ANALYSIS: With second United Nations speech, Justin Trudeau goes where no Liberal PM has gone before
Netflix pulls children’s cartoon after parent spots hidden drawing of penis in episode
Mexico earthquake: Church crumbles during child’s baptism leaving 11 family members dead
Tory leader pushed to apologize after MP calls minister ‘climate Barbie’
Rescuers still trying to reach girl found alive in school rubble after Mexico quake
‘I have decided’: Donald Trump says of Iran deal prior to sitdown with Hassan Rouhani
Hong Kong woman wants her ex out of B.C. home. The problem? His name, on the title: lawsuit
She put the house in his name to avoid the foreign buyers’ tax. But now she claims he won’t leave. Continue reading
Justin Trudeau to address Canada’s injustices toward Indigenous peoples before the UN: source
“With an acknowledgment that there’s no overnight solution.” Continue reading
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Infrastructure funding should be easier to access, move, provinces and territories say
Provincial and territorial governments are asking the federal Liberals to loosen the strings tied to billions in upcoming infrastructure spending, including more relaxed spending requirements if it means too much of a hit to their budgets. Continue reading
Families of pilots killed during ‘American Made’ crash hold Tom Cruise, director partially responsible
Two pilots died in a 2015 plane crash while filming a stunt for the upcoming film “American Made”, and the families of the deceased pilots are holding the film’s star, Tom Cruise, partially responsible for their deaths. Continue reading
Should Canada’s East Coast start bracing for stronger hurricanes?
The Carribean and southern U.S. have been pummeled by hurricanes this season. Could these devastating hurricanes head north to Canada? Continue reading
Air Canada open to ultra-low-cost air fares to compete in changing market
But they won’t make concrete plans until other ultra-low-cost airlines get started and are successful. Continue reading
Toronto Maple Leafs veteran Joffrey Lupul apologizes for social media comments
The 33-year-old forward originally posted a photo on his Instagram account on Sunday of what appears to be him snowboarding. He caused a buzz when he wrote comments on the picture saying: “Haha failed physical? They cheat, everyone lets them.” Continue reading
How Canadians travelling to earthquake-prone areas can stay safe
It’s important to listen to local reports and follow instructions officials provide, according to the Government of Canada. Continue reading
Republicans plan new healthcare vote while Barack Obama and Jimmy Kimmel denounce bill
“We think this has a very good chance,” Donald Trump said. Continue reading
Mexico offered support, rescuers but not long term help after devastating quake
Governments and civilians around the world expressed condolences and promises of aid on Wednesday to help Mexico cope with a magnitude 7.1 earthquake that levelled buildings and killed more than 200 people. Continue reading
Jake LaMotta, Robert De Niro’s ‘Raging Bull’ boxer, dies at 95
The Bronx Bull, as Jake LaMotta was known in his fighting days, compiled an 83-19-4 record with 30 knockouts. Continue reading
More questions than answers in Utilities Commission’s preliminary Site C report
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The preliminary report could could cement the future of the $8.3 billion dollar mega project Continue reading
Series 3 Apple Watch has cellular connectivity problems
Apple confirmed that its new Series 3 Apple Watch can encounter problems connecting to a cellular network. Continue reading
“It’s like a nightmare”: Mexico still digging out from deadly earthquake
By Estefania Duran Digital Reporter/Content Coordinator
“When the earthquake ends and you realize you are alive, it’s like a dream, but when you see the devastation left behind, it’s like a nightmare.” Continue reading
Netflix pulls children’s cartoon after parent spots hidden drawing of penis in episode
Concerned mom Chey Robinson was watching an episode of Maya the Bee when she spotted a bit of “naughty graffiti” on a log. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: With second United Nations speech, Justin Trudeau goes where no Liberal PM has gone before
By David Akin Chief Political Correspondent
Justin Trudeau is set to go two-for-two with speeches to the United Nations General Assembly but, as chief political correspondent David Akin reports, Canadian prime ministers haver rarely thought it important to use this forum. Continue reading
In 2 days, the end of Earth as we know it will be set in motion, says debunked popular theory
By Jesse Ferreras National Online Journalist
“It’s simply fake news that a lot of Christians believe the world will end on Sept. 23.” Continue reading
‘Stranger Things’ bar closing after Netflix sends best cease-and-desist letter ever
Sadly, the ‘Stranger Things’-inspired pop-up bar, The Upside Down, must close. Continue reading
Hong Kong woman wants her ex out of B.C. home. The problem? His name, on the title: lawsuit
She put the house in his name to avoid the foreign buyers’ tax. But now she claims he won’t leave. Continue reading
Hong Kong woman wants her ex out of B.C. home. The problem? His name, on the title: lawsuit
She put the house in his name to avoid the foreign buyers’ tax. But now she claims he won’t leave. Continue reading
Justin Trudeau to address Canada’s injustices toward Indigenous peoples before the UN: source
