Critter Care in South Langley will run a Share the Love 50/50 Cash Raffle from Feb. 1–28 to support care for sick, injured and orphaned native mammals; the article lists ticket prices and a purchase page.
China has lifted its ban on Canadian beef exports that began in December 2021, and Federal Agriculture Minister Heath MacDonald said a Canadian company is expected to ship a first load next week.
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Prime Minister Mark Carney said the rules-based international order is fading and urged middle powers to build coalitions; he also reiterated Canada's support for Greenland and Denmark.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he was disappointed to learn only hours before the public that Prime Minister Mark Carney agreed to allow up to 49,000 Chinese electric vehicles into Canada at a reduced tariff, while the federal government says any imports must meet Canadian standards.
Hubble released infrared images from the SOFIA Massive (SOMA) Star Formation Survey showing massive young protostars and their surrounding nebulae, including the 16-solar-mass protostar HW2 in Cepheus A.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he opposes removing Canada's 100% tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles while Prime Minister Mark Carney pursues talks in China that could seek removal of Chinese counter-tariffs on Canadian canola and seafood.
A new review from Angela Ruskin University highlights bamboo's nutritional and sustainability qualities and notes bamboo shoots are sold pre-cooked in Canada; dictionaries say the term "superfood" has no strict scientific definition.
The federal government is investing $21.6 million in Dunn House Phase Two, a new supportive housing project in Toronto's Parkdale neighbourhood, while Ontario and the City are also contributing funding.
The vice president and his wife announced they are expecting a son in late July and said both mother and baby are doing well; the child will be their fourth and will join three young children.
Eagles Fire Youth Centre will begin Anishinaabemowin language classes on Jan. 26 led by Amber Beaulieu, and it has partnered with Manitoba Education on the "Rise Up" program to connect and hire local youth.
