Dozens trapped after coronavirus quarantine hotel collapses in China
Dozens remained trapped after a five-storey hotel being used for coronavirus quarantine collapsed in the southeast Chinese port city of Quanzhou, state media … source
Some Canadians will be trapped abroad, Trudeau concedes
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says the government is doing all it can to help bring home Canadians, but conceded it won’t be able to help everyone. source
How Toronto Public Library branches are becoming food banks during COVID-19
A Toronto Public Library distribution centre is packing hampers, and branches are turning into food banks, as the need skyrockets during the COVID-19 … source
Brands Remind Us How Much They Love Women (HBO)
Thursday March 8th is International Women’s Day, and thankfully brands are here to remind us all how much they do for women. In honor of the special day, … source
Why is College So Expensive? – The Business of Life (Episode 6)
The average college graduate is saddled with thousands of dollars of debt. That’s because the average cost of a four-year college degree in this country has … source
Hurricane Dorian hits Atlantic Canada as Category 2 storm
Tens of thousands of residents in Atlantic Canada are without power as Category 2 Hurricane Dorian blows through the region, knocking down trees and stirring … source
Why Canada's impaired driving stats are years out of date
Canada’s statistics on impaired and distracted driving fatalities are incomplete and years out of date because the BC Coroners Service has repeatedly failed to … source
Trudeau regroups Liberal Party after losing majority | Power & Politics
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau met with incoming and outgoing Liberal MPs in Ottawa today for the first time since his government was reduced to a minority. source
Bolsanaro says Brazil lacks the resources to fight record number of Amazon fires
More than 165000 fires are currently raging in the Amazon rainforest, prompting widespread concern about the future of the rainforest and global warming. source
Feds accept Alberta's plan to tax large greenhouse gas emitters | Power & Politics
The federal government will accept Alberta’s latest plan to tax the greenhouse gas emissions of large industrial facilities at $30 per tonne in 2020. To read more: … source