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NIAGARA, ON / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / Employment Professionals Canada has been recognized as a 2026 Consumer Choice Award winner in the Employment Agency category, acknowledging its long-standing role supporting job seekers and employers across the Niagara region.

HAMILTON, ONTARIO / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / Baskets 'N' Bundles has been recognized with the 2026 Consumer Choice Award for excellence in Gift Baskets, highlighting more than two decades of personalized service, thoughtful presentation and dedication to creating meaningful gift experiences for the Hamilton community.

CAMBRIDGE, ONTARIO / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / Smile Care Dental, a dental practice led by husband-and-wife dentists Dr. Adam Szymczak and Dr. Joanne Baldos, has been awarded the 2026 Consumer Choice Award in the Dentists category for the Waterloo Region. Recognized for its patient-centered philosophy, community commitment and dedication to the principle that "less dental work is healthier for you," Smile Care Dental continues to set the standard for ethical and preventive oral health care.

HAMILTON, ONTARIO / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / Campbell Glass and Mirror has received the 2026 Consumer Choice Award in the Glass and Mirror Sales and Service category for both the Hamilton and Niagara regions, recognizing its continued work providing custom glass and mirror solutions across Southern Ontario.

ORLANDO, FL / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / RedChip Companies, an industry leader in investor relations, media, and research for microcap and small-cap companies, today announced its upcoming AI Investor Conference: From Data Centers to Breakthrough Use Cases, taking place March 19, 2026, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ET. The full-day virtual event will spotlight publicly traded companies developing, enabling, and deploying artificial intelligence technologies across infrastructure, analytics, automation, and applied industry solutions, offering investors direct access to management teams driving innovation across the AI value chain.

HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / Allan Marshall & Associates Inc. has been named the 2026 Consumer Choice Award winner in the category of Licensed Insolvency Trustee in Halifax. The recognition reflects the firm's longstanding commitment to helping individuals navigate debt challenges with professionalism, clarity, and compassion.

NIAGARA, ON / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / CMH Auto Superstore has been recognized with the 2026 Consumer Choice Award in the Automobile Dealership category, highlighting more than three decades of trusted service, community involvement and customer focused automotive solutions in the Niagara region.

GLP-1 agonist market expected to grow from $70B in 2025 to $201B in 20301Proprietary Forzet formulation provides pharmacists, physicians and patients with unique solution for GLP-1 drugs' primary side effectForzet targeting preservation of muscle while on GLP-1 agonist therapy to facilitate continued patient adherence and muscle redevelopment following therapy discontinuation to help mitigate weight regain 

Highlights include 100.0 metres at 1.06 g/t AuEq including 40.9 metres at 1.92 g/t AuEq

Worldwide distributor offers Trimble, Leica, and Topcon surveying solutions at competitive prices to support surveyors, engineers, and construction professionals.

WATERLOO, ONTARIO / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / Transit Trailer Limited, a leading multi-line trailer dealer offering sales, leasing, parts, and service, has been awarded the 2026 Consumer Choice Award in the Trailer Rental, Leasing & Sales category for Waterloo. With decades of industry experience and a commitment to customer satisfaction, Transit Trailer continues to set the standard for excellence in trailer solutions.

NIAGARA, ON / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / Smart Home Irrigation & Lighting Inc. has been named a 2026 Consumer Choice Award winner in the Irrigation Systems category for the second consecutive year, reflecting its continued provision of professionally installed and serviced irrigation systems across the Niagara region.

HAMILTON, ONTARIO / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / Shaun Dunn Denture Clinic has been recognized with the 2026 Consumer Choice Award, highlighting its commitment to personalized denture care, craftsmanship and patient satisfaction in the Hamilton and Niagara region. This recognition reflects the clinic's dedication to providing high quality denture services in a welcoming and professional environment.

TORONTO, ON / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / Avalanche the Architect, a Toronto-based entrepreneur and musician, today announced that he is franchising his successful snake breeding business. Now based in Canada, the company is opening locations in Texas and Nevada. He is similarly expanding the franchises of his S.O.S M.M.A martial arts gyms with new locations in the United States.

