By Melanie Pileggi Toronto police are warning the public of a suspicious drug that is responsible for two resident deaths this weekend. Emergency crews were called for a potential drug overdose in the Yonge [Read More]
By Melanie Pileggi On Monday, the prosecution’s first witness, Lawrence Paul Visoski Jr, Epstein’s pilot from 1991 to 2019, began his testimony and set Maxwell as a prominent figure in Epstein’s life. He noted that Maxwell was [Read More]
By Jay Ann Ramirez, Karen Alassaf, Alison Stewart, Diaka Toure TORONTO – A Toronto-based organization is asking city residents to donate food on Saturday, December 4 — a move they believe will help those who [Read More]
TORONTO — One thing on everyone’s minds is the new Omicron variant of the COVID-19 coronavirus. After the World Health Organization marked it as “a variant of concern” on November 26th, people everywhere have asked questions [Read More]
TORONTO — A six-bedroom Toronto home was listed for a mere $1 on November 17th, with offers for the home only being accepted on that same day. The house, which has two bathrooms and a finished [Read More]
After co-founding one of the largest businesses in the world with Twitter in 2006, Jack Dorsey announced in a Tweet this Monday that he will be stepping down as the CEO of the social media [Read More]
After almost four centuries under the British Crown, the island-state of Barbados has formally become a republic. The country had announced its interest to leave the monarchy in September of this year, and on this [Read More]
Last Sunday, New Zealand’s MP Julie Anne Genter rode her bike straight to the hospital at 2 am. The ten-minute ride was not for fun. She was in labour, pregnant with her second child. An [Read More]
According to Premier Doug Ford, the high cost of housing in Ontario is caused by the delayed approval of permits by municipalities. Next month he will host a summit with mayors from 29 of Ontario’s [Read More]
Starting November 22-25, thousands of daycare workers in Quebec are going on strike and walking off the job after a failure to agree on establishing higher salaries for early childhood educators. In Quebec, daycare [Read More]
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