The last few days have been agonizing, said Kendrah Wong, as she mourns for her son, who was killed in a dog attack earlier this week in south Edmonton. Kache Grist, 11, was a creative boy with a wild imagination, who liked to draw and make his own plushies, Wong …
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Ford delays start of EV production at Ontario plant until 2027
Ford Motor Co. is delaying the start of electric vehicle production at its plant in Oakville, Ont., by two years. The U.S. automaker had planned to start production at the plant, which employs 2,700 workers, in 2025 and is pushing that back to 2027.Spokesperson says layoffs will be associated with …
Read More »Disney wins proxy fight vs activists
NEW YORK CITY: Disney’s leadership prevailed on Wednesday in a high-profile and costly proxy contest against activist investors who had sought to shake up the company’s board over concerns about successorship planning. The entertainment giant said its full slate of 12 company nominees had been reelected by a “substantial margin,” …
Read More »Delete history: Pornhub changed the world, but its empire faces a reckoning
Since Pornhub was founded by Montreal university students in 2007, it has completely transformed how people make and access porn online. Now, the landscape of the adult industry is changing again, and this time, Pornhub is the site facing pressure to adapt. Montreal-founded site that transformed online porn is now …
Read More »Now that bird flu is spreading among cows, scientists worry where H5N1 will jump next
Bird flu outbreaks among U.S. cattle are a new twist in a growing global crisis. And it could be a harbinger of more species-jumps to come, including the rising possibility of H5N1 appearing in livestock like pigs — which scientists warn could help this virus better adapt to humans, too. …
Read More »People are fed up with Loblaw stores’ rising prices. Would a boycott accomplish anything?
A growing group of Canadians are organizing a boycott of Loblaw companies for May. But it means blacklisting much more than just grocery stores. The company's reach extends far beyond groceries It may very well have started with a tweet about $37 chicken breasts. Or it could have been the …
Read More »Trudeau is courting Gen Z and millennials — even as they turn to rival parties
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the upcoming federal budget will focus on helping younger Canadians who feel squeezed on housing and affordability — but polls suggest those voters are already turning to opposition parties. Prime minister says budget will help younger Canadians with housing, affordability. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says …
Read More »Judge rejects Donald Trump’s bid to have classified documents prosecution tossed
A federal judge on Thursday rejected Donald Trump’s argument that the case accusing the former U.S. president of illegally holding onto classified documents should be tossed out because he viewed the material as his personal records. Former president and 2024 Republican presidential candidate argued documents were personal records. A federal …
Read More »Schools closed, nearly 300,000 without power as spring storm rolls through Quebec
All schools under the English Montreal School Board, the Lester B. Pearson School Board and the Sir Wilfrid Laurier School Board are closed due to a mixture of snow and power outages. More than 281,000 Hydro-Québec customers in the dark, with 73,000 in Montreal. A spring storm bringing heavy, wet …
Read More »Some border crossings beef up staffing for eclipse, warn travellers not to stop and snap pics
Tunnel and bridge linking Windsor and Detroit are adding more staff because of the eclipse. The Blue Water Bridge says it’s ‘strictly prohibited’ to slow or stop your vehicle and try to snap a pic of the eclipse while approaching or on the crossing. Officials say it’s ‘strictly prohibited’ to …
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