India's High Commissioner said Prime Minister Mark Carney will likely visit India in the first week of March and is expected to sign agreements on energy, minerals and technology; formal negotiations on a Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement are also expected to begin in March.
Many U.S. pediatricians and several states are using the American Academy of Pediatrics' vaccine guidance instead of a recently revised CDC childhood vaccine schedule; the AAP update keeps broader routine immunizations and includes a new RSV immunization.
A major winter storm prompted widespread school and service closures across the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area on Monday; multiple school boards and postsecondary institutions reported full closures or delayed openings, and some secondary exams were postponed or rescheduled.
Titan Mining's release outlines plans for the Kilbourne natural graphite project and highlights a targeted 40,000-tonne-per-year profile; it also notes an expected update on a $120 million letter of interest with EXIM and lists a range of risks and assumptions.
The AIR MILES Rewards Program will transition to Blue Rewards in summer 2026, and existing Miles will automatically convert to Blue Points with no loss of value; the publisher states 1,500 Blue Points will equal $10 toward e-giftcards and in-lane redemptions.
A St. Stephen resident says rising electricity bills have doubled his home costs and put his reptiles' heat-dependent habitats at risk; N.B. Power has asked regulators for a 4.75% rate increase and says colder weather raises customer bills.
Edmundston aims to approve a project of three buildings with eight units each by the end of February, with rents capped at 30% of tenants' income.
Canadian ETFs manage about $739 billion in assets, and discretionary active ETFs represent roughly 32.6% of Canadian ETF AUM.
A University of Michigan student from Myanmar was stranded in Singapore after President Trump's travel ban on 12 countries, including Myanmar, interrupted his attempt to renew a U.S. student visa.
Algonquin College has proposed cutting more than 30 programs, including its paralegal and law clerk programs; the board of governors will decide on the recommendations on Feb. 23.
