President Trump said Venezuela would release up to 50 million barrels after US forces captured Nicolás Maduro, and the prospect of Venezuelan heavy crude reaching Gulf Coast refineries has widened the discount on Canadian crude, affecting Alberta's oil revenue outlook.
Four CAQ MNAs in the Outaouais and the region's Liberal MNA have confirmed they will seek re-election after a series of CAQ resignations; Quebec's provincial election is scheduled for Oct. 5.
Charles Schwab reported fourth-quarter net income of US$2.46 billion and net revenue of US$6.34 billion, a 19% year-over-year rise, supported by higher net interest revenue and trading activity.
barrière's peel-and-stick patches are described as delivering vitamin B12 and folate through the skin for up to 12 hours, and the article notes B12 can be difficult to obtain from plant-based diets over the long term.
President Trump told reporters he would 'have to use something else' if the Supreme Court rules against his Greenland tariffs, citing licensing and other alternatives, and said meetings on Greenland are scheduled as he prepares to travel to the World Economic Forum in Davos.
North Carolina State University researchers developed a modified fiber‑reinforced polymer that uses 3D‑printed EMAA and embedded heaters to re-bond layers, and lab samples were intentionally broken and repaired more than 1,000 times; the university has licensed the technology to a startup, Structeryx Inc.
Israel's prime minister said he agreed to join U.S. President Trump's Board of Peace, while Norway and Sweden declined to join at this stage and several countries have given only cautious or no responses.
A new documentary about the volunteer-run Okanagan Forest Task Force debuts on YouTube Wednesday as the group nears its 10th anniversary. The film, produced by Eli Coburn, highlights backcountry illegal dumping, impacts on waterways and wildlife, and a planned government-backed cleanup project.
Alberta has legislated it will not enforce or participate in the federal Assault-Style Firearms Compensation Program; residents can still submit declarations by March 31, but compensation depends on provincial cooperation.
Ontario's Primary Action Plan has linked 2,000 people in Hastings and Prince Edward counties to primary health care toward a local target of 10,175, a Health Ministry spokesperson said; province-wide the initiative has attached over 275,000 new patients and aims for 300,000 in 2025-26.
