Quebec Murderer Seeks Transfer to Women’s Prison Amid Ongoing Review A convicted Quebec murderer is currently in a men’s prison as officials review his request for a transfer to a women’s facility Crime Montreal, Quebec, Canada, Murder, Prison, Gender Identity MONTREAL: A Quebec man, Mohamad Al Ballouz, was convicted of a horrific crime. He murdered … Read more
Elliott Heffernan Talks Fun Surprises of Movie Fame After Blitz Elliott Heffernan shares his experiences of fame and support from co-star Saoirse Ronan after his debut in the film Blitz Entertainment Elliott Heffernan, Blitz, Saoirse Ronan, London, UK London: Elliott Heffernan is the breakout star of the film Blitz. He’s been nominated for a Critics … Read more
Snowy Weekend Ahead in Southern Ontario; Travel Plans Should Adjust Travelers in southern Ontario should prepare for snow at the start and end of the weekend, impacting road conditions and plans. Weather Southern Ontario, Toronto, Snow, Travel, Weather Forecast Toronto: If you’re planning to hit the road this weekend, keep an eye on the weather. … Read more
Man Builds Outdoor Hockey Rink with Help from Internet Search A Halifax man shares how he used online resources to create a backyard hockey rink for his family and friends to enjoy this winter Sports Halifax, Canada, Hockey, DIY, Winter Sports Halifax: The internet can be a lifesaver for DIY projects, right? Just ask Chuck … Read more
University of Alberta Refreshes DEI Policy, Now Called ACB The University of Alberta has rebranded its DEI policy to ACB, focusing on access, community, and belonging after extensive consultations. Education Edmonton, Canada, Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, University of Alberta Edmonton: The University of Alberta is shaking things up a bit. They’ve decided to rename their diversity, … Read more
Quebec Planes and Crews Join Forces to Combat L.A. Wildfires Two Quebec water bombers are aiding in the fight against devastating wildfires in Los Angeles, California, as the situation escalates. World Quebec, California, Los Angeles, Wildfires, Firefighting MONTREAL: So, here’s the scoop. Two water bombers from Quebec are in California right now, helping tackle those … Read more
Skyscanner Reveals 10 Budget-Friendly Travel Spots for Canadians Under $700 Skyscanner’s latest findings highlight affordable travel options for Canadians, with flights costing less than $700 to exciting destinations. Lifestyle Skyscanner, Budget Travel, Canada, Fort Myers, St. John’s, Turin, Boston, Montreal, Montego Bay, Berlin, San Jose, Ponta Delgada, Madrid Toronto: You know how planning a vacation … Read more
Stalled Low Keeps Atlantic Canada Under a Blanket of Snow A stubborn weather pattern leaves Atlantic Canada buried in snow, with more on the way Weather Atlantic Canada, Newfoundland, Labrador, Moncton, PEI, Snow, Storm St. John’s: This week, Atlantic Canada is really feeling the winter blues. A strong blocking pattern is keeping the region under … Read more
Inundated: Another 20 cm of Snow Possible for Ontario Cities Southern Ontario braces for more snow as warnings remain in effect, making travel hazardous Weather London, Ontario, Canada, Snow Squalls, Travel London: Southern Ontario is really getting hit hard with snow right now. Another round of snow squalls is causing closures and making travel tricky. … Read more
How Justin Trudeau Captured the Zeitgeist and Lost It Over Time Trudeau’s rise and fall reflect changing public sentiment and political dynamics Politics Justin Trudeau, Canada, Youth Vote, Political Scandals, Liberal Party TORONTO: Remember when Justin Trudeau was the cool prime minister? Back in 2015, he was everywhere—Vogue, Marvel comics, and even on “The Daily … Read more