In 2005, Kenneth Nitsotolis, Dino Martino, and Bill Tepelenas began their tradition of playing Lotto Max and Lotto 6/49. Over a decade and a half later, the group hit the September 22 Lotto 6/49 jackpot [Read More]
By Elijah Hartman Activists have blocked 15 Amazon warehouses across Europe. Amazon has long been criticized for the extreme wealth of its founder compared with the work conditions of its everyday employees. This campaign has [Read More]
By Natalia Pinzon. The discovery of the B.1.1.529 coronavirus variant has become an international concern. Starting tomorrow, all flights from seven African countries will be suspended by the UK. These countries will be added to the [Read More]
By Suraj Chirayil Puthan Prime minister Justin Trudeau will arrive in B.C on Friday for the first time following the record-breaking rainfall that flooded the province. He will tour Abbotsford , east of Vancouver, which [Read More]
By Alonzo Aldaba Prime Minister Justin Trudeau will be visiting Abbotsford in British Columbia, to see the damage caused by landslides and flooding from nearly two weeks ago. He will also be meeting with Premier [Read More]
by Arshia Alexander CALGARY- Calgary police announced that charges have been laid due to a three-car crash hit and run that killed a seven-year-old and her father. The crash happened on Wednesday 27th, just before 5:30 [Read More]
By Jinsh Rayaroth Kunnummal. In Canada, the opposition leader Erin O’Toole, urged the Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, to close the international border in the wake of new COVID-19 variant. O’Toole requested the government to put [Read More]
By Gurleen Buttar Real estate is booming in Metaverse, where you can buy digital land. A Canadian crypto investor spent $2.43 million in cryptocurrency on a piece of digital land in Decentraland, an online, virtual-only environment [Read More]
by: Andrew Kitchen Vera Basova, clutching a wooden fence for support, asks “What do they want from us?” She is 90-years-old. She lived through World War II and has endured eight years of conflict between [Read More]
By Jay Ann Ramirez TORONTO – Sweden’s first female prime minister Magdalena Andersson resigned from her post on Wednesday, Nov. 24, after holding power for less than eight hours, but she might return to her [Read More]
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