Canada

Google releases Canada’s top searches of 2022

Google releases Canada’s top searches of 2022

From serious news stories to fun diversions, Canadians have done a lot of Google searches this year. The internet search engine released its list of the most viral web searches in Canada for 2022.Here are the Top Search Trends this year: WordleUkraineWorld CupQueen ElizabethBetty WhiteBob SagetAnne HecheCanuckleJohnny DeppWill Smith“Over the last couple of years, Canadians were

House-sitters beware: Your trip could end at a border crossing

House-sitters beware: Your trip could end at a border crossing

Madolline Gourley had done it many times before without a hitch. But coming to Canada was not in the cards. The 32-year-old from Brisbane, Australia found a website and lifestyle that allowed her to explore other countries less expensively than someone else who would need to find paid accommodation along the way.“It sounded like a

Treaty Chiefs demand sovereignty bills be withdrawn by Alta., Sask. governments

Treaty Chiefs demand sovereignty bills be withdrawn by Alta., Sask. governments

“We’re not asking for amendments to these acts. We are actually asking that the Saskatchewan first and the Alberta Sovereignty Within a United Canada Act, be withdrawn.” That was the message from Assembly of First Nations National Chief RoseAnne Archibald, along with the Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations and the G4 in Treaty 7

Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin not guilty of 1988 sexual assault, judge rules

Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin not guilty of 1988 sexual assault, judge rules

Maj.-Gen. Dany Fortin, the former head of Canada’s COVID-19 vaccine campaign, has been found not guilty of sexual assault, a judge has ruled. Fortin, who has maintained his innocence, was charged with one count of sexual assault by Quebec prosecutors last year. Judge Richard Meredith delivered the verdict Monday afternoon in Gatineau, Que. There was

Food delivery robots have hit Canadian sidewalks — but there are roadblocks

Food delivery robots have hit Canadian sidewalks — but there are roadblocks

When customers in downtown Vancouver placed orders with Pizza Hut in September, many of the pies landed on their doorsteps without a courier in sight. Instead, diners were met by Angie, Hugo or Raja– autonomous robots resembling a cooler on four wheels with eyelike lights. They travelled by sidewalk to customers, who used unique codes