Winter Vomiting Bug Cases Reach Five-Year High, Experts Warn Experts report a significant rise in norovirus cases, also known as the winter vomiting bug, across Canada and the U.S. Health Norovirus, Canada, United States, Public Health, Gastroenteritis Toronto: So, it looks like norovirus, or the winter vomiting bug, is making a big comeback. The Public … Read more
Canada Faces Increased Risk of Severe Wildfire Days, Study Finds A new study reveals that Canada is at greater risk for severe wildfires due to dry forest conditions and climate change impacts Science Canada, Wildfires, Climate Change, Jasper, Quebec, British Columbia Jasper: A recent study shows that Canadian forests are becoming more vulnerable to severe … Read more
China Calls Canada’s Human Rights Criticism a Hypocritical Farce China has rebuked Canada for its human rights criticism, citing Indigenous issues as hypocrisy amid ongoing tensions between the two nations. Politics China, Canada, Human Rights, Indigenous Peoples, Beijing, Ottawa OTTAWA: So, China is really firing back at Canada over human rights. They’re saying Canada has … Read more
Look Up Tonight for the Spectacular Quadrantid Meteor Shower Get ready for a dazzling display as the Quadrantid meteor shower peaks tonight, offering a chance to see up to 120 meteors per hour Science Quadrantid Meteor Shower, Meteors, Astronomy, Night Sky, 2025, Asteroid 2003 EH1 City: Your city. If the skies are clear tonight, you’re … Read more
Orca Mother Tahlequah Grieves Another Lost Calf in Washington Tahlequah, the orca mother, mourns her second calf loss, carrying the deceased body, raising concerns among researchers about her well-being Science Tahlequah, Orca, Puget Sound, Washington, Killer Whale, Endangered Species Washington: So, there’s this orca mom named Tahlequah, and she’s been through a lot. Remember back … Read more
Possible Scenarios for the Liberal Government in Ottawa As the Liberal government faces uncertainty, various outcomes loom for Trudeau and his party in the coming weeks Politics Ottawa, Canada, Liberal Government, Justin Trudeau, Chrystia Freeland, NDP, Conservatives Ottawa: So, it looks like Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is doing some serious thinking about his future after … Read more
Multiple Systems Set to Impact B.C. as January Begins British Columbia braces for a mix of rain and snow as multiple weather systems approach, affecting travel and temperatures across the region. Weather British Columbia, Vancouver, Rain, Snow, Weather Systems Vancouver: So, it looks like British Columbia is in for a bit of a weather shake-up … Read more
Underwater Volcano Off West Coast May Erupt by End of 2025 Axial Seamount, a volcano off Oregon, shows signs of potential eruption before 2025, raising interest among researchers and locals alike Science Axial Seamount, Oregon, Volcano, Eruption, Earthquakes Oregon: There’s some buzz about Axial Seamount, a big underwater volcano sitting about 480 kilometers off the … Read more
Dangerous Travel Ahead with Multi-Day Snow Squalls in Ontario Ontario faces severe snow squalls, risking up to 60 cm of snow, making travel extremely hazardous this weekend Weather Ontario, Snow Squalls, Travel, Weather Alerts, GTA Ontario: Winter is back with a bang! We’re in for some serious snow this January. While there aren’t any big … Read more
Syrian Refugee Family Reflects on Nearly a Decade in Canada A Syrian family shares their journey of hope and resilience after nearly ten years of rebuilding their lives in Canada World Edmonton, Syria, Refugees, Asylum, Family, Community Edmonton: Amani Shamseddin finds it tough to talk about her life in Syria. It’s been almost ten years … Read more