The Double Asteroid Redirection Test spacecraft is on its way to defend Earth from potential asteroids. NASA is about to get its answers to whether humanity can be saved with the help of this asteroid [Read More]
By Tyler Lander A total of 5,200 tickets were handed out to motorists during the 10-day campaign of “Stay Focused, Stay Safe,” a road campaign by the Toronto Police. Officers were in communities between November [Read More]
After a long trial all three suspects Greg Micheal, Travis McMicheal and the neighbour William “Roddie” Byran have been found guilty for the killing of Ahmaud Arbery on Wednesday. Ahmaud Arbery was a 25 [Read More]
Tens of thousands of people protested in the streets of Austria against the current lockdown and mandatory vaccination by the government. They were waving white and red flags while chanting “Widerstand”, which means resistance. The [Read More]
Kailee Tones, Toronto The Government of Iraq and local actors have teamed up with the United Nations to start a gender-based violence movement, and together they are already making waves. Today is the International Elimination [Read More]
“She’s everybody’s favorite record girl.” – Bob Seger. Those lyrics in Seger’s 1973 song “Rosalie”, were about the legendary Rosalie Trombley. After a remarkable career in radio, Trombley passed away peacefully yesterday at 82. She [Read More]
Maria Mederos. Toronto. 11/24/2021 The 64th annual Grammy Awards were announced. Huge celebrities like Billie Ellish, Doja Cat, Jon Batiste and Justin Bieber are part of the list of nominees. The Canadian singer, Justin Bieber [Read More]
By Andrea Ruiz. Denise Angus is a dog lover who lost her dog, Mattie a few years ago. She used the enormous sadness she felt and founded Mattie’s Place creating a community on beaches Toronto, where she [Read More]
French and Real Madrid Striker Kareem Benzema is facing a 365 day suspension from soccer after Benzema allegedly blackmailed his teammate Mathieu Valbuena, saying that he would release a sex tape to the [Read More]
The families of two college students from Chicago who died during the recent Astroworld Festival are now among the 125 people who are taking legal action against rapper Travis Scott and the companies involved. The new plaintiffs [Read More]
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