed capping credit card interest at 10 per cent, which the article says could provide short-term relief but experts warn it may reduce credit availability and harm lower-income households over time.
The federal government will allow up to 49,000 Chinese electric vehicles to be imported annually at a 6.1% tariff, and experts say Canada’s existing charging network and power grid can generally absorb that increase while gaps remain in remote areas and multi-unit housing.
NEST New York launched the Watermelon Peony Perfume Oil, a fruity-floral scent with notes of watermelon, nashi pear, coral charm peony and a touch of lemon. It is offered at Sephora in a 30 ml perfume oil and a 6 ml rollerball.
The article reports DMEGC Solar commissioned a 1.2 MW distributed system at Hengdian Wenrong Hospital, using 635W bifacial modules and providing rooftop and solar‑canopy carport coverage. The installation is expected to produce about 1.32 million kWh annually and reduce carbon emissions by about 754 metric tons per year.
Philanthropist Anslem Oshionebo and partners refurbished the Jattu Primary Health Centre in Jattu-Uzairue, restoring electricity and the borehole system and donating medical equipment to support local healthcare services.
Canadian officials granted Marineland conditional approval to transfer 30 belugas and four dolphins to institutions in the United States; the approval is subject to conditions and the receiving facilities were not named.