HAMILTON, ONTARIO / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / The Barracks Inn has been recognized with the 2026 Consumer Choice Award for excellence in Bed and Breakfast services, a distinction that reflects the Inn's commitment to hospitality, historic preservation, and an elevated guest experience. Selected by consumers through an independent research process, the award signals a strong vote of confidence from visitors and local residents who consistently rank The Barracks Inn among the region's leading accommodations.

HAMILTON, ONTARIO / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / Structured Restoration has received the 2026 Consumer Choice Award in the Fire and Water Damage Restoration category for both the Hamilton and Niagara regions, recognizing its work supporting residential and commercial property recovery following emergencies.

LONDON, ONTARIO / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / M&T Printing Group has been named a 2026 Consumer Choice Award winner in the Photocopy, Print & Digital Services category for the London region. This recognition reflects the company's long-standing reputation for quality, reliability, and innovation within Ontario's print industry.

Modernized brand reflects company's evolution, AI-powered innovation, and commitment to delivering provable business impact.

LONDON, ON / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / Sprint Moving Service, a full-service moving company offering packing, unpacking, climate-controlled storage, and residential and commercial relocations across London and beyond, has been awarded the 2026 Consumer Choice Award in the Moving Companies category for the 3rd consecutive year in the London region. Recognized for its reliable, professional service and commitment to treating every move with care, Sprint Moving Service continues to set the standard for quality moving solutions in southwestern Ontario.

CINCINNATI, OH / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / Help Home Services has received the 2026 Consumer Choice Award in the HVAC Contractor category, recognizing its role in providing residential heating and cooling services across the Cincinnati and Tri-State region.

HAMILTON, ON / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / CF Surfaces Inc. has been named the 2026 Consumer Choice Award winner in the Countertops category, recognizing the company's commitment to delivering high-quality custom surface solutions for residential and commercial spaces across the Hamilton region.

SARASOTA, FLORIDA / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / Specificity (OTCID:SPTY), a leading performance marketing agency known for its proprietary advertising technology and human verified audience targeting, today announced a surge of new client partnerships across multiple industries following a series of strategic growth initiatives previously outlined by the company.

LONDON, UK / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / The Company announces that on 06 March 2026 it purchased the following number of its ordinary shares of 20340/399 pence each through Goldman Sachs International ("GSI") on the London Stock Exchange in accordance with the authority granted by shareholders at the Company's Annual General Meeting on 8 May 2025 (the "Purchase"). The Purchase was effected pursuant to instructions issued by the Company on 17 February 2026, as announced on 17 February 2026.

VANCOUVER, BC / ACCESS Newswire / March 9, 2026 / Lobe Sciences Ltd. (Lobe) (CSE:LOBE)(OTCQB:LOBEF)(Frankfurt:LOBE) is a Canadian public biopharmaceutical company incorporated in British Columbia, with principal executive offices in Florida. The Company identifies and advances therapeutic programs addressing significant unmet medical needs. Lobe is pleased to announce the promotion of Mr. Mirza Rahimani to Chief Financial Officer, effective March 2, 2026. Mr. Rahimani has been working with the Company since December 1, 2025, providing financial advisory services to management and the Board of Directors, and is now assuming the role of Chief Financial Officer.

Luka Doncic scored 35 points as the Los Angeles Lakers shrugged off the injury absence of LeBron James to score a convincing 110-97 defeat of the in-form New York Knicks on Sunday.

World number one Aryna Sabalenka powered past Romania's Jaqueline Cristian 6-4, 6-1 on Sunday to line up a fourth-round clash with former champion Naomi Osaka at Indian Wells.

Akshay Bhatia produced a dazzling charge down the stretch to reel in Daniel Berger before snatching victory in a playoff at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in Florida on Sunday.

Villarreal beat Elche 2-1 on Sunday to keep pace with Atletico Madrid in the battle for third in La Liga.

