11 Unknown Facts About Fast-Food Restaurants That Only Their Employees Know
People love fast food mostly because it’s tasty, fast, and relatively cheap. McDonald’s alone feeds 68 million people around the world every day.
4 federal candidates accused of Indigenous identity appropriation by Halifax academic
A Halifax academic is questioning the claims of Indigenous identity by several federal election candidates. Darryl Leroux, an associate professor of social justice and communities studies at…
Liberals, Tories, NDP target seat that Jagmeet Singh once held provincially
Rajesh Randeria stands outside his two-storey house in his upper middle-class neighbourhood of Brampton Ont., as two election campaign soldiers for the local Conservative candidate drive up…
How much hate crime does Canada have? Without a standard definition, no one knows for sure
This story is part of an ongoing series examining the nature of hate in Canada: how it manifests, spreads and thrives and how Canadian institutions, law enforcement…
Football News : Premier League title race Why Liverpool lead looks ominous for Man City – Alan Shearer analysis
Football News It is only the start of October, but Liverpool's eight-point lead at the top of the table already looks ominous for Manchester City. Yes, City's…
Breaking news: President Donald Trump on Monday lost a federal court battle aimed at keeping a New York
President Donald Trump on Monday lost a federal court battle aimed at keeping a New York prosecutor from examining his tax returns for a criminal investigation, as…
Why is this online banking security feature common in other countries, but not Canada?
Google offers it, some video games require it, but three of Canada's big five banks don't even want to talk about two-factor authentication (2FA), an extra layer…
Where are the voters that leaders need to reach in tonight’s debate?
Tonight's debate between the six major federal party leaders might be their best — and last — opportunity to move the needle in a campaign that has…
Trans Mountain pipeline: Why some First Nations want to stop it — and others want to own it
Mike LeBourdais bases on top of the Trans Hill pipe where it goes across under his land. If anybody understands exactly how debatable as well as polarizing…
Why the opioid situation isn’t a larger government political election
Why the opioid situation isn't a larger government political election problem This is a passage from Consultation, a regular summary of diverse as well as under-the-radar health…
‘Recognizing injury’: Program shows doctors the prejudices Indigenous females experience
An online training program is intending to educate health-care experts regarding bias Native women might experience as highlighted by allegations of present persuaded sterilizations.Dr. Naana Jumah, an…