Global National Questions are being raised about Housing and Diversity Minister Ahmed Hussen’s spending $93,000 in constituency funds for public relations help from Munch More Media, a food marketing firm. Mackenzie Gray has the opposition’s reaction, what public documents reveal about the contracts, and the company’s links to a former senior staffer of Hussen’s.
Peel Paramedics say a man suffered serious injuries after a motorcycle crash in Brampton on Sunday night. Paramedics said they were called to the intersection of Centre Street North and Vodden Street East at 9:42 p.m., for a report of a collision. They said a single motorcycle lost control and left the roadway. The victim
MOUNT FOREST, Ont. – A motorcyclist is dead after colliding with a tractor on Tuesday afternoon near Mount Forest, Ont. Grey County OPP say the motorcycle had crested a hill just after 3:30 p.m. and crashed into a tractor which had exited a private laneway and was crossing the road to a field on the
Housing Minister Ahmed Hussen’s office admitted Thursday night that his senior staffer is the sister of the director of a foodie communications firm that received $93,050 in constituency funds. Hussen’s office confirmed that his director of policy, Tia Tariq, is sisters with Hiba Tariq, the director of Munch More Media, the company that has been
Prince William is facing a substantial dip in popularity in the U.K. after his brother, Prince Harry, shared some not-so-flattering revelations about the heir to the throne in his new memoir, Spare. The Prince of Wales’s popularity with the British public has plummeted since the book was published last week, according to polling by Ipsos
You may have heard about Ozempic — maybe you’ve even had its commercial jingle stuck in your head. It’s a drug billed as revolutionary for the treatment of type 2 diabetes, but that’s not why demand for the medication is surging. At a higher dose, the drug can be used to treat obesity, which has
The professional photographs posted on a property tour website last year show Moffy Yu’s condo in downtown Toronto, a light-filled two-bedroom home with floor-to-ceiling windows framing sweeping views from the tallest residential tower in Canada. Documents provided by Yu show the home was listed for $978,000 last May 11, then sold for $970,000 nine days
