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Canada’s big banks aren’t doing enough to reduce their carbon footprint and they could be kicked out of the United Nations’ (UN) Net Zero Club, Greenpeace Canada says in a new report released on Wednesday. In an analysis document entitled
A deadly poison contaminated with ginger powder, used particularly in Asian cuisine, would have caused 11 patients in Ontario. “The recalled product is sold in Alberta, British Columbia, Ontario and Quebec and may have been distributed in other provinces and
One of two suspects in Sunday’s attacks in Canada has died and his body was found at one of the sites where the killings took place, police said Monday. Damien Sanderson’s body wore several “visible injuries“The other suspect, her brother
Seeing canoeist Sophia Jensen on the podium at the Junior and U23 World Championships has become routine over time. As in 2021, the Chelsea athlete will leave Hungary with four medals, she who finished the world with Alix Plomteux with
At least ten people died and fifteen were injured in knife attacks in two remote locations in Canada on Sunday. Two suspects are actively sought. Two attacks in two cities. Ten people were stabbed to death in the James Smith
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made the following statement on Labor Day today: “Today, on Labor Day, we celebrate the Canadian workers who are the cornerstones of our communities and our economy. “It is our people who built this country. Our
Americans seem to have trouble digesting this their third consecutive defeat against their northern neighborsso much so that forward Abby Roque slammed the Canadians for appearing in Sunday’s Women’s Ice Hockey World Championship finals. Minutes after beating Spine 2-1 in
That Russia impose penalties 25 US citizens including American actors Sean Penn and Ben Stiller in response to US sanctions. This emerges from a press release published on Monday by the Russian Foreign Ministry. “As a countermeasure to the ever-expanding
MONTREAL — A special poor air quality bulletin was issued Monday morning by Environment Canada for eastern British Columbia and most parts of Alberta. The smoke from uncontrolled forest fires reduces the air quality with a high proportion of fine
Canada appears to have made little progress on workplace safety in recent years. For example, no fewer than 12 work-related fatalities have occurred at Suncor’s oil sands facilities since 2014, a total that surpasses any competitor. That poor record is