Toronto records 11th homicide of 2016
With Toronto receiving it’s 11th homicide of the new year, Jelani Grant addresses the concern citizens should have regarding escalation or retaliation from past incidents.
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Month: February 2016
Zika Virus Prompts Canadian Blood Services to set 21-day Donation Ban for Travellers
Fear and uncertainty about Zika virus grow as Canadian Blood Services announces a temporary 21-day donation ban on travelers who have recently ventured outside of Canada, the continental U.S. and Europe.
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Kale Salad Controversy: How to Make Smart Choices Despite Fast Food Temptation
Eating out is challenging, especially when fast food chains have misleading menu options that seem healthy, but are actually overloaded with fat and sodium.
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Woman in Toronto Shoppers Drug Mart Attack Now Facing First Degree Murder Charge
A timeline of the case against alleged attacker Rohinie Bisesar following the Toronto stabbing last December.
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Queen’s Park Green Initiative Supported by Environmentalists, Questioned by Opposition
Ontario invests $100 million from Ontario Green Investment Fund to create jobs and help homeowners to save energy. This initiative gets support from environmental organizations, but is questioned by the official opposition on the matter of accountability.
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