Eric Stober
National Online Journalist, Breaking News
Eric Stober is a freelance writer based in Toronto, Canada. He has written for publications big and small, including Global News, Post City Magazine and Greencamp.com.
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Visiting Venice? That’ll be 5 euros to enterVenice, Italy, has begun a pilot test of a new entry fee to visit the city. Called the Venice Access Fee, it will now cost tourists five euros on 29 select dates.WorldApr 25
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More financial institutes are offering crypto-services, survey showsInvesting in cryptocurrencies is picking up steam, according to a new survey, even in the face of potential volatility and massive fraud that has been uncovered.CanadaApr 24
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Meta says you can’t turn off its new AI tool on Facebook, InstagramMeta has now integrated AI into Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp and Messenger in Canada — but its presence may not be welcomed by all.CanadaApr 19
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Buzz kill? Gen Z less interested in coffee than older Canadians, survey showsAre younger Canadians now less interested in coffee than previous generations? A new study shows that Gen Z is the least likely to have a cup of Joe with their breakfast.CanadaApr 19
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Shoppers faces proposed class action over claims company is ‘abusive’ to pharmacistsA proposed class action lawsuit filed against Shoppers Drug Mart and its parent company Loblaw claims that the companies pressure pharmacists fill prescription quotas.CanadaApr 17
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Are vehicle headlights too bright? Debate revs up as U.K. plans studyThe U.K. announced in late March that it will commission an independent study into glare from bright car headlights but it is unclear whether Canada will do the same.CanadaApr 13
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Yoto Mini speaker recalled in Canada, U.S. due to burn, fire hazardThe Yoto Mini speaker has been recalled by Health Canada after there were reports of its battery overheating and melting in the U.S.CanadaApr 12
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Enjoyed the solar eclipse? Here’s when and where it is happening nextIf you can't get enough of solar eclipses after getting a taste for them on Monday — or feel like you missed out — here's a look at when it's set to again dazzle overhead.CanadaApr 9
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Women’s pro sports is a ‘global phenomenon’ — and Canada is finally joining inWomen's sports is a growing phenomenon worldwide, and Canada is finally joining the action as six teams have applied to join a new national women's soccer league in the country.SportsApr 6
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Global Affairs Canada says email is down as storm hits Ontario, QuebecAn April storm has not only cancelled flights, closed schools and shut off power for hundreds of thousands in Ontario and Quebec, it also has hit Global Affairs Canada's email.CanadaApr 4
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Why is olive oil so expensive now? Here’s what to knowIf you've noticed higher prices for extra virgin olive oil (EVOO) at the grocery store, you're probably not alone. The price for the item has skyrocketed in recent months.CanadaMar 29
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Justin Trudeau’s pay will top $400K on April 1 as politicians get raisesConservative Leader Pierre Poilievre will also see an increase in his base pay as an MP and for his top up as opposition leader.CanadaMar 29
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Canada’s ambassador will stay in Haiti despite rising violence: JolyForeign Affairs Minister Melanie Joly says Canada's ambassador to Haiti will remain in the country. She said the decision sends an important message to Haitians and to Canadians.CanadaMar 24
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Stellantis recalls over 10,000 vehicles due to potential airbag issueMore than 10,000 Chrysler 300 and Dodge Chargers are being recalled in Canada over potential defects in the airbags. The recall affects the 2018-2021 models.ConsumerMar 22
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Only use nicotine pouches to quit smoking, Health Canada warnsThe federal government issued a public advisory Wednesday warning to only use nicotine pouches as a method to quit smoking and not recreationally.CanadaMar 21
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Charities saw fewer Canadians donate in 2022 as cost of living surged: StatCanAs charities face higher demands and costs, Canadians appear to be giving less to them, according to newly released data from Statistics Canada.CanadaMar 15
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Solar eclipse: Avoid eye damage with these precautionsIt may seem like everything is aligning during a total solar eclipse on April 8, but some warn those observing the spectacle must take precautions to protect their eyesight.HealthMar 14
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Chess tournament likely to stay in Toronto after visa panic resolvedIt appears a chess-tastrophe has been avoided as an international chess tournament seems on track to continue in Toronto after visa hold-ups threatened to cause a move elsewhere.CanadaMar 7
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Sweden officially joins NATO military allianceSweden officially joined the North Atlantic Treaty Organization on Thursday. The military alliance announced the move on Thursday in a statement.CanadaMar 7
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Air Canada, WestJet raise fee for check-in baggageIn a statement to Global News on Friday, an Air Canada spokesperson said the baggage fee raise was 'in line with other North American carriers.'CanadaMar 1
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Ready, set, fly? First-ever jet suit race held in DubaiThe world's first jet suit race took place on Thursday in Dubai, creating a scene that looked more like something out of Marvel's 'Iron Man' than reality.WorldMar 1
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Transport Canada issues over 20 vehicle recalls in 2 days. What to knowTransport Canada has issued over 20 vehicle recalls in the last five days, each highlighting a unique safety concern. The bulk of the recalls occurred on Monday and Tuesday.CanadaFeb 29
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Toyota recalls 28K cars in Canada due to forward ‘creep’ while in neutralToyota is recalling more than 28,000 of its vehicles due to forward 'creep' while they are in neutral. The recall involves the Toyota Tundra, Sequoia and the Lexus LX 600.CanadaFeb 22
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Robert Pickton now eligible to seek day parole. Tories say it is ‘unacceptable’Prolific Canadian serial killer Robert Pickton is now eligible to apply for parole, a move Conservatives say is 'unacceptable' and vowed to not let happen if in government.CanadaFeb 22
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More than a game: How chess is helping prisoners in CanadaWhile chess may seem like just a board game to some, it is now being used in prison systems in Canada and across the world to help rehabilitate prisoners.CanadaFeb 19