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Former McDonald’s employee becomes online hero after extra nugget confession
A former McDonald’s worker who confessed to a simple act of kindness is being praised as “The Robin Hood of McNuggets” on social media.
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B.C. McDonald's employee told not to use bilingual greeting
An employee working the drive-thru of a Victoria McDonald’s was told by his manager to stop greeting customers in English and French.
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Victoria Police catch phone scammer in the act
Constable Rutherford of the Victoria Police got a call from a phone scammer, and shared a video of how to handle it.
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Toronto police urge public to 'immediately' hang up on scam phone calls
The Toronto Police Service is warning the public about an ongoing telephone scam where fraudsters claim to be representatives from a government department or police agency.
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B.C. mom takes school district to court over smudging practice
A mother in the Port Alberni school district is taking the district to court after her children had to attend a smudging demonstration.
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Costco warns of fake coupon being circulated online
That $75 off coupon being shared online — yeah, it's a fake, the company has confirmed.
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Government urges Canadians to 'avoid all non-essential travel' to Bolivia
The Canadian government has issued a travel advisory for Bolivia due to safety and security concerns during protests in the country.
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UBC professor under fire for Remembrance Day tweet criticizing frat
A professor in B.C. is being called out for her belief that more inclusive groups than a fraternity should have participated in a wreath-laying ceremony.
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Should you spend your money on a Disney+ subscription?
In the world of entertainment, heavy hitter Disney has now launched its own streaming service in Canada, Disney+, and it’s expected to give popular competitors like Netflix and Amazon Prime Video a run for their money.
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Warming up your car can lead to theft, fuel waste
With the mercury below zero across much of the country, the age-old question is being asked: do you need to warm up your car before driving in winter?
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Nunavut government hit by ransomware attack
The government of Nunavut is the latest high profile administration to be the target of ransomware. CNN reports that in the last year, there’s been more than 100 attacks on hospitals, police stations and government offices. Ransomware is software written specifically to take control of, and take files
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Scammers 'don’t think it’s a big deal': Expert reveals how people get duped online
Whether on email or over the phone, most people have come into contact with a fraudster of some kind. One man in the U.S., known as Pleasant Green on YouTube, is facing these scammers head on.
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'Worried for the safety of other passengers': Ontario mother speaks out after special needs son is kicked off Swoop flight
Canadians airline Swoop is facing criticism after it was revealed that a special needs man was removed from a flight from Hamilton, Ont., to Fort Lauderdale, Florida.
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A personal promise led Elizabeth May to resign from Green Party
For the first time in 13 years, Elizabeth May will no longer be the leader of the Green Party of Canada.
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New book 'The Billionaire Murders' reveals new information on the investigation into the Barry and Honey Sherman deaths
A Toronto journalist who reported on the Barry and Honey Sherman murders, including its troubled investigation, has released a book titled “The Billionaire Murders” documenting the mysterious deaths.
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Shoppers Drug Mart warns of phone scammers
The pharmacy is warning customers against fraudsters who are using the name Shoppers Drug Mart to get customers to share information.
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Some Canadians spooked by suggestion to move Halloween
Some cities are choosing to move Halloween to a different day due to the weather this year -- do you think it's a good idea?
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Creepy Halloween displays in Canada: Delight or fright?
Halloween is meant to titillate and frighten. But could some displays have gone too far?
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What Canadians are saying about 'racist' incident at Shoppers Drug Mart
After a video posted to social media of a woman yelling at Shoppers Drug Mart employees in Burnaby, B.C., went viral, many Canadians are weighing in on what caused the incident and how they feel about it.
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Yahoo Mail reimagines the inbox of the future
We’re rolling out a series of new products and features to help you get more of what you love -- and first up is the new Yahoo Mail app. In the era of internet and inbox overload, it helps you keep your inbox organized so you can better organize your life.
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'Speak English in Canada': B.C. woman's 'racist' tirade at Shoppers Drug Mart
A video posted on Facebook shows a woman in Burnaby, B.C. yelling “extremely rude and racist” remarks at several local Shoppers Drug Mart employees.
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Vancouver cemetery to allow strangers to share burial plots
Vancouver city council has approved Mountain View Cemetery to allow multiple burials per plot.
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Nunavut grocery store faces heat for food dumped in landfill
A grocery store in Nunavut is facing criticism after it tossed food that was deemed edible into a landfill, rather than donate it to a local food bank.
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Police warn of phone scammers posing as officers
The person on the line then poses as a police officer, and relays a fake badge number.
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Should a party leader resign if faced with election defeat?
Even though Conservatives won the popular vote on Monday night’s election, and gained more seats than last election, many Canadians still think the party’s leader Andrew Scheer should resign.
