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“#How the pandemic has disrupted the lives of international students in Canada” Malik, shown here at home in New Delhi, studies UBC’s engineering courses online (Photograph by Ebti Nabag) After the pandemic hit, international students at Canadian universities were faced with a choice: continue their studies in Canada or return to their home countries to…
“#Doug Ford’s Nov. 9 Ontario COVID-19 update: Live video” The premier is set to speak at 1 p.m. ET. Stay tuned for the livestream. (function (d, s, n) {var js, fjs = d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];js = d.createElement(s);js.className = n;js.src = “//player.ex.co/player/b8391b55-6a16-46a2-b625-b4a52f7d6e23″;fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js, fjs);}(document,”script”, “exco-player”)); The post Doug Ford’s Nov. 9 Ontario COVID-19 update: Live video appeared first on…
“#Bike trail from NYC to Canada set to open by the end of the year” Hearty New Yorkers will soon be able to pedal from the Big Apple to the Great White North. The 750-mile Empire State Trail — which forms a T-shape and runs along the Hudson River and west from Albany to Buffalo…
“#Whole Foods reverses ban of Remembrance Day poppies” Whole Foods has canned a controversial rule barring employees from wearing poppies in honor of Remembrance Day, Canada’s holiday for fallen soldiers, following a cascade of criticism. The Amazon-owned supermarket chain reversed course just hours after CBC first reported on the ban Friday, saying employees pinning the…
“#Canadians irked as Whole Foods bans workers from wearing Remembrance Day poppies” Canadians are up in arms after Whole Foods banned its employees from wearing poppies in honor of Remembrance Day, the nation’s holiday for fallen soldiers. The Amazon-owned supermarket chain reportedly told employees that pinning the traditional red flower to their work uniforms —…
“#USPS worker arrested at Canadian border with undelivered ballots” An upstate USPS employee was arrested Tuesday while crossing the US-Canada border with hundreds of envelopes and other undelivered mail — including several absentee ballots. The Buffalo mailman, who was caught with over 800 pieces of mail inside his trunk that he had failed to deliver,…
“#Kangaroos, zebras, weed found by Canadian police during drug raid” Three kangaroos and two zebras were found by Canadian police at a grow operation that is suspected of peddling illegal weed, authorities said. Members of the York Regional Police found the exotic animals in a village outside Toronto last summer during a months-long investigation into…
“# ‘I got Bitcoin!’ — trick-or-treaters rewarded with crypto ” While many children dressed as ghosts, goblins, and witches last night may have been disappointed to find an inedible thin piece of cardboard left out in a goodie bag, a lucky few recognized the treat as a Bitcoin prize. According to an Oct. 31 tweet…
“#In a new book series, Canadian critics grapple with COVID-19 and racism” Inspired by 18th-century political pamphlets such as Voltaire’s Treatise on Tolerance, an attack on religious fanaticism that became a French bestseller after the 2015 Charlie Hebdo massacre, publisher Dan Wells is launching an ongoing series of book-length essays on contemporary issues, called Field…
“#How a Quebec rock-collector amassed a multi-million-dollar ‘national treasure’” Samples from Haineault’s collection, including (clockwise from top left) analcime on microcline; an ice-cream scoop of leifite with serandite; catapleiite and natrolite; the slug-green-coloured sphalerite and albite; watermelon look-alike serandite and catapleiite; and the blue beauty fluorcarletonite (Courtesy of Gilles Haineault/Canadian Museum of Nature) It was…