Sean Previl

Digital Broadcast Journalist

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• Nvidia’s CEO is facing a suspected spy affair scandal. Here’s what we know so far

  Huang also has a close relationship with President Donald Trump and has pushed Trump to ease export restrictions on Nvidia chips to China.

  U.S. News

  4 hours
• ‘I love our country’ Nvidia CEO regrets affair with alleged China spy

  The board said it has confidence in Jensen Huang and his leadership team, and would provide further updates as appropriate. He will remain as CEO.

  World

  Nov 8
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• Toronto police identify city’s 33rd homicide victim in shooting

  Emergency officials performed life-saving measures and transported the teenager to hospital, but he was pronounced dead after arrival. 

  Crime

  Nov 8
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• Mom says B.C. soldier who died at CFB Wainwright was her ‘bright light’

  Goulding had been participating in live-fire exercises at CFB Wainwright last month as part of training for potential deployment overseas.

  Canada

  Nov 8
• Toronto Pearson, Durham region ER among possible measles exposure sites

  Known contacts in the Durham Region have been contacted by the department, but officials are issuing the warning after determining there may have been further exposures. 

  Health

  Nov 8
• 1 dead after tree falls on 2 vehicles during second B.C. storm

  A number of storms have hit British Columbia this weekend leaving thousands without power after trees were downed by strong winds, with more wind gusts expected.

  Weather

  Nov 8
• How Trump’s ‘whack-a-mole’ trade war with Canada, others fuelled blue wave

  Affordability issues affected in part by President Donald Trump's trade war with Canada led to many Republicans across the U.S. losing in the midterms.

  U.S. News

  Nov 4
• Early stage Alzheimer’s treatments need government action for success: report

  Early diagnosis of dementia and Alzheimer's is a key factor as two new therapies that could soon be available to the Canadian public.

  Health

  Nov 4
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• U.S. air travel compensation is changing. What Canadians should know

  The rules have been amended where 10 'events' are no longer under the airline's control, such as weather-related aircraft damage.

  Canada

  Nov 2
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• Minister backs 2027 fixed election date as Elections Alberta suggests change

  A contentious report is set to be released this week on new electoral boundaries that the NDP previously said gerrymanders ridings in two cities.

  Politics

  Nov 1
• True or false? How fake online reviews are concerning businesses

  There are things people can do to take precautions when shopping, including caution when "flawless" ratings are given, and that the best advice is word of mouth. 

  Canada

  Nov 1
• Ahead of budget, Poilievre urges Carney to end diesel taxes and cut spending

  The leader of the official opposition also called on Carney to "keep your promised debt anchors," urging the prime minister to reduce the deficit until the budget is balanced. 

  Politics

  Nov 1
• Carney says Canada, U.S. working in coming weeks towards trade deal

  Talks broke down between Canada and the U.S. in August after the prime minister said the U.S. made last minute requests around trade deals and French language requirements.

  Canada

  Nov 1
• OPP release details of victims, injured in fatal collision near Guelph

  OPP said investigators continue to gather and preserve evidence in what she calls a complex investigation, but it is too soon to determine the exact details of what occurred.

  Canada

  Nov 1
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• Carney calls 6 byelections for December in Ontario, Quebec and Saskatchewan

  By-elections will be held in three Quebec ridings, two in Ontario and a sixth in Saskatchewan after their MPs left to return to previous jobs or run in another election.

  Canada

  Nov 1
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• ‘Godzilla’ El Nino set to bring warmer, drier temperatures to Canada

  Water temperatures in the Pacific Ocean where El NIno forms would typically be at least 0.5 C above normal, but this year it's at 3.5 C.

  Canada

  Oct 28
• Empty WestJet plane, catering truck collide at Toronto Pearson airport

  No flight crew or passengers were on board when the collision occurred, and the Transportation Safety Board said there was 'no intention of flight.'

  Canada

  Oct 28
• Canada not near trade deal with U.S. before midterms, Carney says

  The tariffs have also been a sticking point for the U.S. heading into the midterms, with some Republican candidates who previously applauded them changing their stance.

  Canada

  Oct 28
• Incumbent mayors, premiers losing jobs a result of Canadians not ‘getting ahead’

  Many mayors in British Columbia and Ontario and premiers in B.C. and Quebec lost their jobs this month despite being incumbents in the race.

  Politics

  Oct 27
• Horwath among incumbents ousted across Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area

  Several mayoral incumbents in the Greater Toronto and Hamilton Area have lost their jobs while others are heading back to city hall.

  Canada

  Oct 26
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• Alvin Tedjo wins Mississauga mayoral race, defeats Parrish and Crombie

  Alvin Tedjo had served one term as city councillor before deciding to enter the mayoral race, beating incumbent Carolyn Parrish and former mayor Bonnie Crombie.

  Politics

  Oct 26
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• BC premier-designate Doerkson says province ‘chose change’ in election

  The man who was previously a relatively unknown backbench MLA took the reins of the party as an interim leader heading into the election.

  Canada

  Oct 25
• New Canadian minimally invasive robotic procedure could revolutionize AFib treatment

  Atrial fibrillation is the most common type of irregular heart rhythm in the world, but a new approach could change the game for patients.

  Canada

  Oct 25
• Sgt. Morgan Wong remembered by sister as ‘bravest and funniest’ at funeral

  According to Sgt. Morgan Wong's family, the 26-year-old was training at CFB Wainwright to prepare to deploy on his second tour in Europe. 

  Canada

  Oct 25
• CFB Wainwright fire victim ‘always there’ for anyone who needed him: family

  Tributes have poured in from across Canada from politicians, community leaders and the everyday Canadians, who Wong's family recognized in their statement.

  Canada

  Oct 20