“With an acknowledgment that there’s no overnight solution.” Continue reading
Netflix pulls children’s cartoon after parent spots hidden drawing of penis in episode
Concerned mom Chey Robinson was watching an episode of Maya the Bee when she spotted a bit of “naughty graffiti” on a log. Continue reading
Mexico earthquake: Church crumbles during child’s baptism leaving 11 family members dead
“It was a scene of horror, sadness with most of the people inside the church dying,” priest’s assistant Lorenzo Sanchez said. Continue reading
Infrastructure funding should be easier to access, move, provinces and territories say
Provincial and territorial governments are asking the federal Liberals to loosen the strings tied to billions in upcoming infrastructure spending, including more relaxed spending requirements if it means too much of a hit to their budgets. Continue reading
Families of pilots killed during ‘American Made’ crash hold Tom Cruise, director partially responsible
Two pilots died in a 2015 plane crash while filming a stunt for the upcoming film “American Made”, and the families of the deceased pilots are holding the film’s star, Tom Cruise, partially responsible for their deaths. Continue reading
Air Canada open to ultra-low-cost air fares to compete in changing market
But they won’t make concrete plans until other ultra-low-cost airlines get started and are successful. Continue reading
Toronto Maple Leafs veteran Joffrey Lupul apologizes for social media comments
The 33-year-old forward originally posted a photo on his Instagram account on Sunday of what appears to be him snowboarding. He caused a buzz when he wrote comments on the picture saying: “Haha failed physical? They cheat, everyone lets them.” Continue reading
Republicans plan new healthcare vote while Barack Obama and Jimmy Kimmel denounce bill
“We think this has a very good chance,” Donald Trump said. Continue reading
ANALYSIS: With second United Nations speech, Justin Trudeau goes where no Liberal PM has gone before
By David Akin Chief Political Correspondent
Justin Trudeau is set to go two-for-two with speeches to the United Nations General Assembly but, as chief political correspondent David Akin reports, Canadian prime ministers haver rarely thought it important to use this forum. Continue reading
Mexico offered support, rescuers but not long term help after devastating quake
Governments and civilians around the world expressed condolences and promises of aid on Wednesday to help Mexico cope with a magnitude 7.1 earthquake that levelled buildings and killed more than 200 people. Continue reading
More questions than answers in Utilities Commission’s preliminary Site C report
By Simon Little Digital Reporter
The preliminary report could could cement the future of the $8.3 billion dollar mega project Continue reading
Series 3 Apple Watch has cellular connectivity problems
Apple confirmed that its new Series 3 Apple Watch can encounter problems connecting to a cellular network. Continue reading
‘I have decided’: Donald Trump says of Iran deal prior to sitdown with Hassan Rouhani
The jabbing between Donald Trump and Iran’s President set the stage for a contentious meeting of the nuclear accord’s parties. Continue reading
Hurricane Maria downgraded to Category 2, storm may still strengthen
The U.S. National Hurricane Center says Maria has lost its major hurricane status. Continue reading
77% of Canadian graduates have regrets about student debt: poll
The report found 30 per cent of graduates would have kept more frugal budgets. Continue reading
Tory leader pushed to apologize after MP calls minister ‘climate Barbie’
Following a barrage of online criticism, Gerry Ritz apologized for the comment Tuesday night. Continue reading
‘Stranger Things’ bar closing after Netflix sends best cease-and-desist letter ever
Sadly, the ‘Stranger Things’-inspired pop-up bar, The Upside Down, must close. Continue reading
Special Counsel Robert Mueller requested documents on Trump’s actions as president: report
Mueller has asked for documents on Trump’s reasons for firing his national security advisor (Michael Flynn) and the director of the F.B.I. (James Comey), the New York Times reported on Wednesday. Continue reading
Deaf man who couldn’t hear orders shot dead by Oklahoma police
Magdiel Sanchez died on the scene. Continue reading
Here’s how successful your IVF cycles will be, according to a new study
A new study suggests couples shouldn’t be dissuaded if expectant moms miscarry during their first try at IVF – they’re more likely to have a baby with more treatment. Continue reading
Should Canada’s East Coast start bracing for stronger hurricanes?
The Carribean and southern U.S. have been pummeled by hurricanes this season. Could these devastating hurricanes head north to Canada? Continue reading
How Canadians travelling to earthquake-prone areas can stay safe
It’s important to listen to local reports and follow instructions officials provide, according to the Government of Canada. Continue reading
Jake LaMotta, Robert De Niro’s ‘Raging Bull’ boxer, dies at 95
The Bronx Bull, as Jake LaMotta was known in his fighting days, compiled an 83-19-4 record with 30 knockouts. Continue reading
“It’s like a nightmare”: Mexico still digging out from deadly earthquake
By Estefania Duran Digital Reporter/Content Coordinator
“When the earthquake ends and you realize you are alive, it’s like a dream, but when you see the devastation left behind, it’s like a nightmare.” Continue reading
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