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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Oysters from Stellar Bay Shellfish brand recalled for norovirus riskMostly distributed in British Columbia, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency warned that the oysters possibly have a 'microbial contamination' involving norovirus.Canada2 hours
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Mental health support after Tumbler Ridge shooting ‘essential,’ experts sayFederal leaders who spoke in the House of Commons on Wednesday noted the need for supports for Tumbler Ridge, as residents grapple with the losses and injuries from the attack.CanadaFeb 12
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‘Canada stands with you,’ Carney says as MPs honour Tumbler Ridge victimsPrime Minister Mark Carney spoke at the House of Commons Wednesday afternoon following the mass school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., that left nine dead, as well as the shooter.CanadaFeb 11
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World leaders react to ‘senseless’ Tumbler Ridge shooting: ‘Horror has struck’Tuesday afternoon's mass school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C., has been called 'one of the worst mass shootings' in Canada, minister says.CanadaFeb 11
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Tumbler Ridge shooting: Canada lowers flags to half-mast for 7 daysPrime Minister Mark Carney has announced that Canadian flags will be flown at half-mast for seven days on federal buildings following the school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, B.C.CanadaFeb 11
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U.S. sinks to its lowest spot in new global corruption rankingThe Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index evaluates 'how corrupt each country’s public sector is perceived to be, according to experts and businesspeople.'CanadaFeb 10
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Clothing retailer Eddie Bauer will begin liquidation salesThe clothing brand known for its outdoor sportswear has had its doors open for Canadians since 1974 and been open in the U.S. since 1920.CanadaFeb 10
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Which Olympic athletes are speaking out so far? What these 5 are doingMultiple Olympians have voiced their opinions surrounding recent political ongoings across the globe just three days into the Games.SportsFeb 9
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49% of Canadian new moms struggle with mental health postpartum, data showsThe 2024 Parental Experiences Survey found that 20 per cent of those surveyed reported that they 'needed mental health care but did not receive it.'CanadaFeb 9
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Which departments were early adopters for ‘Buy Canadian’ rules?Following an order of paper questions inquiring on the policy last year, numbers indicate that the policy has not been implemented by all federal departments.CanadaFeb 9
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Amid rising political tensions, will there be controversy at the Olympics?The 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympic Games come at a time of escalating political tensions worldwide, setting up the possibility of potential statements being made.CanadaFeb 5
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Mark McMorris crash: Olympic snowboarder will miss big air qualifierCanadian Olympic snowboarder Mark McMorris has been released from hospital after being stretchered off the slope following a fall at the snowboard big air training.CanadaFeb 5
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These are the Canadians with ‘consistent low income,’ new data showsThe study used data from the 2016 Canadian census to evaluate what population groups were most impacted by low-income measure after tax.EconomyFeb 4
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Measles alert urges countries to vaccinate more, including CanadaCanada has seen an increase in measles cases with 164 cases — 154 confirmed, 10 probable — as of Jan. 24, 2026. Manitoba is the province with the highest number of cases.CanadaFeb 4
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Old age security reform can’t be political ‘third rail,’ group urgesOAS benefits support eligible Canadian seniors aged 65 years or older with monthly payments from the federal government, funded through general tax revenues.EconomyFeb 3
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Bill Blair is Canada’s next U.K. high commissioner, will resign as MPThe 72-year-old has served across multiple sectors of Canadian Parliament since retiring from the Toronto Police Service in 2015.CanadaFeb 2
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Canada-U.S. relationship ‘will not go back to what it was,’ Hillman saysThroughout her 30-year career with the Canadian government, Kirsten Hillman has also held various senior diplomatic, policy and legal positions in Canada and abroad.CanadaFeb 2
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Catherine O’Hara, Canadian actor and ‘Schitt’s Creek’ star, dead at 71Catherine O'Hara is best-known for her role as Kate McCallister in the 'Home Alone' movie series, alongside 'Schitt's Creek' and 'Beetlejuice.'EntertainmentJan 30
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Income and wealth gaps increased in 3rd quarter of 2025: StatCanThe study breaks down economic accounts and distribution per quarter of each year to better understand how characteristics change over time.CanadaJan 29
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Ransomware is a ‘significant’ threat in Canada — and set to worsen: dataThe online attacks are designed by cyber criminals to lock private data from Canadian businesses and individuals until payment demands are met.CanadaJan 29
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Canada’s Governor General will visit Greenland next weekMary Simon previously served as ambassador to Denmark and will be travelling to Greenland amid the recent U.S. threats to the Danish territory's sovereignty.CanadaJan 28
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F-35 fighter jet purchase ‘remains under review,’ defence minister saysCanadian Minister of National Defence David McGuinty says the country's planned acquisition of 88 F-35 fighter jets from the United States 'remains under review.'CanadaJan 28
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Nearly 1 in 4 Canadian women in their 40s don’t have kids: StatCanCanada's birth rate in 2025 was at 9.94 per cent, which currently sits almost three times lower than what it was in the 1950s.CanadaJan 27
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Canada’s privacy czar seeks answers on TikTok policy updatesThe change in the app's ownership has led to a series of updated privacy policies, including asking for the user's location, sexual identity and immigration status.CanadaJan 27
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Is Carney eyeing a spring snap election? ‘Of course we’re not,’ he saysThe question came as Parliament returns after winter break, with Carney noting there are several pieces of government legislation he is focusing on getting passed.CanadaJan 26