South Korea air force jets mistakenly drop bombs on homes, injuring 15

Anne Smith, a 64-year-old mother of four, has been suffering from debilitating symptoms for over two decades, including constant brain swelling and excruciating vibrations, which she believes are linked to amphetamines in diet pills she took in the 1980s. Despite unsuccessful treatments in Canada, Smith is now seeking approval from OHIP for out-of-country treatment in the United States to address her neurological issues, worsened by her type 2 diabetes. With support from physicians and careful...

The article discusses the presence of dog adoption posters in Toronto's public transit system, specifically on TTC vehicles. The posters aim to raise awareness about adopting dogs in need of homes. This initiative highlights the importance of pet adoption and encourages commuters to consider giving a loving home to a shelter dog. Full Article

A TTC passenger was stabbed after an altercation on a bus, as shown in a video that failed to load. The incident occurred on a TTC bus, resulting in a stabbing following an altercation between passengers. The video capturing the incident was unavailable at the time of viewing. Full Article

W. Graeme Roustan, executive chairman of Roustan Hockey Ltd., is concerned about potential 25% tariffs on Canadian imports imposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, which could impact his Brantford-based hockey stick manufacturing facility. With 40% of business in the U.S., Roustan worries about the effects on sales and consumer behavior, particularly regarding Christian and Northland brands that are popular among American customers. The uncertainty surrounding the tariffs has led to complications in customer orders and...

The 45th federal election campaign in Canada is intensifying, with a flood of information and potential disinformation. As fake news, deepfakes, and foreign interference loom large, vigilance is crucial on social media feeds. Stay alert for misleading content and take action to combat misinformation. Full Article

Canada's politicians target the middle class with promises of tax cuts, but the definition of middle class has evolved, with many struggling to meet traditional lifestyle expectations. Research shows a shift in how Canadians view their class status, as younger adults face challenges like rising housing costs. Experts suggest a more progressive tax system to address income inequality and make middle-class aspirations achievable for disaffected youth. Full Article