Golden State Warriors Win NBA Championship
On Thursday night, the Golden State Warriors won their 4th NBA title in 8 years. Curry was named the Finals MVP for the first time in his career. The Warriors beat the Boston Celtics 103-90 to win the series 4-1. Stephen Curry scored 34 points in the final game to claim the franchises seventh championship […]
These Ontario Hospitals Have the Longest ER Wait Times
In an Ontario emergency room, the average patient waited an hour and 54 minutes to see a doctor in April this year. According to Health Quality Ontario, wait times hit the 1.9 hour mark for the third time in the past 14 months. The figure climbed steadily each month since January 2022 when average wait […]
Heat Warning in Effect for most of Southern Ontario
On Thursday, it’s going to be a hot, steamy day in southern Ontario with a chance of thunderstorms. Heat alerts are in place for most areas west of the Greater Toronto Area including Hamilton and Niagara. These areas could feel as hot as 40 with the humidex. CP24 Meteorologist Bill Coulter said “extreme heat continues […]
SpaceX is Closer to Launching Giant Starship
On Monday, SpaceX got one step closer for its plan to launch a gigantic, futuristic rocket ship into orbit. The Starship base is located in Texas and the Federal Aviation Administration concluded an environmental review on it. The agency said there were no significant environmental concerns but is requiring more than 75 actions to reduce […]
If You Plan on Travelling Soon, Here’s What You Need to Know
With COVID-19 restrictions gradually easing, many Canadians are looking to travel, so here’s the latest changes. Starting June 20, passengers no longer need to be fully vaccinated to board a plane or train in Canada. Previously all passengers needed to have two doses of an approved COVID-19 vaccine or one of Johnson & Johnson’s. The […]
Grand Prix Returns to Montreal
Many business owners in Montreal are excited for the Grand Prix’s return. Owner of Caffè Italia in Montreal’s little Italy Laura Serri said the event always brings crowds of people. Serri explained “There’s people from all over the city, … They come and they hang around and they cheer. There are kiosques all over. It’s […]
Heat Set to Roll in as Thunderstorm Warnings End in GTA
This morning, Environment Canada warned the GTA could expect severe thunderstorms, including large hail and heavy local downpours. There was a line of severe thunderstorms moving southeast at 50 kilometres an hour. The series of storms ran from Aurora to Sandhill. The impacted ares included Vaughan, Richmond Hill, Markham, King City, Woodbridge, Wildfield, Malton, Kleinburg, […]
Indigenous-Led B.C. Bid for 2030 Winter Olympics
An Indigenous-led partnership is set to move forward with plans to host the 2030 Winter Olympics in Vancouver and Whistler. However, organizers say all groups must be on board by December if the proposal is to go ahead. This would be the first Indigenous-led bid for an Olympic Games. Tawanee Joseph, who is shepherding Indigenous […]
Yellowstone Landscape Drastically Changed by Floods
In just a few days, heavy rain and rapid snowmelt triggered a massive flood that could forever alter Yellowstone park’s terrain. For thousands of years the Yellowstone National Park was shaped by forces of fire and ice. It took many decades for humans to alter it enough for tourists to visit in their cars. The […]
Microsoft’s Internet Explorer has hit Retirement
As of Wednesday, Microsoft will no longer be supporting the Internet Explorer Browse. The 27-year-old browser was once the dominant browser that groups of web surfers loved to hate. The browser now joins other outdated tech like BlackBerry phones, dial-up modems and Palm Pilots. Close to a year ago, Microsoft announced that it would be […]