The Kremlin's spokesperson agreed with former President Trump's comment that Ukraine is holding up U.S.-led peace talks, a view disputed by many European leaders. No date has been set for a follow-up visit by U.S. presidential envoy Steve Witkoff.
Provincial and federal governments announced 55 new trains to replace Line 2's T‑series, to be built by Alstom in Thunder Bay with Canadian content raised to 55% and joint funding now at $1 billion.
Leaders who guided Uber Eats in Toronto describe its path from a 2015 lunchtime experiment to a national platform; the article reports the service now operates in more than 400 Canadian cities and has processed over one billion orders.
BlackBerry filed U.S. court documents saying former employee Neelam Sandhu has not presented evidence that her job loss was discriminatory or retaliatory after she complained about alleged sexual harassment by the company's CEO.
Wikipedia announced agreements with several AI companies including Microsoft and Meta on its 25th anniversary, saying the deals will provide paid access to its content and help cover infrastructure costs.
Jagex has launched RS25 to mark RuneScape's 25th year, announcing the largest annual investment into the franchise and a plan to remove the Treasure Hunter microtransaction system after a community vote.
A sick astronaut and three crewmates left the International Space Station early and splashed down near San Diego; officials say the astronaut is stable and was taken to a hospital for further checks.
President Trump said he would invoke the Insurrection Act after federal officers clashed with demonstrators in Minneapolis; officials reported a federal officer shot a man with non-life-threatening injuries and a judge gave the Justice Department until Monday to respond to a request for a restraining order.
A major winter storm has prompted widespread closures and cancellations across the Greater Toronto Area, with many school boards, post‑secondary campuses, libraries and the Toronto Zoo closed or shifting to online operations and several school bus services cancelled.
J. Cole confirmed his seventh studio album, The Fall-Off, will be released on February 6, 2026, and shared a cinematic teaser with new artwork and a short clip of unreleased music.
