Great Lakes suffering from pollution, report says
A new report on Tuesday sounded the alarm about pollution in the Great Lakes and about government neglect of Canada’s freshwater sources.
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Month: March 2015
Speed a factor in 401 truck rollover, police say
There is still no word on whether any charges will be laid regarding the truck that rolled off an on-ramp and onto the westbound express lanes of the 401 Monday afternoon, but, according to Newstalk 1010, OPP Sgt. Kerry Schmidt said it appears the truck was going too fast for the ramp.
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Angelina Jolie ovarian cancer risk prompts surgery move
Actress Angelina Jolie had her ovaries and fallopian tubes removed as a preventative measure against cancer, and a co-founder of Ovarian Cancer Research (OcCare) told Humber news that women who have the same mutated gene as Jolie should consider doing the same.
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CAA launches annual vote for worst road in Ontario
CAA is asking citizens of Ontario to vote on what road is the worst in the province is this year.
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University of Toronto teaching assistant’s reject another tentative agreement
The teaching assistant strike at the University of Toronto continues with over 1,100 members voting to reject the newest tentative settlement, and 992 voting to ratify.
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