16×9 has been recognized once again for outstanding journalism, winning four Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) awards this weekend. Continue reading
In December, the FDA issued a warning about the dangers of laser eye surgery. However, the Canadian government remains silent – and many Canadians aren’t aware of the risks. Continue reading
In April, 16×9 aired an episode featuring patients who had been diagnosed as ‘vegetative’ after suffering severe brain damage. Since then, one of the patients we featured, Leonard Rodrigues, has shown continuing progress in his rehabilitation. Continue reading
This week, a story of courage – the kind you need when dealing with disfigurement from an “acid attack”. These vicious assaults don’t only happen on the Indian sub-continent – they also occur closer to home – in cities like London, Brussels. And even here, in Canada. Continue reading
They were a husband and wife team of private investigators accused of fabricating documents and making up bank accounts. In 2009 they were charged with fraud, but instead of answering to the courts, they headed to the Caribbean – where any day now they will be extradited back to Canada to finally face their charges. Continue reading
Do you know what’s in your water? Last year, Canada initiated long overdue regulations to better treat wastewater that pollutes our lakes and rivers, and sometimes comes back through our taps. Continue reading
Shari Greer is unlike any woman I have ever met. She has the amazing ability to make me laugh and cry at the same time. Continue reading
16×9 correspondent, Jackson Proskow, travelled across the country to discover just how much of what we flush down our drains ends up in rivers, lakes and oceans – and ends up coming back through our kitchen taps. Continue reading
It takes Te’Anne Collins more than an hour to get to school on public transit. Te’Anne is one of many talented students that audition to be a part of the musical theatre program at Wexford Collegiate School of the Arts. Continue reading
Her speech is peppered with four letter words, and she is not afraid to give you a piece of her mind. Shari Greer is a mother on a mission for the truth. Continue reading
