The Weeknd — Abel Tesfaye Official Instagram Photo NEW YORK: The Weeknd appears to be making good on his recently expressed desire to transition back to his given name, Abel Tesfaye, after soaring to stardom under his globally known stage moniker. On Monday the Canadian artist behind the smash “Blinding …
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New national data shows the number of Canadian teenagers regularly using e-cigarettes ranks among the highest in the world, and experts say a lack of action from the federal government and the widespread availability of flavoured vapes is fuelling a growing crisis. Almost 1 in 4 older Canadian high school …
Read More »Winnipeg school’s Pride flag stolen days after LGBT, Indigenous books taken from teacher’s classroom
A Winnipeg school was left shaken after its Pride flag was stolen just days after several books that covered LGBT and Indigenous themes were taken from a teacher’s classroom. Whoever took flag also left anonymous note ‘full of hate’ at Riverbend Community School, principal says. A Winnipeg school was left …
Read More »ER physicians’ letter describes ‘crisis’ at B.C. hospital that’s leaving patients suffering
Dozens of physicians at the busiest emergency room in B.C. have released a scathing letter describing an unrelenting “crisis” at the department due to ongoing overcrowding and understaffing. Letter says physicians speaking out about overcrowding, understaffing after health-care leaders would not. Dozens of physicians working inside the busiest emergency room …
Read More »‘A really very big deal for us’: 3 Mi’kmaw First Nations excited about moderate livelihood fisheries
Three Mi’kmaw communities are celebrating their dramatically increased roles in the lobster fishery around Cape Breton Island this spring. Potlotek, We’koqma’q and Eskasoni are sharing 4,600 lobster traps around Cape Breton. Three Mi’kmaw communities are celebrating their dramatically increased roles in the lobster fishery around Cape Breton Island this spring. …
Read More »Summer heat continues in B.C., thunderstorm risk elevates wildfire fears
We’re only at the midway point of May, but conditions continue to be summer-like across B.C. This week, the trend will continue for parts of the province, likely to worsen the wildfire situation with a thunderstorm and dry lightning risk Tuesday and Wednesday. Rising freezing levels continue to melt the …
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Attaining and keeping a healthy weight plays a significant role in health and wellbeing. The goal is to keep body mass index (BMI), an indicator of body fat based on height and weight, within the normal range, to look and feel healthy, and even prevent and control diseases and conditions …
Read More »A fresh perspective at Crate and Barrel
Quality, craft and timeless design meet a fresh perspective at Crate and Barrel. The brand’s new arrivals exude with vibrant earthy hues, natural woods and clean lines, designed for long-lasting beauty. The look this season is inspired by the lifestyle and natural beauty of the coast. Think laid-back vibes with …
Read More »As Canada considers ban on plastic produce labels, this company makes paper and compostable ones
A manufacturer near Windsor, Ont., has been making paper produce labels for over 20 years and recently started developing fully compostable ones, at a time when Canada is weighing banning plastic produce stickers. Lakeshore, Ont., developer says easy way to spot plastic labels is if they’re hard to rip. Ontario …
Read More »More than 30 birds found dead at Suncor oilsands tailings ponds sites
The Alberta Energy Regulator says a total of 32 dead waterfowl have been found at two separate oilsands tailings ponds operated by Suncor Energy Inc. Birds were found between May 8 and May 13 at 2 locations. The Alberta Energy Regulator says a total of 32 dead waterfowl have been …
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