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Ce lundi 19 janvier au matin, une intervention des pompiers a brièvement semé l’inquiétude du côté de Rockstar North, le studio écossais à l’origine de la saga Grand Theft Aut...

Depuis une dizaine d’années, le marché de la cigarette électronique est en plein essor alors qu’en parallèle le nombre de fumeurs a reculé. Toute une génération tourne le dos à la cigarette traditionnelle et pour l’industrie du tabac, il s’agit de s’adapter pour regagner du terrain sur le marché de la dépendance à la nicotine. […] The post Enquête sur les dessous de l’industrie de la cigarette électronique first appeared on Mr Mondialisation.

Welcome to another week, folks! For the first time in what feels like quite a while, we had some wintry weather in the greater Boston area Sunday afternoon into Monday morning. I’m sure this is wrong, but I feel like it hasn’t snowed this much (and it’s only 4-5 inches where I am) in a year. Winter wonderland, etc. If you’re an all New England sports fan, you had yourself a decent Sunday thanks to the Patriots’ playoff win over the Houston Texans, meaning a return to the AFC Championship for long-suffering Patriots fans. In a nice bit of crossover content, the recently honored Zdeno Chara was on hand at Gillette for Sunday’s showdown: BIG ZEE 🗣️@NHLBruins | @NHL pic.twitter.com/VPhcFtBmI2— New England Patriots (@Patriots) January 18, 2026 Feel like Chara could earn a special teams spot trying to block field goals/punts, right? Give him another endeavor to cross off during retirement, along with marathons, speaking 390 languages, etc. Aside from Saturday’s win in Chicago, the big Bruins news over the weekend was what didn’t happen, as defenseman Rasmus Andersson ended up being dealt from Calgary to Las Vegas. As recently as Sunday morning, the internet was abuzz with rumors of a pending deal between the Bruins and Flames, allegedly centering around Mason Lohrei, Matt Poitras, and a first-round pick. Instead, the deal never materialized, with Vegas shipping Zach Whitecloud, prospect Abram Wiebe, a conditional 2027 first-round pick, and a conditional 2028 second-round pick to Calgary in exchange for the pending UFA. Notably, there is not contract extension as part of the deal, meaning Andersson does, in fact, remain a pending UFA. Per Elliotte Friedman, that sticking point was too much for the Bruins: There is no extension for Andersson as part of this dealThe chances of him going to Boston ended without an extension, Vegas was always willing to take the chance they could eventually sign him https://t.co/DDKDHQ93ye— Elliotte Friedman (@FriedgeHNIC) January 18, 2026 While it’s disappointing to miss out on Andersson (now), it was certainly the right call by Don Sweeney to not give up a bunch of assets for a guy who could walk on July 1. The B’s have been a nice story this year, but they’re very much not in “win now” mode, so a more shrewd approach is wise. The Bruins will practice in Dallas on Monday ahead of Tuesday’s game with the Stars. What’s on tap for today?