Raptors stumble before NBA trade deadline
For 24 minutes, the Toronto Raptors dominated the Minnesota Timberwolves.
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Politics & Government
A promising vaccine aims to prevent cancer in people with Lynch syndrome
With no approved vaccines to prevent hereditary cancers, the success of the Nous-209 vaccine – which saw encouraging results in an early-phase trial – would be a milestone
Supreme Court produces fewer rulings than in past years
The top court decided 45 cases last year, compared with an average of about 70 in the 2010s
Think tank touts Quebec LNG proposal as gateway to European market
The report says Europe's 'looming reconfiguration of gas supplies' opens the door to Canadian liquefied natural gas
'See ya later, Knob': Hockey world reacts to Draisaitl's raw critique of Oilers coaches, players
Leon Draisaitl let it rip after the Edmonton Oilers lost 4-3 to the Calgary Flames, criticizing everyone in the Oilers organization from the coaches to the players. Here is a full transcript of what...
Business & Economy
Tech Stock Selloff Stalls as Silver Plunges Again: Markets Wrap
A global tech stock selloff has temporarily halted, but silver prices continue to decline.
Precore Gold Completes 100% Acquisition of the Lac Big-Rush Gold Property in the Prolific Chibougamau Mining Camp of Quebec
Precore Gold Corp. has completed its acquisition of the Lac Big-Rush Gold Property in Quebec's Chibougamau Mining Camp, gaining a 100% interest.
Quiet quitting vs. quitting: Which one actually hurts your finances more?
A personal finance article discusses the financial implications of 'quiet quitting' versus actual job resignation.
In Carney’s world, Canada is more powerful than Trump thinks
The Prime Minister’s Davos speech shows how the country is stepping up as a principal power
Terrestar chair looks to build competitive network with the help of other middle powers
Montreal-based satellite company is hoping to raise about $500-million for the development of a low-Earth-orbit
Environment & Climate
Fumes, rats and maggots: peer urges Environment Agency to clear illegal dump in Wigan
The chair of the Lords environment committee has urged the Environment Agency to clear a 25,000-tonne illegal waste dump near a primary school in Wigan, citing environmental hazards.
The Green surge shows British politics has reached a turning point - and it has surprisingly little to do with Zack Polanski | Aditya Chakrabortty
The Green Party in the UK is experiencing a surge in popularity, with reports of 500 activists expected to attend an event in Lewisham, south London. This comes as some Labour supporters are...