A Pennsylvania man whose 1980 murder conviction was overturned after 43 years was denied bail Tuesday and remains in immigration custody as he appeals a 1999 deportation order; the Board of Immigration Appeals agreed to hear his appeal based on what it called exceptional circumstances.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced a defence industrial strategy aimed at boosting domestic suppliers to roughly 70% of military procurement and building capacity across 10 designated sovereign capability areas.
A CanLEAD‑FWI Version 1.0 dataset on the Open Government Portal provides daily projections of six Fire Weather Index components and annual fire season length for Canada from 1950 to 2100 under the RCP8.5 scenario.
Canada's annual inflation rate slowed to 2.3% in January from 2.4% in December, with lower gasoline prices the largest contributor to the deceleration; core measures excluding food and energy also moderated.
Rent Live Own will announce the winner of its Home for the Holidays campaign and will provide up to $12,000 in setup and down-payment support so the family can choose a home on the MLS or from the company's properties.
Iran's foreign minister met the IAEA director-general in Geneva before a second round of indirect U.S.-Iran negotiations hosted by Oman, while Iran held naval drills as the U.S. moved additional carrier assets to the region.
The article links modern snowboarding to entrepreneur Jake Burton, noting an early lawn-mowing business that connected him with Zoi Sadowski-Synnott's family and helped lead to the Burton snowboard company's lasting influence at the Milan Cortina Olympics.
U.S. supply concerns and a recent international ministerial on critical minerals coincided with reports of renewed high-grade gold and polymetallic exploration activity in British Columbia's Golden Triangle.
Montreal recorded a large rise in pothole complaints this winter, and local researchers say technical fixes exist; officials point to limited budgets and weather conditions as reasons permanent repairs are delayed.
Statistics Canada reports the consumer price index was 2.3% year-over-year in January, down from 2.4% in December; food bought in stores rose 4.8% compared with a year earlier.
