Elie Cantin-Nantel
Car crash in Burlington kills two women, injures three
A major car crash on the QEW in Burlington has killed two women and injured three other people, local paramedics say.
Google employees announce international union alliance
The group will be made up of 13 different unions representing workers in 10 countries including the United States, the United Kingdom, and Switzerland.
Budweiser to skip Super Bowl ads to promote a vaccine education campaign
Budweiser said in a statement that they've decided to do this "so that one day soon, we can see our Buds again safely." The company will instead run a digital ad in the week prior to the Super Bowl.
Ontario schools reopen for in-class learning today in only 7 regions
In-person classes have restarted today in only seven Ontario regions, meaning that millions of students and parents are still stranded at the mercy of remote learning due to COVID-19 fears.
Dominion Voting Systems sues Rudy Giuliani for $1.3 billion
Dominion Voting Systems has brought suit against Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani for defamation, and are asking for $1.3 Billion in damages.
Mother alone with 8-year-old shoots alleged home invader
A mother in Sugar Land, Texas used her Second Amendment right and shot a man invading her home early this morning.
Former Liberal candidate charged with possession of child pornography avoids jail time
A former Liberal Party candidate from Orillia, Ontario has avoided jail time on a child pornography charge, he will instead be on house arrest.
Payette says 'We all experience things differently' following resignation
Disgraced Canadian Governor Julie Payette is pushing back against some of the allegations that caused her to resign yesterday.
Google threatens to remove search engine from Australia
Australia is set to introduce a new law which would make Google and other big tech firms pay news outlets for the content the search engine serves to users.
Biden administration pauses deportations for 100 days
"Throughout this interim period DHS will continue to enforce our immigration laws," the Department of Homeland Security said.
Why I am fighting to reopen Ontario's schools
I currently am a grade 12 student in Ontario, and when the first extension of the closures was announced on January 7th, I knew I had to do something to stand up for students and parents and fight this unreasonable decision.
Toronto tow truck drivers shot at on Hwy 401 in two separate incidents
Police are investigating a possible connection between two separate shootings where tow truck drivers were shot at on Highway 401.
Trump supporters give 45th president warm welcome as he lands in Florida
Crowds were waving flags and cheering as Trump returns to West Palm Beach, Florida. He will be spending his post-presidency at his Mar-a-Lago resort.
Vaughan, Ontario closes rinks, toboggan hills, and dog parks due to COVID-19
The city of Vaughan has decided to close its outdoor amenities including outdoor skating rinks, toboggan hill and dog park due to concerns over COVID-19. This comes after Premier Ford's stay-at-home order came into effect.
Conservative nomination candidate Toyin Crandell seeking to change Canada’s political landscape
Toyin Crandell, a black female entrepreneur who is vying for the Conservative Party nomination in Simcoe North, is seeking to change Canada's political system for the better.