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4 out of 5 American toddler foods are ultra-processed, research saysNearly half of the items analyzed also failed to meet at least one nutritional benchmark for children set by the World Health Organization and the Promotion Profile Model.HealthJul 29
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11 best home deals to shop before Amazon Prime Big Deal Days ends tonightFrom NutriBullet blenders and KitchenAid appliances to Shark and Roborock vacuums, these are the home deals worth shopping during Prime Big Deal Days.The CuratorOct 6
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More than 60K people access food banks in Manitoba each month, report saysMore than 60,000 Manitobans access a food bank every month, according to Harvest Manitoba's annual report, which found that usage has doubled in the past five years.EconomySep 24
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U.S. class action lawsuit alleges Starbucks mislabelled sugar-free drinksThe lawsuit was filed by Hagens Berman on behalf of three individuals in California, New York and Washington who all bought Starbucks’ sugar-free protein drinks.TrendingOct 6
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Canada’s first ‘kitten college’ opens in Langley, B.C.A new college is opening in Metro Vancouver, but it's catering to a very specific type of student: those who want to know how to better deal with neonatal and orphaned kittens.CanadaSep 10
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Sobeys’ parent agrees to ease property controls after watchdog’s probeEmpire, the parent company of Sobeys', Farm Boy and other store banners, agreed to relax its use of property controls following a probe by the Competition Bureau.ConsumerSep 22
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‘Caught in the middle’: Nearly 250 private career colleges impacted by OSAP freezeMore than 500 private career colleges are scrambling to assess their options after the Ford government cut off their eligibility for student loansPoliticsOct 8
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1 in 3 Ontario children are living in food-insecure homes: Breakfast Club of CanadaNew data from Breakfast Club of Canada is showing students across the country are coming to class with an empty stomach, reflecting a larger issue of food insecurity in households.HealthAug 24
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Drinking ‘very hot’ drinks may increase risk of esophageal cancer: studyThe International Agency for Research on Cancer considers a beverage "very hot" if it is above 65°C, and says it is “probably carcinogenic” to people.TrendingSep 11
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Doctors warn about the risks energy drinks pose to kidsSean and Heidi Cripe will never forget the call from their son's high school saying Davis was being taken to the emergency room after chugging an energy drink.HealthOct 3
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Back-to-school lunches need ‘flexibility’ amid uneven food prices: reportWhen it comes to what the lab considers a "focused school-lunch basket," comprised of 12 popular school-lunch staples, prices declined about 2.8 per cent.CanadaAug 25
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10 wellness products to support healthy habits this fallThese finds from AOR, Webber, Traditional Medicinals and more can help you stay healthy during the Canadian fall and winter.The CuratorSep 5
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Back-to-school essentials you didn’t know you neededShop these finds from George, Tide, Naturelo and more.The CuratorSep 1
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Everything you need for a complete fall resetSeptember is the new year, a chance to reset, organize and get ready for fall. Discover seasonal finds from Veradek, Simons, Silk & Snow and more.The CuratorSep 1
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Summer baby boom at Lois Hole Hospital for Women in EdmontonThe Royal Alex has been busy with more than 1,700 babies born between May and July 2026 at the Lois Hole Hospital for Women — including dozens of twins and even some triplets.HealthAug 21
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14 Canadian brands we’re currently lovingFrom Mejuri to Blume, Article and more, read on for the dreamy finds we can’t stop thinking about.The CuratorAug 28
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Leafs hire O’Brien to oversee sport performanceThe Toronto Maple Leafs have made Andy O'Brien the team's vice-president of sport performance.SportsAug 3
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New Meals on Wheels program helps feed Edmonton studentsA new Meals on Wheels program is partnered with St. Teresa of Calcutta Elementary School, located east of the downtown core in the Boyle Street neighbourhood.EducationSep 24
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Canadian aid in Gaza squandered by Israeli actions, UN saysThe UN official overseeing water and sanitation in Gaza is praising Canada's support for Palestinians but warns that some of its aid money is being squandered by Israel's actions.WorldJul 28
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A timeline of key events in the case of Kenneth Law, who admitted to aiding suicidesKenneth Law, an Ontario man who sold lethal substances online to people who later used them to take their own lives, is set to face a sentencing hearing over the next few days.CrimeSep 23