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Tim Hortons guts its Roll Up the Rim contest
Roll Up the Rim to win, the iconic Tim Hortons tradition and the promotion that set them apart, is about to change, for the worse.
Indigenous chief says some anti-pipeline protestors are getting paid
The President of the National Coalition of Chiefs Dale Swampy claimed that some anti-pipeline protestors are paid by environmental activists groups.
Woman plays violin while getting brain tumour removed
A woman who underwent brain surgery played violin throughout the operation in hopes that it would prevent them from stopping her ability to play.
MIRACLE: NASCAR driver Ryan Newman released from hospital after horrific crash
Ryan Newman, the famous NASCAR driver, has been released from hospital following a horrific crash on Monday during the last lap of the Daytona 500.
Quebec premier blasts Trudeau’s handling of anti-pipeline protests
The Premier of Quebec has expressed his concern of Prime Minister Trudeau’s handling of the anti-pipeline protestors at the National Assembly, Tuesday.
Ontario train derailment leads to leaking crude oil
CN has made an announcement that approximately 30 cars are leaking crude oil after a train derailed Tuesday night, just west of Fort Frances, Ont.
Gas prices expected to spike amid pipeline protests
Analysts are suggesting that the anti-pipeline protests that have blockaded railways, roads and certain ports are likely to result in a spike in gas prices.
WATCH: Toronto pizza guy calls customer gay slur, refuses service
Ontario pizza chain Gino’s Pizza has been embroiled in a scandal with the LGBTQ community after a customer was referred to as a faggot by a Gino’s employee.
WATCH: Scheer RIPS Trudeau for pipeline inaction
“Will our country be one of the rule of law? Or ill our country be one of the rule of the mob?” Andrew Scheer said in response to Prime Minister Trudeau.
BC mayor campaigns for Terry Fox to be on new five-dollar bill
There is much speculation as to who will be the face of the new Canadian five dollar bill. Terry Fox is a name that keeps popping up.
Via Rail to reopen routes from Quebec City to Ottawa, other routes still closed indefinitely
Via Rail announced this morning that CN has notified them that partial routes between Quebec City, Montreal and Ottawa will be back up and running Feb. 20.
Westbank First Nation member questions hereditary chiefs’ anti-pipeline support
A woman of the Westbank First Nation questions the supports hereditary chiefs have for opposing the CostalGas Link pipeline.
Thousand Islands Bridge reopens after anti-pipeline protests
The Thousand Islands Bridge, which had been closed down due to a blockade from people protesting the Coastal GasLink pipeline, has been reopened.
Chinese health officials dispute reports of Wuhan doctor’s death
The head of Wuchang’s city hospital in Wuhan,
Dr. Liu Zhiming is still being treated for coronavirus according to health officials.
Canadian quarantined in Wuhan staying for her cat
Kristina Shramko has decided to remain in Wuhan in order to stay with her cat, Kitya, despite having the opportunity to go back to Canada.