Windsor files statement of defence in fired engineer’s $1.6M lawsuit

The Toronto Argonauts have signed American running back Kevin Brown, as announced in a video that failed to load. The team's new acquisition adds depth to their roster and provides another option in the running back position. Brown's addition will likely impact the team's offensive strategy and gameplay moving forward. Full Article

A federal appeals court upheld a mid-January deadline for TikTok to be sold in the U.S. or face a ban, rejecting the company's request for a halt until the Supreme Court reviews the challenge. Attorneys for TikTok and ByteDance plan to appeal to the Supreme Court, raising questions about social media, national security, and the First Amendment. The law requires ByteDance to sell TikTok over national security concerns, with the app facing a potential shutdown...

out of the summary. The article discusses the potential impact of Gradey Dick stepping up in the absence of Scottie Barnes. With Barnes sidelined, Dick's performance becomes crucial for the team. The article highlights the importance of Dick's contribution to the team's success in Barnes' absence. Full Article

Bret McCann, whose grandparents were killed in the 2010s, expressed relief after the parole board denied Travis Vader day parole due to his poor community supervision history and risk to the public. Vader was convicted of manslaughter for the deaths of Lyle and Marie McCann, who went missing in 2010, with their bodies never found. McCann supports "No body, no parole" laws and hopes for the passage of "McCann's law" to prevent convicted killers from...

The article discusses whether the Kansas City Chiefs are being treated unfairly by the schedule makers in the NFL. It questions if the team is facing a challenging schedule and highlights concerns about the timing and frequency of their games. The article examines the impact of the scheduling on the team's performance and competitiveness in the league. Full Article

Creditors of three tobacco giants have approved a $32.5-billion global settlement with provinces, territories, and smokers in Canada, marking a significant milestone in a lengthy legal saga. The proposal includes payments to provinces, territories, Quebec smokers, and a foundation to assist those affected by tobacco-related diseases. The plan, which still requires court approval, aims to hold tobacco companies accountable and includes provisions for smoking-reduction measures and public awareness efforts to prevent tobacco-related diseases. Full Article