Ian Ostroff
Ian Ostroff was born and raised in Montreal. He graduated from Concordia University in the spring of 2019 and loves spending time exploring his city.
WHO seeks COVID vaccine booster for poorer nations
WHO officials urged global "solidarity" to combat the COVID-19 pandemic, making an appeal to wealthy countries and corporations to help.
Angus Reid poll says Canadians want to work from home
Reid predicts that hybrid office options will be in demand as the world transitions to a post-COVID economy.
Apple will now scan iPhones for child sex abuse material
Last Thursday, Apple announced that their iPhone technology will now be able to find child sex abuse picture content with customer devices in the United States.
No charges laid against Alberta man who killed home intruder
Announced by the RCMP on Friday, no charges will be laid out against an Alberta man who shot and killed a home intruder that attacked him with a baseball bat.
Woman faces charges after North York hit-and-run
After a hit-and-run incident with fatal results in North York on Thursday evening, a 28-year-old woman now faces charges for her actions.
Canadian border workers to strike on August 6, three days before relaxing border restrictions
Canadian border officials informed the public to expect long lineups and delays at over 1,200 border crossings and airports.
Legault officially announces vaccine passport for Quebec
Legault, who is not a doctor, said that he expects hospitalizations and deaths to go up in the near future.
WATCH: Ontario Liberal leader calls for mandatory vaccines for healthcare and education workers, criticizes Ford
Ontario Liberal Leader Steven Del Duca was featured in a video interview by CBC News regarding his stance on mandatory vaccines for healthcare workers and those in education.
Melbourne, Australia enters 6th lockdown
On Thursday, Australia's second-biggest city, Melbourne, went into its sixth lockdown.
Canada's healthcare system ranked second-last among high-income countries
Canada's healthcare system was ranked 10th out of eleven high-income nations in a new report by the Commonwealth Fund.
Trudeau Liberals maintain lead as election season looms
27 percent of respondents said that they would vote Liberal if an election were to be held tomorrow.
Puppy stolen during home invasion in Brampton, Ontario
Police are looking for suspects after a five-week old puppy was stolen during a home invasion earlier this month in Brampton.
One-year-old girl dies after drowning in backyard swimming pool in Ontario
Authorities have stated that family was present at the time when the drowning occurred.
Three dead, two injured in Montreal apartment shooting
Police have confirmed that three people were killed and two were injured during a shooting in Montreal's northeastern end on Monday evening.
Charges dropped against Canadian trucker who says he was a victim of marijuana smuggling scheme
Federal prosecutors have dropped charges against a Canadian truck driver who was taken into custody at the US border after 2,200 pounds of marijuana was discovered in his rig last month.
