Author: The Canadian Press
A political scientist says U.S. President Donald Trump’s interest in transforming Venezuela’s oil-rich sector is a reminder for Canada’s oil and gas industry to not panic and stay competitive.Read More
Recent events in Venezuela mark a potentially historic turning point. As the country enters a period of profound uncertainty, the central question is not only how power shifts, but whether institutions can anchor a democratic transition that delivers stability, legitimacy, and opportunity for Venezuelans.Read More
When Virginia Tech fired football coach Brent Pry, it opened the Transfer Portal window for the current players. Since the firing happened within the first fourRead More
A photo of Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro after his capture has gone viral. His outfit, a Nike Tech set, has also gotten attention on social media.Read More
“Maduro looks like a man who was on Xmas break and wearing his Nike Tech Fleece for a third straight day.”Read More
Follow us all week as we cover the biggest technology conference of the year, including new reveals and intriguing concepts that will all lead up to CNET officially choosing the best of CES 2026.Read More
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Removal of Venezuelan leader could be part of US effort to regain global pricing power as petrodollar system comes under strain: analysts.Read More
Recent discoveries of naturally occurring white hydrogen in Europe and the United States have raised hopes for a low-cost clean energy breakthrough, but major technical and geological uncertainties continue to cloud its commercial future.Read More
‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ has become the fourth James Cameron movie to earn over $1B.Read More