Amal Zeidan’s family member was a Palestinian paramedic who was murdered trying to save lives amid war. Zeidan is one of many Canadians reacting to the Canadian government’s statements about the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict and latest news from the region. “The views of Canadian leaders and politicians are completely biased …
Read More »MPs block Conservative attempts to probe CBC coverage of Hamas attacks
Bloc Québécois, NDP and most Liberal MPs on the House of Commons public accounts committee voted Tuesday to shut down debate on a Conservative motion that would have prompted a study of the CBC’s coverage of the ongoing Israel-Hamas conflict. CBC News language guide says use of the word terrorism …
Read More »Ex-wife of ISIS fighter convicted in death of James Foley and other hostages says she was ‘oblivious’
A Canadian woman whose marriage to a notorious ISIS fighter linked to the abduction, torture and beheading of Western hostages is being made public for the first time says she was “oblivious to what was going on” when she lived with him in Syria. Dure Ahmed appeared in Brampton, Ont., …
Read More »NHL providing PWHL with knowledge and experience, but not financial support
The NHL and PWHL have been working together ahead of the league’s expected launch in January 2024, with the NHL sharing advice and helping plan special events and games. But NHL executive Susan Cohig confirmed it’s not a financial relationship. Collaboration between leagues could also include PWHL games in NHL …
Read More »UP turns back La Salle, keeps perfect record
At a Glance Gerry Abadiano led the way as University of the Philippines turned back De La Salle, 67-64, to remain as the only unscathed team in the first round of the UAAP Season 86 men’s basketball tournament on Wednesday, Oct. 18, at the Mall of Asia Arena in Pasay …
Read More »Police identify woman killed in stabbing in Toronto’s west end
Toronto police have identified a woman who died after a shooting in the city’s west end Sunday. Officers were initially called to an address on Davenport Road, near St. Clair Avenue West and Old Weston Road, around 10:30 p.m. Police say they found a man with a knife, and he …
Read More »Let’s talk about hair, the professional way
Our hair, often lovingly referred to as our “Crowning Glory,” is more than a physical attribute; it’s a powerful tool for self-expression, boosting our confidence and allowing us to feel our best. Regardless of its texture, thickness, or color, our hair plays an essential role in defining our identity. Embracing …
Read More »Facing a tough market, Canadian pot producers are diversifying — into orchids, beer and veggies
Over the five years since cannabis was legalized in Canada, producers have faced restrictive market factors like packaging and tax rules. As the industry continues its slow crawl toward profitability, many are now heavily focusing on other parts of their companies to protect themselves from further upheaval. Edmonton-based Aurora Cannabis …
Read More »Responsible AI policy and course for educators, students, associates
The De La Salle-College of Saint Benilde (DLS-CSB) has formulated an AI Tool Usage Policy to govern the responsible utilization of AI features. This policy safeguards the integrity of the college’s creative programs, personal records, and educational partnerships in light of the proliferation of AI tools in academic institutions. In …
Read More »B.C. man who killed pregnant wife in 2006 granted full parole
WARNING: This story contains graphic details of intimate partner violence. The Parole Board of Canada has granted full parole to Mukhtiar Singh Panghali, a former B.C. high school teacher who strangled his pregnant wife and burned her body in 2006. Panghali was initially sentenced to life in prison in 2011, …
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