What the papers say – January 11
Concern over Britain’s economy has led a number of the UK’s daily newspapers this Saturday. The Times reports that Britain must engage with China if the UK wishes to bolster…
ITV Masked Singer’s Bear poised to be unveiled as ITV Vera star as new data emerges following show return
The identity of The Masked Singer’s Bear may soon be revealed as stunning new data points to a star of the beloved detective show Vera. Viewers have been speculating about…
Metis siblings sworn in together in new crop of Vancouver police recruits
The Vancouver Police Department swore in 20 new recruits on Friday, adding to its current strength of 1,448 officers. Among the new recruits is a unique duo, in fact, it’s…
Funky water woes in Westlock almost resolved: Mayor
For months, residents of a town northwest of Edmonton have complained of tap water that’s off–smelling and tasting like mould. Westlock resident Joan Wade, who’s lived in the town for…
B.C. recovery centre denies claims of election irregularities
Elections BC is looking into a complaint of voting irregularities in the riding of Surrey-Guildford, where a narrow NDP win gave it a one-seat majority in the 2024 election. Allegations…
Zuckerberg says ‘neutered’ companies need more masculine energy
Mark Zuckerberg lamented the rise of “culturally neutered” companies that have sought to distance themselves from “masculine energy,” adding that it’s good if a culture “celebrates the aggression a bit…
Cancer expert shares common food and drink mistakes saying ‘eating these won’t increase risk’
A cancer dietitian has revealed a surprising list of foods and drinks that she claims can be consumed without risk. These include red meat, artificial sweeteners, and fizzy drinks –…
Streeting: Grooming gangs rhetoric could lead to UK version of NZ mosque attack
Wes Streeting has warned of the dangers of vilification in regards to grooming gangs, pointing to the 2019 mosque massacre in New Zealand as what the result could look like…
Ottawa issues new COVID vaccine guidance, provinces now responsible for purchase
TORONTO — Federal funding for COVID-19 vaccines will stop this year, and the provinces and territories will be responsible for buying them, as well as determining the timing of the…
Rachel Reeves backs ‘non-negotiable’ October Budget during visit to Beijing
Rachel Reeves has vowed to stand firmly behind her October Budget, insisting during a trip to China the fiscal rules laid out in the papers are “non-negotiable”. Speaking during a…