Adriana Fallico
National Online Journalist (Breaking & Daily News)
Adriana Fallico is a Canadian journalist whose work focuses on politics across the world, news reporting, sports culture and contemporary affairs. While she particularly enjoys producing written journalism the most, she also is passionate about creating video and audio journalism.
Adriana graduated from Toronto Metropolitan University with a bachelor’s degree in journalism and a minor in politics. By being open-minded to her reporting, she has covered a wide variety of stories, chased emerging news topics and covered events that were of public interest.
Adriana has prior experience with CBC News Toronto, Breakfast Television, Yahoo! Canada and The Hockey News. In addition, she has also contributed to numerous student-led digital publications, such as Over The Line Sports, Her Campus and On The Record News.
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Multiple milk brands in Canada recalled over risk of ‘pieces of glass’The products were recalled by Agropur, Canada’s largest dairy co-operative, on Wednesday. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency is currently conducting a food safety investigation.Consumer4 hours
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As Canada hits NATO 2% goal, Carney vows more as warfare ‘rapidly’ changesNATO Secretary General Mark Rutte's 2025 annual report confirms Canada has met the spending level for the first time since 1990.Canada5 hours
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Canadian women earn more post-secondary degrees than men. Why the gap?Nearly two-thirds (64 per cent) of Canadian adults aged 25 to 64 held a college or university credential, up from 55 per cent in 2015.EducationMar 25
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Carney condemns Air Canada CEO’s English-only statement following crashMichael Rousseau has been summoned to Ottawa by the official languages committee, which voted unanimously for him to answer why he spoke only two words in French in the video.CanadaMar 25
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73% of Canadians say ‘many’ stay in relationships for finances: surveyThe survey also found that over a quarter of Canadians (27 per cent) say 'if they won the lottery and had a partner, they’d likely split up with their partner.'MoneyMar 24
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The 2 pilots killed in Air Canada LaGuardia Airport crash now identifiedThe two Air Canada pilots killed in a deadly crash after their plane collided with a firetruck at LaGuardia Airport on Sunday night have been identified.CanadaMar 24
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Canada is ‘searching for answers’ after deadly Air Canada crash: ministerTwo Air Canada pilots are dead after their flight originating from Montreal collided with a fire truck at New York’s LaGuardia Airport Sunday night.CanadaMar 23
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Spring is here, but forecasts say the temperature change will be ‘slow’With Friday marking the first day of the spring season, Canadians did not wake up to stereotypical spring weather of sunny skies and breezy winds.WeatherMar 20
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Frigidaire gas ovens recalled for ‘burn hazard’ after dozens of injuriesThe recall states that 'the ovens in the ranges can experience a delayed ignition of the oven's bake burner, which can create a potential risk of burns.'ConsumerMar 20
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Canada and allies say they could ‘contribute’ efforts on Strait of HormuzCanada is amongst several nations who 'condemn in the strongest terms recent attacks by Iran on unarmed commercial vessels in the Gulf.'CanadaMar 19
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Almost 40% of Canadian youth blow past recommended screen time: dataOver one in 10 youth (14 per cent) met screen time guidelines in both surveyed years, and nearly half (49 per cent) followed screen time guidelines in one of the two years.CanadaMar 19
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Canadian population saw 2nd straight drop as 2025 ended: StatCanStatistics Canada states that as of Jan. 1, 2026, Canada's population was 41,472,081, sitting 'well below the levels observed in the fourth quarters of 2023 and 2024.'CanadaMar 19
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Legalizing pepper spray would give ‘false sense of security,’ experts warnIn Canada, any spray that is capable of injuring or incapacitating someone is currently considered to be a prohibited weapon, including any kind of mace or pepper spray.CanadaMar 18
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‘AI brain fry’ or ‘under-challenged’ workers? New reports weigh AI at workA Harvard Business Review study described 'AI brain fry' as 'intensive back-and-forth with the tools, followed by an inability to think clearly, like a mental hangover.'EconomyMar 16
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Nearly 40K Toyota vehicles recalled due to ‘seats and restraints’ issueAccording to Transport Canada, 'the seatback recliners for the second-row seats may not have been manufactured properly' on certain vehicles.ConsumerMar 16
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Health Canada recalls 3 smoke alarms that may ‘fail to operate’Health Canada has recommended that those with these products 'immediately stop using the affected products and dispose of them according to municipal hazardous waste guidelines.'CanadaMar 13
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ADHD is linked to other mental health issues. A new study suggests whyThe study is being billed by the university as "the first to study a wide range of factors which link ADHD symptoms and mental ill health symptoms over time."HealthMar 13
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61 per cent of Canadians disapprove of U.S. military actions in Iran: pollOnly one in four (23 per cent) Canadians approve while, 16 per cent are unsure either way. Forty-two per cent were found to strongly disapprove.CanadaMar 13
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What does Canada’s reversal of a TikTok operations ban mean for users?While Canadians never lost access to the video-sharing app, the possibility has been on the table for years as concerns mounted surrounding TikTok.CanadaMar 11
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Canadians are still avoiding U.S. travel, but not vice versa: StatCanLast February, Canadian resident return trips from the United States totalled 1.5 million, down 14.5 per cent from the same month one year earlier.CanadaMar 11
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Ultra-processed foods may be linked to behavioural issues in kids: studyThe study found that higher ultra-processed food intake at age three years was associated with adverse behavioural and emotional symptoms at age five years.HealthMar 10
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Reports of UFO sightings in Canada jumped last year. What’s going on?Chris Rutkowski, the research coordinator for the Canadian UFO Survey, stated that one in 10 Canadians believe they have seen a UFO.TrendingMar 10
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How Iran war is hitting fertilizer supplies: ‘Timing is pretty detrimental’Canada produced 32.8 per cent of the world’s total potash production in 2024, remaining the world's largest potash producer, according to Natural Resources Canada.WorldMar 9
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Carney, Trump speak as Iran war escalates and oil prices soarAlso on Sunday, the Prime Minister's Office said Carney gathered the Incident Response Group with ministers and senior officials to discuss the ongoing war in Iran.WorldMar 9
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PWHL says league is smashing records after Olympics: ‘This is a movement’The PWHL said Feb. 22 to 28 was its largest home venue ticket sales week since it expanded to eight teams in April 2025.SportsMar 6