6 h. ago THE EFFICIENCY PARADOX: 5 Market Anomalies Trading Below Reality

Issued on behalf of Oncolytics Biotech Inc. VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Dec. 06, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — USANewsGroup.com Market Intelligence Brief – The market is efficient… until it isn’t. While the S&P 500 grinds higher on momentum, entire subsectors have been left behind, creating a massive disconnect between Operational Reality and Stock Price. They are quietly […]

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8 h. ago Ukraine says it hit Russia’s Ryazan Refinery amid massive attack on its own energy infrastructure

The refinery, located 193 kilometres southeast of Moscow, is one of the largest in the country

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8 h. ago CRIME HUNTER: What is it with Florida and serial killer cops?

Sheriff’s Deputy Gerald Schaefer was the poster boy for the death penalty – tailor-made for Old Sparky. Only the U.S. Supreme Court, hitting the pause button on executions, saved the monster’s life. More than two decades later, a knife in the guts ended Schaefer’s prison sentence. The Florida man – aka Killer Cop, the Hangman […]

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10 h. ago Ukraine Says It Hit Russia’s Ryazan Refinery as Moscow Strikes

Ukraine said it hit Rosneft PJSC’s Ryazan oil refinery while Russian military conducted a massive attack on Ukrainian energy infrastructure.

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25 h. ago Man who allegedly set two Tesla vehicles ablaze charged with arson

Calgary police have charged a man who is believed to have deliberately set two Tesla vehicles on fire in March

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33 h. ago Conversations that Matter: The implications of the Cowichan Tribes land case

The Cowichan Tribes ruling has rapidly become the most significant land title case in Canada. It has sparked intense and competing arguments in private, in public and in the legislative assembly in Victoria. Premier Eby was grilled mercilessly about his defence of private property rights, his government’s slow response to file a stay and what […]

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34 h. ago Thousands of wireless earbuds sold in Canada affected by urgent recall

Shoppers in Canada who own wireless earbuds may want to check if theirs is part of a massive recall.On Thursday, Health Canada issued an urgent recall for True Wireless Earbuds due to burn and fire hazards."The USB charging cords were manufactured with the wrong wiring material, and they may overheat when plugged in for charging, posing a burn and fire hazard,"  reads the notice.The agency says that as of Nov. 27, 2025, the company received three reports of incidents in Canada and no reports of injuries.True Wireless Earbuds reported that 16,278 units of the affected products were sold in Canada. The recall only applies to products purchased between July 17, 2025 and Oct. 14, 2025.The UPC for affected products, which were imported and sold at Giant Tiger stores across Canada, is 774223568363, and the SKU is 1545426, which can be found on the packaging."Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled product and return it to a Giant Tiger store for a ref...

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39 h. ago Ottawa's most prolific art collector gave it all away, thinking he'd be dead by now

When Bill Staubi was diagnosed with Stage-4 liver cancer, he divested himself of his massive art collection. Then the cancer disappeared.

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50 h. ago Police arrest second suspect after arson attack on Pornhub executive’s home

Mohamed Aymen Tayeb, 28, joins Claudy (Saucisse Snappy) Lafond, 39, as suspects in the April 25, 2021, fire that levelled a house in Ahuntsic–Cartierville.

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53 h. ago Massive crowd expected at Scotiabank Arena for Toronto Sceptres PWHL game

The Toronto Sceptres are heading back to Scotiabank Arena.For the third year in a row, the city’s PWHL team is taking to the biggest hockey rink in Toronto for a regular season matchup, with this year’s edition set for Jan. 17, 2026.The Sceptres have twice played at Scotiabank Arena before under the game billed as the Battle on Bay Street, drawing 19,102 fans in 2024 and 19,285 in 2025.“The game at Scotiabank Arena is easily one of the most exciting games of the year. The energy there the last two seasons has been incredible, you feel it through your whole body,” said Sceptres defender Renata Fast. “Playing in front of 19,000 passionate fans at home is an experience you can’t really put into words. I know this game is circled on all of our calendars.”The Vancouver Goldeneyes are the opponent on the day, with former Sceptres players Sarah Nurse, Hannah Miller, Kristen Campbell and Izzy Daniel all making their first trip back to player their o...

