Save big on men’s grooming essentials with Amazon’s Big Spring Sale
Springtime is the perfect time to freshen up your grooming routine. These five men's grooming products are on sale now!
The Curator
Mar 21
Why lack of ‘Canadian experience’ is a barrier for immigrants in the job market
Ontario has introduced Bill 149 — legislation that would make it illegal for businesses to list 'Canadian experience' as a requirement in job listings.
Canada
Nov 29, 2023
Ontario lowering age for regular breast cancer screenings to 40
Ontario is lowering the age for regular, publicly funded breast cancer screenings from 50 to 40, which Health Minister Sylvia Jones says will help with early detection.
Health
Oct 30, 2023
Peaches the fat swimming cat from Edmonton makes splash on TikTok
Peaches, an Edmonton-based cat, is on a journey to lose 4.5 pounds, in part through swimming therapy. Along the way he's gained tens of thousands of followers on TikTok.
Trending
Oct 4, 2023
‘I’ve lived every parent’s worst nightmare’: The need for car seat services in Manitoba
When it comes to car seats, proper installation could mean the difference between life and death for your child. However, installing them can be difficult.
Canada
Aug 17, 2023
Spending some extra time in the sun this summer? Be mindful about melanoma
According to the Canadian Cancer Society, roughly 9,000 people were diagnosed with melanoma in 2022 and 1,200 people died from it.
Health
Jun 27, 2023
Tick season is upon us in Manitoba. Here’s what you should know
The province runs an online tick-checking program through Manitoba Health in which a photo of a suspected blacklegged tick can be submitted and assessed by experts.
Health
May 26, 2023
Calgary Flames playoff hopes doused in shootout loss to Nashville Predators
Tommy Novak scored the shootout winner for the Nashville Predators, who kept their playoff hopes alive with a 3-2 victory over the host Calgary Flames on Monday.
Sports
Apr 11, 2023
Tourist survives terrifying fall after bungee cord snaps mid-plunge
Footage of the incident shows the 39-year-old in free fall when the bungee cord wrapped around his feet snaps, slamming his body into the water below.
Trending
Mar 23, 2023
Law enforcement raises alarm bells, ‘grandparent scam’ cost Ontarians millions last year
Officials and advocacy groups in southern Ontario are raising the alarm at the growing number of 'grandparent scams' occurring that are costing residents millions of dollars.
Consumer
Mar 22, 2023
Police issue warrant for Utah psychiatrist relating to southern Alberta sexual assaults
A sexual assault warrant has been issued for the arrest of Duane Bevans, 77, of Provo, Utah.
Crime
Mar 1, 2023
Edmond Armit acquitted in historic Lethbridge sexual assault case
A southern Alberta man charged with sexual interference, invitation to sexual touching and sexual assault has been found not guilty on all three charges.
Crime
Jan 16, 2023
Tick season in full swing across southern Alberta
The warm weather is just what ticks in southern Alberta like. The Nature Conservancy of Canada said it's important to be proactive in protecting yourself.
Environment
Jun 21, 2021
Public pools help with summer swelter, but swimmers should beware of infections
TORONTO - Growing up as a competitive swimmer in Halifax, Leslie Oland came home from the pool one day to find an unpleasant surprise.
Aug 13, 2012
Public pools help with summer swelter, but swimmers should beware of infections
TORONTO - Growing up as a competitive swimmer in Halifax, Leslie Oland came home from the pool one day to find an unpleasant surprise.
Health
Aug 13, 2012
From apologies to email storms: Internet history is filled with reply-all folly
TORONTO - John Levine literally wrote the book on email, so he wasn't particularly surprised to read about Immigration Minister Jason Kenney's reported reply-all gaffe.
Jun 20, 2012
From apologies to email storms: Internet history is filled with reply-all folly
TORONTO - John Levine literally wrote the book on email, so he wasn't particularly surprised to read about Immigration Minister Jason Kenney's reported reply-all gaffe.
Jun 20, 2012
From apologies to email storms: Reply-all folly fills internet history
John Levine literally wrote the book on email, so he wasn't particularly surprised to read about Immigration Minister Jason Kenney's reported reply-all gaffe.
Jun 20, 2012
Let’s talk about sex (and people with disabilities), say advocates
TORONTO - People with disabilities face any number of challenges, but perhaps the most insidious is society's unspoken belief that they are somehow asexual beings — neither wanting nor able to express that most universal of human needs.
Health
Nov 19, 2012
Let’s talk about sex (and people with disabilities), say advocates
TORONTO - People with disabilities face any number of challenges, but perhaps the most insidious is society's unspoken belief that they are somehow asexual beings — neither wanting nor able to express that most universal of human needs.
Nov 19, 2012