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Jun 30 2025POLITICS

Canada and the US: A Taxing Situation

Canada recently decided to drop a new digital tax on major US tech companies. This tax was supposed to start on Monday but was scrapped just hours before. The tax would have hit companies like Amazon, Google, Meta, Uber, and Airbnb with a 3% charge on revenue from Canadian users. It would have also

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Jun 30 2025POLITICS

Canada and U. S. Trade Talks Back On: What Changed?

Canada and the U. S. are talking again. Why? Because Canada decided not to tax big U. S. tech companies. This tax was a big deal. It would have hit companies like Amazon, Google, and Meta. The tax was set to start soon, but Canada changed its mind. President Trump was not happy about the tax. He sa

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Jun 28 2025BUSINESS

Canadian Businesses Navigate Shifting Trade Waters

Canadian businesses are struggling with the constant changes in U. S. tariffs, which have made planning for the future nearly impossible. Wes Love, who runs Taurus Craco in the Toronto area, knows this all too well. His company imports machinery and sends it to the U. S. , but Trump's tariffs have c

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Jun 28 2025WEATHER

Stormy Weather Ahead: What You Need to Know

The National Weather Service in La Crosse confirmed that seven tornadoes touched down in their area on Wednesday. Most of these, six to be exact, happened in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Specifically, Houston County saw three tornadoes, La Crosse County had two, and Winona County experienced one. The to

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Jun 25 2025HEALTH

Breaking Points: Understanding Fractures in Canada

Fractures are a common health issue in Canada, affecting many people. A recent study looked at over 9, 000 adults to understand who is most at risk and why fractures happen. Women, people over 50, and those with weaker bones are more likely to experience fractures. Falls are a major cause, with ove

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Jun 24 2025POLITICS

Alberta's Big Dream: What's Driving the Push for Independence?

In the heart of Alberta, a movement is growing. People here feel left out and want change. They see Donald Trump as a friend. Why? Because he supports oil and business, just like they do. The idea of leaving Canada isn't new. But now, it's getting more attention. A recent law makes it easier to hol

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Jun 22 2025WEATHER

North Dakota Tornado Leaves Three Dead and a Trail of Destruction

The night sky over North Dakota turned deadly on Friday. A tornado tore through the state, leaving at least three people dead and a path of destruction in its wake. The storm hit rural Enderlin, about 60 miles southwest of Fargo, catching many residents off guard. Two people lost their lives in the

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Jun 22 2025WEATHER

Kingston and Surroundings Braces for Scorching Week

A significant heatwave is on its way to Eastern Ontario, with Kingston and nearby areas like Odessa and Frontenac Islands in the bullseye. Starting Sunday afternoon, residents can expect a sharp increase in temperature and humidity, making it feel much hotter than it actually is. This heatwave is ex

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Jun 21 2025WEATHER

North Dakota Tornadoes Leave Three Dead

North Dakota faced a grim Saturday morning after a series of tornadoes tore through the region on Friday night. The state is now dealing with the aftermath of these destructive storms. The Cass County Sheriff's Office was called to a rural area near Enderlin, North Dakota, around 11:40 p. m. They

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Jun 21 2025EDUCATION

Pioneers in Pharmacy: The Unsung Heroes of Canada's Black Pharmacists

The tale of Black pharmacists in Canada is one of tenacity and commitment. It is a story that is deeply woven into the fabric of the pharmacy profession's history. This narrative underscores the value of embracing diversity and fostering inclusion within the field. The journey began with the first

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