Powder, crust, slush or ice: how weather shapes skiing conditions
The Weather Network reports that snow type affects how people ski, and the reporter visited Mount St. Louis Moonstone in Coldwater, Ontario.
2026/01/12
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Snow tubing this winter is simple and fun
Tubing lets people slide down hills without lessons, special gear, or technical skills, and more than a dozen Ontario resorts now offer tubing for families and first-timers.
2026/01/12
Iran's crown prince seeks Trump's support amid national protests
Reza Pahlavi, living in U.S. exile, has been urging protesters in Iran and is seeking support from U.S. President Donald Trump, while U.S. officials have expressed general support for demonstrators but have not endorsed a specific opposition leader.
2026/01/12
Orsted allowed to resume Revolution Wind work.
A federal judge allowed Orsted to resume work on the nearly finished Revolution Wind project after the Interior Department paused five offshore wind leases; the decision came as preliminary injunction hearings began this week.
2026/01/12
BDO Zone initiative supports CSA TS-005 standard for bioeconomy assessment
Ecostrat and the BDO Zone Initiative supported CSA Group's publication of CSA TS-005:25, a technical specification to standardize assessment of regional readiness for biomanufacturing. The framework has already been applied in an 'A' rating for Vegreville, which the article links to a major renewable jet fuel project locating there.
2026/01/12
Grain drives Port of Thunder Bay's 2025 season, port authority says
The Port of Thunder Bay shipped a little over 8.9 million metric tonnes of grain in 2025, contributing to a total of about 10.7 million tonnes of cargo for the year.
2026/01/12
Yukon earthquake reveals hidden fault beneath glaciers
A magnitude 7.0 earthquake on Dec. 6 near the Alaska–Yukon border exposed a fault beneath glaciers, prompting the Yukon Geological Survey to carry out helicopter reconnaissance and field mapping. Scientists say the event provides direct evidence for a decades-old hypothesis about fault connections in a complex plate boundary region.
2026/01/12
Passive Income: What $20,000 Could Generate in Safe Dividends
The article explains focusing on dividend safety — credit ratings, payout ratios, cash-flow stability, and dividend history — and uses Fortis and Brookfield Infrastructure Partners as examples; it estimates splitting $20,000 between the two could produce about $850 in annual income.
2026/01/12
BoC's Macklem says he gives Fed Chair Powell his full support
Bank of Canada Governor Tiff Macklem issued a statement backing U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell after Powell said the U.S. Justice Department subpoenaed the Fed; Macklem said Powell has his 'full support' and stressed central bank independence.
2026/01/12
Ashoro badminton club celebrates Christmas together.
Members of an Ashoro badminton club held a Christmas party that brought people of different ages and backgrounds together for an evening of conversation, laughter and shared celebration.
2026/01/12
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