Sandy MacEwan, 40, defeated defending champion John Epping 6-5 to win the Northern Ontario men's curling championship in North Bay and secure his first provincial title and a spot at the Brier, which begins Feb. 27 in St. John's.
A 2026 NPJ Space Exploration study reports scarp-fronted deposits in Southeast Coprates Chasma that resemble river deltas and align at a common elevation, which the authors interpret as a coastline marking a high-water level across Mars' northern hemisphere.
Tron: Ares, which grossed about $142.2 million in theaters and scored 53% on Rotten Tomatoes, reached the top spot on Disney+'s U.S. charts after debuting on the service on January 7.
Prime Minister Mark Carney is in Prince Rupert to meet the Coastal First Nations Alliance, Haisla and Lax Kw'alaams to discuss major projects including possible pipelines and marine conservation; First Nations leaders have publicly opposed the federal-Alberta pipeline agreement.
A reader describes sitting beside two men in N.D.G. who spoke mostly French with some English and franglais, and notes this contrasts with political backlash after Official Languages Minister Marc Miller said he was "fed up" with the politicization of the language debate in Quebec.
Rio Tinto has engaged JPMorgan, Evercore and Macquarie to advise on a potential acquisition of Glencore, sources told Reuters; Glencore has not formally retained an adviser, the report said.
A short quiz links fans' favorite anime to Solo Leveling characters, pairing shows such as Demon Slayer, One-Punch Man, Bleach and One Piece with specific Solo Leveling figures.
The federal government will give Peel Regional Police up to $1 million to support extortion investigations and victim services, and will provide $4 million over four years for a Regional Integrated Drug Enforcement Team in partnership with Ontario and local authorities.
Prime Minister Carney met with elected and hereditary leaders in Prince Rupert to discuss resource development and ocean protection, and the nations, joined by the B.C. government, said they will oppose lifting the north coast oil tanker ban.
Statistics Canada told staff it will eliminate 850 positions over the next two years, and the department plans to issue 3,274 workforce adjustment notices with more details expected by the end of the week.
