Travel Conditions Deteriorate as Snow Hits Southern Ontario Friday Southern Ontario faces winter weather advisories as snow impacts travel, causing delays and hazardous conditions for commuters this Friday Weather Southern Ontario, Snow, Travel, Weather Advisory, GTA Toronto: Winter weather is making a mess of things in southern Ontario. A band of lake-effect snow is hitting … Read more
Canada’s Come-and-Go Winter Will Regroup and Return for January Canada’s winter is set to return with colder temperatures in January after a mild holiday season Weather Canada, Winter, January, Cold Weather, El Niño Toronto: This winter in Canada has been a bit of a tease. It kicked off with a bang, but then it seemed … Read more
Trudeau Prepares Cabinet Shuffle Ahead of Trump Presidency and Election Justin Trudeau is set to shuffle his cabinet, responding to recent losses and gearing up for the upcoming election year Politics Justin Trudeau, Cabinet Shuffle, Canada, Donald Trump, Election 2025 OTTAWA: So, Trudeau’s making some big moves today. He’s shuffling his cabinet at Rideau Hall, … Read more
Justin Trudeau to Shuffle His Cabinet Today Amidst Changes Prime Minister Trudeau is set to shuffle his cabinet today to address recent challenges and fill key positions in his government Politics Justin Trudeau, Cabinet Shuffle, Canada, Chrystia Freeland, Montreal Ottawa: So, Justin Trudeau is shaking things up today with a cabinet shuffle. It’s about time, … Read more
Survivor 47 Star Genevieve Mushaluk Overwhelmed by Technology Genevieve Mushaluk shares her struggles with technology after returning home from Survivor 47, feeling overwhelmed by everyday life. Entertainment Genevieve Mushaluk, Survivor 47, Winnipeg, Reality TV, Technology Winnipeg: So, Genevieve Mushaluk, the Canadian lawyer from Survivor 47, is back home and feeling a bit out of sorts. … Read more
Alberta’s Chief Actuary Report Lacks Pension Plan Estimate Alberta awaits a clear estimate from the chief actuary on its pension plan share amid ongoing discussions about leaving the Canada Pension Plan Politics Alberta, Canada, Pension Plan, Danielle Smith, Canada Pension Plan EDMONTON: So, the Alberta government just got some feedback from Canada’s chief actuary about … Read more
Canada’s Emissions Decrease Last Year, Still Short of Paris Goals Canada saw a drop in emissions last year, but it remains far from meeting its Paris Agreement targets for 2030 Politics Canada, Emissions, Greenhouse Gases, Paris Agreement, Climate Change, Ottawa Ottawa: So, guess what? Canada actually managed to cut its greenhouse gas emissions last year … Read more
Toronto’s Frigid Weekend Could Score a Surprisingly Rare Feat Toronto braces for a bitterly cold weekend, with temperatures nearing -20°C, a rare December occurrence since 2017 Weather Toronto, Canada, Cold Weather, December, Arctic Air Toronto: It’s about to get really cold in the city. A blast of Arctic air is rolling in, and it’s bringing … Read more
Survivor 47 Star Genevieve Mushaluk Overwhelmed by Technology Genevieve Mushaluk shares her struggles with technology after returning home from Survivor 47, feeling overwhelmed by everyday life. Entertainment Genevieve Mushaluk, Survivor 47, Winnipeg, Reality TV, Technology Winnipeg: Genevieve Mushaluk, a contestant on Survivor 47, had quite the experience on the show. Even though she didn’t win … Read more
U.S. Government Shutdown May Disrupt Weather Forecasting Services A potential government shutdown could hinder vital weather forecasting and data services, impacting disaster preparedness and response efforts. Politics Weather, Government Shutdown, NOAA, Disaster Preparedness, United States Washington, D.C.: The U.S. government is on the brink of a shutdown if new funding isn’t approved by midnight on … Read more