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Your daily horoscope: February 10, 2026

  IF TODAY IS YOUR BIRTHDAY The message of your birthday chart is that you need to pay a lot more attention to your financial situation. Venus in the money area of your chart will bring opportunities to prosper but to make the most of them you must be bold. ARIES (March 21 - April 20): Someone you meet on your travels today will get your heart beating faster but don’t get carried away. This could be one of those relationships that starts with fire and passion but soon slips into boredom, so don’t commit yourself too quickly. TAURUS (April 21 - May 21): Someone in a position of power thinks you are capable of bigger and better things and you must go out of your way to prove them right. You have allowed others to hog the limelight for too long and now it is your turn to shine. GEMINI (May 22 - June 21): Venus moves into the career area of your chart today, which among other things means that any difficulties you’ve been having with colleagues and employers can easily be straightened ...
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Canada's Unemployment Rate Hits 6.8% Amidst Job Market Challenges


Despite a significant increase in hiring, Canada's unemployment rate rose to 6.8% in November, marking the highest level since January 2017, excluding the pandemic period. The economy added 51,000 jobs last month, with most of the gains in full-time employment. However, the rise in unemployment was driven by more people entering the job market, reflecting ongoing challenges in the labor market.

The Bank of Canada is closely monitoring these developments as it prepares for its upcoming interest rate decision. High interest rates have cooled the labor market over the past year, leading to longer periods of unemployment for many Canadians. The job report also highlighted that 46.3% of unemployed Canadians in November had not worked in the last year or had never worked, up from 39.5% a year ago.

As the country navigates these economic headwinds, the focus remains on balancing job growth with inflation control and interest rate adjustments.




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