A promotional NÜTRL branded tumbler that was recalled in Canada earlier this month caused multiple reports of adverse health effects, an updated notice said Friday. The recall notice issued by Health Canada says about 33,000 tumblers were distributed to consumers as a promotional gift at various liquor commissions and retailers throughout the country between April
Debris likely linked to a SpaceX Dragon spacecraft fell on a Saskatchewan farmer’s field earlier this year and after being discovered last month, it left people in the community buzzing. The debris did not appear to cause damage nor did it injure anyone, but as more objects are launched into outer space, it has prompted
Ever since 1990 when Baltej Singh Dhillon won the right to wear a turban while on duty, the RCMP, on occasion, adjusted its uniform regulations to reflect cultural and religious diversity in its ranks. The latest edition, a ribbon skirt, is now part of the ceremonial uniform options for Indigenous officers who identify as women
New Democrats say they are planning to ask the House of Commons Ethics Committee to include a video by a Conservative MP as part of an ongoing study into the impact of disinformation on Canadian politics. Manitoba MP Brandon Leslie distributed a video on his social media accounts titled, “Breaking News: Trudeau resigns.” It contains
London Drugs has notified employees that their corporate data could be posted to the Dark Web after confirming the company was threatened with a multi-million dollar ransom. As Emily Lazatin reports, the cyber attackers have given London Drugs until Thursday to meet their demands.
The three victims, aged between 21 to 23, were graduates from high schools around the Limestone School District in Kingston, Ont. Five others were also injured following the collision on May 18, 2024. Global’s Katylyn Poberznick has more. Read more: Family, friends remember victims of fatal boat collision near Kingston, Ont.
A Singapore Airlines flight headed from London to Singapore made an emergency landing in Bangkok after hitting severe turbulence. One passenger, a 73-year-old man suspected of having a heart condition, died. Redmond Shannon reports on what the terrified passengers and crew endured during the mid-air scare, and Dawna Friesen explains what causes clear-air turbulence, and
A University of New Brunswick graduate said a lack of accessible facilities at his graduation ceremony prevented him from crossing the stage. Law graduate Blair Curtis, who uses a wheelchair, said he wasn’t able to independently cross the stage on graduation day after attempts to coordinate with the university months in advance. Anna Mandin has
One of the alleged hitmen accused of killing B.C. Sikh temple leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar was arrested and released in Surrey, B.C., shortly before the attack, according to court records.Three weeks before Nijjar was gunned down in an ambush that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has linked to the government of India, Surrey RCMP charged Amandeep
Ontario’s Minister of Transportation Prabmeet Sarkaria announced new legislation on Wednesday that would impose tough new punishments for those caught driving impaired in the province. If passed into law, it would include a lifetime license suspension for those convicted of impaired driving causing death, as well as installing an ignition interlock device for anyone convicted