A group of vegans are suing Burger King, and it’s all because of their “meatless” Impossible Burger.
Indigenous interests, particularly regarding TMX, took a back seat last week as premiers and opposition leaders postured.
Suspected terrorist Ikar Mao has been given a peace bond after returning to Canada. Mao had an active account on Couchsurfing.com and managed to make bail.
Musician and fashion designer Kanye West spoke to the crowd at pastor and televangelist Joel Olsteen’s megachurch in Houston.
Don Cherry will be broadcasting once again, but this time it will be in his new show, The Grapevine. Cherry was fired recently from Rogers Sportsnet.
High school teachers in Ontario have voted overwhelmingly in favour of a strike.
Ex-Prime Minister Kim Campbell has called Wexit “nuts” and that it was created to sow “unnecessary division.”
An Indian call centre that had “dozens” of employees attempting to dupe Canadians into handing over money via various types of phone scams has shut down.
William Shatner, Donald Sutherland among those to be honoured for their contributions to Canadian society.
Toronto Police Service have announced that they have made “several arrests” in a firearms search warrant this past weekend.
Bloc Quebecois leader Yves-François Blanchet has attacked Alberta Premier Kenney saying that he needs to “start explaining things with truth.”
Some First Nation members are finding it hard to run for office in their communities because of spending time off the reserves.
The first intermission segment started with no music and a somber monologue from Ron MacLean, nothing like Coach’s Corner.
Alberta Premier Jason Kenney has some impassioned words for Quebecers and some fighting words for the leader of the Bloc Quebecois, Yves-François Blanchet.
CN Railway revealed on Saturday that the Teamsters have provided notice that they plan to go on strike beginning November 19.