- NewsElianna Lev
When you don't need to bother with travel insurance
The recent news of Canadians getting ill abroad highlights the importance of getting travel insurance. But there are some situations when it's not needed.
- NewsElianna Lev
Should Greta Thunberg's climate change message be taught to elementary school students?
Some feel that the teen is too young to be a crusader for climate change and are critical that someone who hasn’t finished high school has taken on the cause.
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
Trump's impeachment: What do you think of the decision?
On Wednesday evening, in a historic moment in American politics, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to impeach president Donald Trump.
- NewsElianna Lev
What to know when crossing the U.S. border over the holidays
Earlier this year, the Canada-U.S. Preclearance Agreement went into effect, meaning Canadians should be aware of certain changes when crossing the border.
- NewsElianna Lev
Ottawa Tim Hortons takes down sign asking customers to leave after 30 minutes
An Ottawa Tim Hortons is back-peddling after it posted a sign that warned customers they would be trespassing if they stayed longer than 30 minutes.
- NewsTori Floyd
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.
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
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.
- NewsElianna Lev
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?
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
Should Canada get rid of Daylight Saving Time?
This weekend, much of Canada will be “falling back” to conclude Daylight Saving Time (DST), prompting some to question if the process is even necessary.
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
Who won the election debates? Canadians may have changed views on leaders
This week, Canada’s six federal party leaders participated in English and French debates, the final opportunity to question each other on their platforms and promises before Canadians head to the polls.
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
Trudeau 'doesn’t have the courage' to stand up to Trump: Canada's federal party leaders duel in French debate
On Thursday evening, all six federal party leaders participated in a French debate to continue to discuss core issues facing Canadians ahead of the Oct. 21 election.
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
Andrew Scheer sparks new friendship with Justin Trudeau's cargo plane on Twitter
Liberal leader Justin Trudeau boards his campaign plane in Ottawa on Sunday, September 29, 2019. It looks like leader of the Conservative Party and Justin Trudeau’s cargo plane have established a mutual friendship. On Wednesday, Andrew Scheer tweeted a message to the unofficial Twitter account of the Liberal Party leader’s second plane.
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
What do you think of the 'Joker' film controversy?
As people around the world hit the theatres to check out the film Joker, critics and audience members alike are questioning whether its dark premise and aggressive presentation can actually be “dangerous” for people to see.
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
'Debate stunt': Conservatives target Trudeau with 'hidden home tax' document
Just hours before the English debate with all six federal party leaders, the Liberal party released a statement accusing the Conservatives of a “planned debate stunt.”
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
Canada federal election debate: What issue is the most important to you?
Canadians are waiting to see who will come out on top in Canada’s first election debate with all the party leaders in attendance.
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
Do you trust Andrew Scheer to be Canada's next prime minister?
On Thursday, The Globe and Mail revealed that Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer is a dual Canada-U.S. citizen, which became a particularly interesting fact as Scheer criticized former governor-general Michaëlle Jean for not giving up her French citizenship back in 2005.
- NewsElianna Lev
B.C. police void senior's controversial 'distracted driving' ticket
A septuagenarian in B.C. was issued a ticket for having her cell phone visible while charging in her vehicle’s cup holder.
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
'Darkening your face...is always unacceptable': Justin Trudeau apologizes to Canadians for brownface, blackface images
Justin Trudeau continues to ask for Canadians’ forgiveness after three instances of the Liberal party leader in blackface and brownface makeup emerged Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
The moments you missed in Canada's first election debate: Which leader won?
On Thursday evening, federal NDP, Conservative and Green Party leaders participated in the first debate of the 2019 election campaign, hosted by Maclean’s and Citytv.
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
Tell us: Do you trust Conservative leader Andrew Scheer?
After the official federal election campaign began on Wednesday, Conservative leader Andrew Scheer called for Justin Trudeau to stop lying, tell the truth and stop covering up his role in the SNC-Lavalin scandal. Since Andrew Scheer has raised questions about Justin Trudeau’s trustworthiness, do you trust the Conservative leader?
- NewsOlivia Bowden
How do you think the RCMP handled the B.C. fugitives case?
Following the announcement that the bodies of Bryer Schmegelsky, 18, and Kam McLeod, 19, were found, many are commenting on the abilities of the RCMP.
- NewsElianna Lev
Could magic mushrooms be the next drug legalized in Canada?
With recreational cannabis now legalized, a Vancouver dispensary is now pushing forward with selling 'magic mushrooms' in microdoses.
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
Scam alert: Debit card swap is costing Canadians thousands of dollars
Several debit card fraud incidents have been reported in Canada recently, particularly in the Toronto area.
- NewsElisabetta Bianchini
Federal election 2019: What would make you change your vote?
Many Canadians may not be totally sold on the federal party they plan to vote for in October, but there are already some core issues that have been identified as key items that could sway voting intention as we get closer to election day.
NewsAssociated PressStreet-level drug dealing behind Mexico resort killings
MEXICO CITY (AP) — Mexican authorities say that street-level drug dealing was probably the motive behind the killing of seven men in the Caribbean coast resort city of Playa del Carmen.
