Anfield Energy announced it has closed a US$6,000,000 non-brokered LIFE offering of common shares and a concurrent US$4,000,000 non-brokered private placement of subscription receipts. The news release includes forward-looking statements and notes risks such as escrow release conditions and required approvals for a participating party.
Protests that began in Tehran's bazaars on Dec. 28 have spread across Iran, and reports say security forces responded amid an internet blackout; U.S. officials say diplomacy is the first option and plan briefings on possible responses.
Calgary recently suffered a major feeder-main rupture that prompted an independent review, and Winnipeg officials say their feeder mains are smaller, interconnected and subject to ongoing inspections, with roughly 21 kilometres checked so far and a new large-pipe assessment planned later this year.
Vancouver startup LōD Technologies launched CLōD, an inference-layer platform that routes AI requests to balance cost, latency and governance; the company plans to roll out an energy-optimization feature and took part in Google’s AI for Energy accelerator.
Overnight Russian strikes killed at least four people and damaged energy infrastructure, prompting power and heating cuts for millions; Ukrainian authorities said air defences shot down large numbers of drones and missiles.
The administration has proposed a cap on credit card rates and ordered $200 billion of mortgage bond purchases to lower borrowing costs, while Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell warned such steps could undermine the central bank's independence.
Robbie Robertson's posthumous memoir Insomnia recounts his late-1970s partying, relationships and drug use while following up his 2016 memoir Testimony. Robertson died in 2023 and arbitration over his estate is currently pending in Los Angeles.
Tens of thousands of children in Gaza have resumed classes in makeshift schools under a fragile ceasefire, while aid groups say basic supplies are being blocked and safety cannot be guaranteed.
Keel Digital Solutions donated to the Peel Police Foundation's Chief's Gala while the province has filed a statement of claim alleging misleading or fraudulent data and the OPP has opened a criminal investigation. Peel Regional Police said the donations supported charitable programs.
Friends and family recall Trevor Dubois’s long record of helping others and say he died after a physical altercation with security at Royal University Hospital; relatives say they are still waiting for answers from police and the Saskatchewan Health Authority.
