Gay man set to be deported from Edmonton to Uganda: ‘I’m in a nightmare’

Gay man set to be deported from Edmonton to Uganda: ‘I’m in a nightmare’

A 25-year-old gay man who has been living and working in Edmonton since 2018 is concerned for his safety because he’s being deported back to Uganda. The man, who Motorcycle accident toronto today is not identifying and calling “Sue” to protect him, is being forced to fly out on Tuesday.He came to Canada as an international student

LifeLabs class-action settlement: Find out if you qualify for payment – National

LifeLabs class-action settlement: Find out if you qualify for payment – National

If you’re a Canadian resident who used the medical services company LifeLabs on or before Dec. 17, 2019, you may qualify for up to $150 as part of the company’s $9.8 million class-action settlement. The payment comes after a 2019 cyberattack compromised the personal information of around 8.6 million people within LifeLabs’ database, primarily from

‘I love the work I do’: $68M lottery winner says he wants to keep his job

‘I love the work I do’: $68M lottery winner says he wants to keep his job

A Toronto man who won a $68 million lottery jackpot says he wants “to be the same” person and plans to continue working. Noel Patricio won the record-breaking Lotto 6/49 Gold Ball jackpot in the Sept. 27 draw — the largest jackpot in Lotto 6/49 history.The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation (OLG) announced Thursday in

Ontario sees bulk of home price drops. These markets are also seeing declines

Ontario sees bulk of home price drops. These markets are also seeing declines

Canada’s housing market cooled further in November as sellers joined buyers on the sidelines, hoping for activity to heat back up in the spring, according to the national real estate association. Some market watchers are meanwhile calling for a return to pandemic-era highs for home prices on the back of expected interest rate cuts in

‘Hero’ B.C. mom killed saving son in Texas shooting spree

‘Hero’ B.C. mom killed saving son in Texas shooting spree

A Surrey, B.C., woman is being hailed as a hero for saving her son before being murdered in a shooting spree in Texas last week. Sabrina Rahman, 24, was one of six people allegedly fatally shot by Shane James in a bloody rampage through Austin on Dec. 5.“It was right in front of my house.