88 New Appointees Announced for the Order of Canada Governor General Mary Simon has appointed 88 notable Canadians to the Order of Canada, recognizing their significant contributions. Politics Order Of Canada, Appointees, Ottawa, Canada, Governor General Ottawa: So, guess what? Governor General Mary Simon just announced a fresh batch of 88 new appointees to the … Read more
Snowfall Warnings Across the Prairies, 20 cm Expected for Travelers Travelers in the Prairies face challenging conditions as snowfall warnings predict up to 20 cm of snow, impacting visibility and road safety. Weather Prairies, Canada, Snowfall, Travel, Weather Warnings Calgary: So, there’s a big snowfall warning for the Prairies right now. They’re saying we could … Read more
Patrick J. Adams Finds Healing in Watching ‘Suits’ but Struggles with New Work Patrick J. Adams shares his mixed feelings about revisiting ‘Suits’ while promoting his new film, ‘Young Werther’ Entertainment Patrick J. Adams, Suits, Young Werther, Troian Bellisario, Beverly Hills, USA Beverly Hills: So, Patrick J. Adams has been diving back into his old … Read more
Trudeau Reflects After Freeland’s Resignation, Says Liberal Minister Prime Minister Trudeau is taking time to reflect following Freeland’s resignation, as calls for his leadership grow among Liberals Politics Justin Trudeau, Chrystia Freeland, Liberal Party, Canada, Ottawa Ottawa: So, it looks like Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is taking a moment to think things over after Chrystia … Read more
Munich Olympics Massacre Through the Eyes of Sports Broadcasters The film ‘September 5’ explores the Munich Olympics tragedy from a broadcaster’s perspective, highlighting the chaos and ethical dilemmas faced. Culture Munich, Germany, Olympics, September 5, Media, Broadcasting Munich: So, there’s this new film called “September 5” that dives into the chaos of the 1972 Munich … Read more
Inside the Control Room During the Munich Olympics Massacre A new film explores the harrowing events of the Munich Olympics hostage crisis World Munich, Germany, Olympics, Hostage Crisis, Media, September 5 Munich: So, there’s this new film called “September 5” that dives into the chaos of the 1972 Olympics. It all started when a group … Read more
Canada Extends Net-Zero Electricity Goal to 2050 with New Rules The Canadian government has revised its net-zero electricity target to 2050, responding to provincial concerns about feasibility. Politics Canada, Ottawa, Net-Zero, Electricity, Greenhouse Gas Emissions, Alberta, Saskatchewan Ottawa: So, the Canadian government just decided to push back its net-zero electricity target to 2050. They were … Read more
December Weather Returns to Ontario with Cold Air and Snowfall Southern Ontario braces for a return of winter weather with snowfall and plunging temperatures expected this week Weather Ontario, Canada, Snowfall, Cold Weather, GTA Toronto: After a little break from the snow and cold, southern Ontario is gearing up for a wintry comeback starting Wednesday. … Read more
Canadians to Enjoy Tax-Free Disability Benefits Under New Proposal The Canadian government plans to exempt disability benefits from income tax, easing financial burdens for recipients across the country Politics Ottawa, Canada, Disability Benefits, Income Tax, Legislation Ottawa: The Canadian government is gearing up to introduce a new law that would make the Canada Disability Benefit … Read more
Weirdest Cloud in Canadian History Explained by Science A bizarre cloud formation in British Columbia has sparked curiosity, revealing fascinating atmospheric science behind its unique appearance. Science British Columbia, Cloud Formation, Weather, Atmospheric Science Comox: On December 14, a strange cloud appeared over British Columbia’s coast after a windstorm. It looked like something out of … Read more