It’s not just you — the fog in November has been off the chartsNewsDuration 3:21There’s RDF, and there’s what feels like RDF on bust. November in parts of Newfoundland and Labrador have been extra foggy. Many people have had enough and are saying, “Fog right off!” But some are fine with the fog. CBC meteorologist Ashley Brauweiler explains what’s happening.
Cracked: Crimes Behind EncryptionNewsDuration 44:50Vancouver’s Sky ECC promised confidentiality to customers with its encrypted cellphones, which were a hit with criminals but also the target of an international police sting. The investigation that brought thousands of criminals, and Sky, down.
Why it's important to get your hearing testedNewsDuration 2:45Some say hearing is the most important of the five senses since we use it to connect with others. Experts say it’s a good idea to get tested to know how we’re hearing overall.
Profiting off PainNewsDuration 22:30A father finds his son's tragic story being used to sell a bogus product that claims to remove everything from pesticides to bacteria, including E.coli, from your food. We put that device to the test and discover not only is the product we bought no better than tap water — it's outright dangerous.
Transport truck catches fire on Ambassador bridgeNewsDuration 1:04A transport truck travelling on the Ambassador Bridge between Windsor, Ont., and Detroit caught fire Friday afternoon. The blaze was extinguished by Windsor Fire and the vehicle was towed away.
Toronto, Nov. 22, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Pizza Nova, Ontario’s beloved pizza franchise for over 60 years, has been named the 2024 Diamond Winner for the best pizza in the Greater Toronto Area in the Toronto Star Readers' Choice Awards. This recognition marks the sixth consecutive year Pizza Nova has earned top honours in this category. “It’s an honour to be recognized once more by Toronto Star readers,” said Domenic Primucci, president of Pizza Nova. “Our heartfelt thanks go out to our loyal customers and dedicated franchisees who make this possible every day by serving the very best.”The Toronto Star Readers’ Choice Awards represents the voices of thousands of customers in the GTA who trust and support local businesses. – 30 –About Pizza Nova
Tickets for The 2025 JUNO Awards go on sale to the general public on November 29th and start at $70.85 (including tax plus fees) and will be available for purchase at www.ticketmaster.ca/junos. During the JUNO Awards Gala Presented by Music Canada, Live Nation Canada's Riley O'Connor will be presented with the Walt Grealis Special Achievement Award. The two-day music festival will fill more than 10 venues across the city with local musical talent and 2025 JUNO Award nominees. The 54th annual JUNO Awards Broadcast will take place in Vancouver at Rogers Arena on Sunday, March 30, 2025. For more information on the JUNO Awards or The Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (CARAS) please visit www.junoawards.ca .
The U.S. DOJ wants to break up Google. Here’s how | About ThatNewsDuration 9:21The U.S. Department of Justice proposed a major breakup of Google to address its illegal monopoly in the online search market. Andrew Chang breaks down the request and explains why the Department of Justice wants to force Google to sell its Chrome web browser — and possibly more.
WATCH: PM Trudeau announces pause on GST for some goods Trudeau government announces 2-month GST pause on some goods Duration 8:31 Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced the federal government is pausing the GST on a wide array of products from Dec. 14 to Feb. 15, as part of a suite of new measures meant to alleviate cost-of-living pressures. On Thursday, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland turned up at a grocery store in Sharon, Ont. "These are things that recognize that people are squeezed," Trudeau said, "and we're here to help." Poilievre's argument is that Canadians would be better off if the Liberals instead repealed the federal carbon tax. The GST pause for certain items will reduce federal revenue by $1.7 billion.
In recent media appearances, Brock experts discussed incivility in Ontario classrooms, the Jake Paul vs. Mike Tyson boxing match, the ongoing Canada Post strike, Taylor Swift’s cultural impact, new alcohol-related statistics, retail cannabis trends and Canada Soccer’s ongoing organizational challenges. Canada Post’s growing part-time, temp work force a key part of labour dispute with union: Professor of Labour Studies Larry Savage spoke to The Globe and Mail about the ongoing Canada Post strike. Taylor Swift’s unprecedented ‘shimmer’: Associate Professor of History Elizabeth Vlossak spoke to CBC Radio and Newstalk 610 CKTB about the significant cultural impact of Taylor Swift. Drinking by the Numbers: What Statistics Canada Doesn’t Want You to Know: Professor of Health Sciences Dan Malleck spoke to Todayvillle.com about Statistics Canada’s recent report on alcohol consumption levels in Canada. Canada Soccer in ‘crisis’ following report on Olympics drone scandal: Associate Professor of Sport Management Olan Scott and Professor of Sport Management Julie Stevens were featured in PelhamToday discussing Canada Soccer’s ongoing challenges.
Premier Dennis King says the federal government's two-month tax pause could cost the province roughly $14 million. (Rick Gibbs/CBC - image credit)Prince Edward Island Premier Dennis King says the federal government's two-month sales tax pause could cost the province roughly $14 million due to the loss of its provincial portion of the harmonized sales tax. Prince Edward Island is one of five provinces with an HST, and the federal tax pause means that the provincial portion of the tax won't be collected either. During Friday's sitting of the provincial legislature, King said there is no agreement on whether the federal government will reimburse the province for the $14-million loss. But we will, again, we will support this initiative with the federal government even though we didn't have any consultation."
A giant blanket fort has taken over this Toronto venueNewsDuration 3:16The Theatre Centre is encouraging people to crawl under the covers as they turn the venue into a giant blanket fort. Metro Morning host David Common spoke to one of the organizers to find out why.
David Coon says there’s no need for a new jailNewsDuration 0:58After Premier Susan Holt made comments on Information Morning about the possibility of re-evaluating the Minto jail project, Green Party Leader David Coon says the focus should be on the system instead.
Trudeau asked why $250 cheques only going to working CanadiansNewsDuration 2:02Defending his latest affordability plan, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau was asked why groups of people, like some retirees, will not be receiving $250 stimulus cheques. Trudeau said the newest measure is about saying thank you to working, middle-class Canadians.
‘I probably cried about 5 times’: Swifties duped in large ticket scamNewsDuration 2:11Taylor Swift fans claim they were scammed by a ticket broker in Burlington, Ont., who allegedly sold the same seats for the same Toronto shows multiple times. Hundreds of fans may have been taken in by the scam.