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55 h. ago OILERS MAILBAG: Goaltending still a massive concern among fans

Each week, we check in with our readers on social media and e-mail to see what’s on top of their mind, explore the hot topics of conversation and answer hard-hitting questions about the Edmonton Oilers. Here are some of the hot topics from the past week: The Oilers could have drafted Jesper Wallstedt. — Everybody […]

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55 h. ago Mark Carney to meet with Donald Trump while in DC for World Cup draw

The leaders haven't met since Doug Ford's Ronald Reagan anti-tariff TV spot sparked anger in Washington

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55 h. ago Here's how Canadians can get payout in proposed $4.5M 23andMe settlement

Canadians who have used 23andMe to learn more about their family ancestry could soon cash in on a massive proposed settlement against the company, if they're eligible.Toronto-based law firm KND Complex Litigation announced on Wednesday that a proposed settlement has been reached in the class actions filed in October 2023 and September 2024 against the genetic testing company.The class actions were filed in response to a data breach that exposed users' highly sensitive and valuable personal information. 23andMe identified and disclosed the data breach in October 2023.In December that year, the DNA testing company revealed that hackers accessed data of nearly 6.9 million of its users in total.A 23andMe spokesperson confirmed that the 14,000 accounts the "threat actors" accessed were a small percentage (0.1 per cent) of its user accounts.The hackers gained access to these accounts "in instances where usernames and passwords that were used...

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57 h. ago Viral video in downtown Kingston sparks backlash, prompts police and BIA response

A viral video showing a Kingston business owner rinsing a sidewalk near a person experiencing homelessness sparked backlash but police say the incident was a misunderstanding.

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59 h. ago 'Cornerstone' Port Stanley inn shuts restaurant, but not for lack of business

PORT STANLEY – The Kettle Creek Inn in this waterfront village is closing its restaurant again, this time for good, citing a shortage of kitchen staff and growing competition during the busy tourism season. The inn will remain open, but visitors now have a wealth of eatery choices nearby, meaning it can scale back food […]

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67 h. ago Huge international GTA market is stocking shelves with unique culinary finds

A massive international supermarket has landed in the east end of the Greater Toronto Area — and it’s a one-stop shop for global flavours.Say hello to SkyFarm Food Mart, a 20,000-square-foot supermarket that’s been stocking its shelves with specialty products in Oshawa and is inviting shoppers to come take a look.With international products and flavours from a wide range of cultures — including African, Caribbean, Asian, Mexican, Filipino, and South Asian — plus everyday staples and hard-to-find ingredients, SkyFarm is truly a one-stop shop for all your needs.Feeling hungry? Here’s what SkyFarm has in store for you.Accessible locationThose living in the east end of the GTA will know that finding speciality and cultural ingredients is no easy feat. Typically, you'll find shoppers driving far out to find their must-have products, like Scarborough or even further.Say goodbye to those long drives and set your GPS to 1150 Simcoe Street North in Osh...

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67 h. ago Toronto neighbourhood frustrated as local library set to move nearly 1 km away

A long-awaited relocation of a library in Toronto's St Lawrence neighbourhood is sparking frustration among some local residents who say the area is losing its local branch to another community.Toronto Public Library (TPL) formally announced on Tuesday that it had purchased a heritage building at 339 Queen St. E. to house a new branch, which is anticipated to open in 2028. The move will replace the existing TPL St. Lawrence branch at 171 Front St. E., which is set to remain open throughout construction.In a new release, TPL says the relocation responds to "rapid population growth and increased demand for library services in this part of the city," with the new branch set to serve the neighbourhoods of St. Lawrence, Moss Park, and Corktown.Located roughly 950 metres from its current site (or about a 14-minute walk), the new location sits at the northeastern edge of the St. Lawrence neighbourhood, in a part of the city many actually consider to be Moss Park.The...

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3 d. ago Massive Conrich arson blaze sparks firefighting pact with nearby Chestermere

'Residents in Conrich asked for stronger fire protection, and this agreement delivers an immediate improvement,' said county Reeve Sunny Samra

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3 d. ago Carbon market ‘more bullish’ after Alberta agrees to raise price

Credits and offsets trade on the TIER market at a massive discount to the province’s carbon price

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3 d. ago Toys 'R' Us closing dozens of stores across Canada including multiple in Toronto

Toys "R" Us Canada, which was once a dominant force in the country's retail landscape before online giants like Amazon took over, is shrinking at a rapid pace, with at least 38 stores to permanently close by early next year, and a further 12 locations up for sale.In Toronto, it appears as though the closures are all happening at once. In early November, liquidation signs started popping up at the Toys "R" Us at Dufferin Mall, followed by "store closing" banners at the entrance. The location is expected to shut its doors shortly after the holiday season in January, joining a list of stores that are set to disappear by early next year.The chain retailer, which was once the world's largest toy store, has struggled under massive debt over the past few years, as other massive companies, including Amazon and Walmart, have reshaped the industry. The retailer's U.S. parent company officially filed for bankruptcy in 2017, although its ...

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