Environment Canada forecasts flurries in Hamilton on Jan. 17 with a daytime high near 2 C and a morning wind chill around -13 C. Tonight and tomorrow carry chances of flurries with overnight lows below freezing.
Prime Minister Mark Carney used his first Davos speech to invoke Václav Havel and to urge middle powers like Canada to reassess reliance on the existing rules-based order while pursuing new alliances, trade diversification and stronger domestic economies.
Warrior Restoration sponsored the Coweta County Special Olympics Golf Fundraiser at Summer Grove Golf Club in November 2025 and participated as a hole and team sponsor. The company is based in Newnan, Georgia, and serves surrounding communities including Macon and Peachtree City.
European Union leaders addressed the World Economic Forum in Davos ahead of U.S. President Donald Trump, who has threatened tariffs over a dispute involving Greenland; the EU has scheduled an emergency summit in Brussels on Thursday to discuss a collective response.
U.S. Treasury yields jumped to a four-month high after renewed transatlantic trade tensions, raising questions about higher U.S. funding costs and potential pressure on mortgage rates ahead of the mid-term elections.
Motivair by Schneider Electric says its new MCDU-70 is the company's highest-capacity cooling distribution unit and is designed to scale to 10MW+ for GPU-heavy AI factories; the CDUs use Schneider Electric's EcoStruxure software and operate as a centralized system.
On Jan. 19 Charles 'Spider' Jones spoke to residents of the St. Clair O'Connor Community in East York about Martin Luther King Jr., opening with a screening of the 'I Have a Dream' speech and sharing personal memories and historical details.
Chevrolet has revived the Bolt for the 2027 model year with a new X76 drive unit, an LFP 65-kWh battery and faster charging; the base price is reported as $39,999 before freight and pre-delivery inspection.
Five approved candidates are running for the federal NDP leadership, and the winner will be announced March 29 at the party's Winnipeg convention.
CBC's The Nature of Things episode 'Survival of the Slowest' profiles slow-moving animals such as sloths, tortoises and gastropods and reports that slowness supports camouflage, low metabolism and long-term survival.
