CRTC launches review of internet prices
The CRTC is launching a review of what the big internet providers charge smaller competitors to use their networks, saying it’s to help lower prices and increase competition.
Day: March 9, 2023
Iranian women protest schoolgirls’ poisoning
The mysterious poisoning of more than 1,000 Iranian schoolgirls has revived protest for women’s rights across the country.
The international push to stop Canadian boreal deforestation
Canada touts its logging industry as one of the world’s greenest, but behind the scenes, government and industry have been lobbying furiously to stop foreign attempts to protect the boreal forest.
Endometriosis goes underdiagnosed in Canada, advocates say
Endometriosis is a debilitating illness that affects roughly 10 per cent of women, but getting it diagnosed and treated in Canada can take years.
Trudeau dodges questions about election interference warning
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau dodged questions on Wednesday about whether he was briefed in 2019 about China trying to interfere in Canada’s election.
Russian missiles target cities across Ukraine, officials say
Ukrainian officials and media say Russia unleashed a massive missile barrage on cities across the country, targeting energy infrastructure facilities.
Tiger Woods’ Ex-Girlfriend Files Lawsuit Over 2017 Agreement
Erica Herman’s lawyers claim Tiger Woods is in violation of an “oral tenancy agreement” allowing her to live in his mansion and are suing for damages.
When Trump passes the MAGA hat, his aides clutch their wallets
The lack of contributions from the Trump team is surprising, given the former president’s penchant for testing his top staff members’ allegiances and his tendency to view loyalty through a starkly transactional lens.
Ironing out bullpen and getting utility players healthy on Mariners’ to-do list
Most of the opening-day roster is settled for the Mariners, but settling a few bullpen issues and getting the utility players healthy still remain during spring training.