The new Genesis GV60 Magma is a model that means much more to the brand than just another particularly powerful version of an existing electric car. The car represents a strategic change of direction. Genesis no longer wants to define itself solely through design, material quality and quiet luxury, but also through its own credible form of high performance. That's exactly why the GV60 Magma is so important: it's not just any sporty derivative, but the first production vehicle in the new Magma world – and thus concrete proof that an idea is now becoming a real product.The timing is well chosen. The regular GV60 has recently undergone noticeable technical and visual enhancements, the brand has visibly sharpened its electric expertise, and at the same time, pressure is growing in the premium segment to more closely link performance, digitalisation and brand character. Many manufacturers today can build fast-accelerating electric cars. The real question is no longer just how much power a vehicle offers, but how this power is staged, dosed and translated into a credible overall picture. This is precisely where Genesis is trying to make its mark with the GV60 Magma.Even at first glance, it is clear that the Magma is not just a cosmetically enhanced GV60. The car appears wider, lower and significantly more taut. The proportions seem more compact, the body sits more solidly on the road, and the add-on parts are not merely decorative, but designed for downforce, cooling and high-speed stability. The front end, side skirts, rear spoiler and air ducts visibly follow a functional logic. Added to this are forged 21-inch wheels, wide tyres and an overall appearance that focuses less on striking aggression and more on controlled presence. This is precisely one of the most interesting features of this vehicle: Genesis is attempting to define sportiness not through visual exaggeration, but through excitement, attitude and technical credibility.The GV60 Magma also goes a clear step beyond the previous GV60 range in terms of drive technology. Two electric motors and all-wheel drive form the technical basis. A very high level of performance is already available as standard, and in boost mode, the system performance increases significantly once again. Genesis is thus positioning the Magma at the top of its electrified model range. Added to this is a top speed that stands out in this class, as well as a 0-200 km/h time that clearly shows that this is not just the usual electric sprint from a standing start, but real performance beyond the first few metres. This is an important difference: many electric cars feel spectacular at first, but lose their punch as speed increases. The GV60 Magma is designed to close this gap.It is noteworthy that Genesis does not present the car as an uncompromising race track machine despite its performance orientation. Instead, the focus is on a synthesis of power, control and premium comfort. The battery is generously sized at 84 kWh, the fast-charging capability remains high, and the official range also shows that the vehicle does not sacrifice everyday usability for mere effect. The GV60 Magma therefore aims not only to impress, but also to remain usable. This is crucial for its future market role.A model like this has to meet two expectations at the same time: it should be emotionally charged, but at the same time not seem exhausting in everyday use. It is precisely this balancing act that Genesis has made its core message.A look beneath the surface shows that the Magma is not just a show car exercise. The chassis, geometry and roll centre have been specifically revised, and electronic damper systems, special control strategies and a braking system tuned to the increased performance level have been added. Equally important is the temperature control of the battery system. Anyone who takes high-performance electric cars seriously knows that raw peak values alone mean little if thermal management, reproducibility and stability cannot keep up. Genesis addresses precisely these points with its own high-performance battery management system. This is an indication that the GV60 Magma is not only designed for spectacular acceleration manoeuvres, but also for repeatable performance under load.The interior is particularly interesting because it encapsulates the actual philosophy of the vehicle. Genesis does not compromise on luxury – on the contrary. High-quality surfaces, a deliberately calm interior, special seats, exclusive material combinations and the brand's characteristic attention to detail remain intact. At the same time, a new, more performance-oriented operating logic has been introduced. A special Magma mode changes the instrument display, bringing important driving data to the fore, while the head-up display focuses more on driving-related information. Added to this are virtual gear changes, specific soundscapes, launch control, drift function and various driving programmes designed to noticeably change the character of the vehicle. This is interesting from both a technological and cultural perspective, because Genesis is bringing two worlds together here: the classic premium idea of calm and sovereignty on the one hand, and the digitally supported performance experience that has been reinvented in the electric age on the other.It is precisely this combination that is likely to distinguish the GV60 Magma from other high-performance electric cars on the market. While some competitors focus on maximum toughness, aggressive communication and the most spectacular driving dynamics possible, Genesis is clearly opting for a more refined interpretation. The driver should feel fast, but not overwhelmed. The car should make its reserves felt without constantly proclaiming how serious it is about them. This approach is anything but insignificant. It could become the actual identity of the model – and, in the long term, the calling card of an entire Magma family.The development programme also shows how seriously Genesis takes this claim. The GV60 Magma was not left in the protected space of a design study, but was put through a broad-based test programme. Winter testing, heat, high altitude, real roads, racetracks and fine-tuning in the home market – all this is part of the preparation. Added to this is the early public demonstration of the concept car in Goodwood, where the Magma gained attention as a serious performance project even before series production began. This is important for the brand's image. Genesis presents high performance not as an afterthought, but as something that has been systematically developed.What the GV60 Magma heralds for the coming years is also exciting. The Magma idea is bigger than this one car. Genesis sees it as a long-term programme and a testing ground for future performance models. The GV60 is a logical starting point for this: it is compact enough for agility, modern enough for a consistently digital interpretation of performance, and emotional enough to bring new substance to the brand. In this sense, the GV60 Magma is a production vehicle – and at the same time a manifesto. It shows how Genesis wants to see its future: electric, fast, luxurious and technically independent.

