Paramount CEO David Ellison reportedly met with UK and European figures as the company seeks to contest Netflix's agreement to buy Warner Bros. Discovery; specialists say the deal would likely face an in-depth EU review.
Headline U.S. tariff rates rose in 2025, but a study found actual import duties paid were much lower and CUSMA exemptions meant nearly 90% of Canadian exports remained duty‑free by late 2025; a joint CUSMA review is scheduled for July 2026.
A Théâtre Cercle Molière and Flammèche Théâtre production adapts Gabrielle Roy's summer story into a 75-minute stage piece that uses live-sound instruments and overhead projector imagery to evoke the rural soundscape.
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters season 2 will put greater focus on Kong and appears to include Godzilla, while season 1 left characters in 2017—seven years before Godzilla and Kong's first onscreen meeting in Godzilla vs. Kong.
Analyses of basalt and regolith returned by China's Chang'e-6 in June 2024 show isotopic evidence that a large early impact heated deep lunar material and altered volatile element abundances on the Moon's far side.
Members of the Couchiching Ontario Health Team updated Ramara Township council on plans to improve primary care access, including expanded allied services and an unattached clinic; the team said it is working toward attaching residents to primary care and aligns with the provincial goal for attachment by 2029.
Durham’s public and Catholic school boards kept schools open during a heavy snowstorm while cancelling school bus service; the boards said the choice followed inclement‑weather procedures and local safety assessments.
Geopolitics, climate impacts and a rush for critical minerals are reshaping mining's ESG priorities in 2026, while regulators, investors and communities increase scrutiny of reporting, governance and value chains.
Manitoba health officials reported 11 new confirmed measles cases and one probable case during the first full week of January, bringing totals since February 2025 to 333 confirmed and 30 probable cases.
A new systematic review and meta-analysis in The Lancet Obstetrics, Gynaecology & Women's Health found no evidence that acetaminophen use in pregnancy increases risk of autism, ADHD or intellectual disability; experts say the paper counters recent public claims that suggested a link.
