The pipeline seems to be more popular amid Trump's threat. But does it make sense to build new ones?

The pipeline seems to be more popular amid Trump's threat. But does it make sense to build new ones?

There was no grand opening when the Trans Mountain Pipeline expansion opened on May 1, 2024, bringing oil from Alberta to the BC coast. Justin Trudeau's federal government bought the project and spent more than $34 billion (making the pipeline one of the largest infrastructure projects ever) hardly said. “This is what the Liberal government…

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According to some Wall Street experts, 2 top cryptocurrencies buy before soaring 120% and 190%

According to some Wall Street experts, 2 top cryptocurrencies buy before soaring 120% and 190%

The overall cryptocurrency market has risen 24% since the November presidential election. Donald Trump has accepted digital assets during the campaign and despite stagnation in recent weeks, some Wall Street experts are still expecting a big gain XRP (Encryption: XRP) and Bitcoin (Encryption: BTC). Dom Kwok, former Goldman Sachs Employee and co-founder of blockchain education…

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Actress mistakenly believed to be the newly elected Delhi chief minister 'performing martial arts stunts'

Actress mistakenly believed to be the newly elected Delhi chief minister 'performing martial arts stunts'

Indian Indian nationalist Bharatiya Janata party conducted a poll in Delhi in February 2025, marking its return to the capital in two decades. But a clip showing a woman performing martial arts stunts and performing swords. The clip is not shown As the social media post claims, the newly elected chief minister; tHis video actually…

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UN talks end in Rome, with the state supporting 0 billion a year to protect nature

UN talks end in Rome, with the state supporting $200 billion a year to protect nature

Bogota, Colombia (AP) – Global negotiators summarized the extended meeting of the United Nations Conference on Biodiversity COP16 and made key commitments on the funds needed and institutions that will use these funds to protect the world's biodiversity. The two countries agreed to make $200 billion a year in principle at an earlier meeting in…

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