Health Canada recalls DaVinci baby bassinet over fall, entrapment hazard
According to a recall alert from Health Canada the mattress support board ‘may become disengaged with an occupant inside, posing a fall or entrapment hazard.’ Continue reading
‘Historic corruption’: Mitt Romney blasts Trump after Roger Stone’s commutation
‘An American president commutes the sentence of a person convicted by a jury of lying to shield that very president,’ Romney said in a tweet early Saturday. Continue reading
New coronavirus cases, deaths continue to decline in Canada as cases top 106,400
Across the country, 267 new cases of COVID-19, and 26 deaths linked to the virus, were reported on Wednesday. Continue reading
Should Canadians worry about the arrival of more U.S. dairy under CUSMA?
Under the new CUSMA agreement, Canada will provide U.S. dairy farmers access to about 3.5 per cent of its $16 billion annual domestic dairy market. Continue reading
Officials warn residents after case of brain-destroying amoeba found in Florida
According to the DOH, the amoeba is usually found in warm, fresh water such as lakes, rivers, ponds and canals in the United States, but is more common in the southern states. Continue reading
‘Not OK’: Neil Young speaks out after Trump uses songs at Mount Rushmore event
“This is NOT ok with me…,” Young tweeted Friday evening after two of his songs were played prior to Trump’s arrival at an event in South Dakota. Continue reading
Facebook will survive growing ad boycott, but at a public image cost: experts
According to the campaign’s website, the movement is a response to Facebook’s “long history of allowing racist, violent and verifiably false content to run rampant on its platform.” Continue reading
Canada updates travel advisory for Hong Kong after China enacts security law
Travel Canada says the new national security legislation enacted by China could put Canadians “at an increased risk of arbitrary detention.” Continue reading
Coronavirus: Airlines are filling middle seats — how risky is it to sit in one?
As of July 1, both Air Canada and WestJet will begin selling middle seats again. Continue reading
‘Frustrating’: Old Navy customers say packages not delivered, missing amid COVID-19
Global News reached out to Old Navy for comment, but did not hear back by time of publication. Continue reading
More than 80 brands join movement to pause Facebook advertising — here’s why
According to the campaign’s website, the movement is a response to Facebook’s ‘long history of allowing racist, violent and verifiably false content to run rampant on its platform.’ Continue reading
How will commuting change after coronavirus? Experts weigh in
As Canadians continue to work from home amid COVID-19, the country has seen a dramatic dip in the number of people commuting and accessing public transit. Continue reading
China claims Canada has ‘double standard’ interfering with Kovrig, Spavor cases
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Zhao Lijian, accused the countries of trying to interfere with China’s judicial independence. Continue reading
Reality check: Trump claims mail-in ballots will cause ‘rigged election’
Lebo said that voting by mail is ‘very safe,’ like voting in person, and said that five U.S. states have been voting by mail for years. Continue reading
Royal Family releases new photos to mark Father’s Day, Prince William’s birthday
The Royal Family is marking Father’s Day and the Duke of Cambridge’s birthday by releasing a handful of new family photos. Continue reading