Communities mark Indigenous Peoples’ Day – National
OTTAWA – Events are being held across the country to mark the 30th National Indigenous Peoples’ Day on Sunday — a day meant to honour the culture, histories and contributions…
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Why smaller weddings are making a comeback: ‘They want to buy a house’ – National
As the heightened cost of living weighs on Canadian households, some wedding planners and vendors say they’ve noticed a shift with their clients who are scaling back their plans with…
Tanmaxxing: Why tanning is making a comeback despite the health risks – National
If you’re a parent or grandparent, you might be noticing a trend this summer — more young adults are spending time deliberately tanning, despite the health risks. Search traffic for…
United Airlines can kick you off a flight if you don’t wear headphones – National
United Airlines has rewritten elements of its contract of carriage policy to reduce noise pollution in its cabins without limiting the use of personal electronics. The airline now requires all…
New café offers taste of Quebec independence
MONTREAL – When you walk into the Club Pays coffee shop in Montreal, the first thing you see are the posters with Quebec sovereignty slogans plastered on every wall. Complete…
‘Admin nights’ an antidote to procrastination while catching up with friends
For Chloe Ng, catching up on bills or researching a potential career change after an eight-hour work day felt like drudgery — often leading to procrastination instead. With a growing…
Almost 40% of Canadian youth blow past recommended screen time: data – National
A newly released Statistics Canada study has found that nearly 40 per cent of Canadian youth appear to be exceeding screen time recommendations. The study analyzed Canadian youth cohorts in…
73% of Canadians say ‘many’ stay in relationships for finances: survey – National
A newly released survey by H&R Block Canada suggests that financial circumstances can be part of why Canadians stay in relationships. The data found that 73 per cent of Canadians…
Should Canada ban youth from social media? 75% say yes in new poll – National
Since Australia became the first country to ban social media for kids under 16 years old in November 2024, it appears that Canadians say they would support a similar law…
Toys ‘R’ Us Canada not playing around in various battles over its trademarks
Toys “R” Us Canada is battling tech giant Acer Inc., a Calgary swingers club and a Russian business over trademarks the struggling retailer says will cause confusion with its own branding. The toy…
Liberal convention will debate social media, AI chatbot ban for kids – National
Potential social media and AI chatbot bans for Canadian children and youth are expected to be proposed at the Liberal party policy convention underway in Montreal. Out of the 24…
A Canadian youth social media ban would be complicated, experts say
Members of the Liberal party voted in favour of setting 16 as the age for Canadians to be able to use social media accounts at the federal policy convention on…
Alberta expected to make switch to daylight saving time permanent
The Alberta government is expected to take steps this week to permanently make the switch to daylight saving time. Government sources have confirmed to Global News that making the move…
Do Tight Bras Increase Breast Cancer Risk Experts Explain
Do Tight Bras Increase Breast Cancer Risk? Experts Explain Have you ever wondered if wearing tight bras could be harmful to your health? More specifically, does it increase your risk…