President Emmanuel Macron will visit Cyprus on Monday, his office said, as France deploys warships to the Mediterranean following a drone attack on the island EU member days ago.

Pervis Estupinan's first-half goal proved enough for AC Milan to claim a 1-0 derby triumph at the San Siro on Sunday and cut Inter Milan's lead at the top of Serie A to seven points.

Germany is once again engaged in increasingly heated debate on an issue that has long since become much more than a mere traffic matter: have speed cameras actually become a convenient source of revenue for cash-strapped towns and municipalities, or are they a necessary means of protecting lives on Germany's roads? The outrage felt by many motorists is not without reason. When you see local authorities raking in millions from speeding and red light violations while at the same time complaining about austerity measures, deficits and budget shortfalls, you quickly get the impression that this is not just about monitoring, but above all about collecting money. It is precisely this suspicion that has further fuelled the debate in recent months.In fact, the sums speak for themselves. In a recent evaluation of major German cities, numerous local authorities once again generated millions in revenue from traffic monitoring. It is particularly striking that it is not just a few outliers reporting high amounts, but that a permanently lucrative level of revenue has become established in many cities. This is politically sensitive because, although fines are justified on regulatory grounds, many citizens perceive them as a fixed component of municipal financial planning. Mistrust grows even stronger in cities that like to refer to safety but at the same time do not make a clear distinction between prevention and revenue generation.Hamburg in particular is a prime example of this tension. The figures currently available there show the scale that traffic monitoring has now reached. In 2024 alone, stationary and mobile speed monitoring generated almost £47 million in revenue. By far the largest share came from mobile controls, while stationary systems generated significantly less, but still tens of millions. In addition, there was revenue from stationary red light monitoring. Even in the following year, the city remained at a very high level: speeding offences alone again generated more than 40 million euros. Anyone who reads such figures immediately understands why the term ‘rip-off’ is no longer a polemical exaggeration for many people, but a perceived finding.There is a second point that exacerbates the criticism: in many cities, these revenues are not earmarked for improving road safety, but rather flow into the general budget. This is not surprising from a legal perspective, but it is politically explosive. Anyone who expects money from speed cameras to be automatically invested in safe routes to school, intersection renovations, better lighting, cycle paths or accident prevention is often mistaken. This creates a fatal image for citizens: the local authority measures, collects and records – but whether the revenue is visibly returned to dangerous traffic spots often remains unclear. Where transparency is lacking, suspicion grows that a legitimate safety instrument has gradually become a fiscal business model.The situation becomes particularly explosive when the financial side effect is no longer just tacitly accepted, but openly discussed in consolidation debates. A current case from Halle an der Saale illustrates this problem precisely. There, the budget consolidation concept is to include additional revenue from traffic monitoring. Last year, the revenue there was already in the millions, and now further amounts are to be added. At the same time, it is officially emphasised that the primary objective remains traffic safety. It is precisely this double message that is at the heart of the problem: as soon as a city promises more safety on the one hand, but openly expects higher revenues on the other, every new measuring system becomes politically explosive.