What happens to the Afghan children who arrive alone in Canada?
In the rare cases of children from other countries, such as Afghanistan, arriving in Canada without their parents, a group of government agencies will provide housing and an advocate to fight for them as their refugee status is determined.
Quebecers with compromised immune systems can now get a third dose of a COVID-19 vaccine
Quebecers with compromised immune systems can now get a third dose of a COVID-19 vaccine.
Carbon emissions could change 95 per cent of surface ocean climates by 2100, threatening ecosystems: study
Up to 95 per cent of climates within the surface ocean that exist today may disappear within the next 80 years if global carbon emissions don't drop, a new study has found.
After Reddit refuses demands for crackdown, dozens of subreddits go dark to protest COVID disinformation
Last week, more than 1,000 subreddits posted a plea for Reddit to crack down on COVID-19 disinformation. The company refused. Now dozens of subreddits have gone private in protest. More are planning to do the same later this week. As the Daily Dot reported last week, the VaxxHappened subreddit posted a lengthy statement urging Reddit to do more to purge the platform of false information concerning vaccines, masks, and the virus. The statement claimed that, in spite of Reddit's promises, "nothing of substance has been done aside fro…
Evan Rachel Wood flips off Marilyn Manson onstage following ‘Donda’ event
Evan Rachel Wood performed a poignant cover of New Radicals’ “You Get What You Give” at Los Angeles’ Bourbon Room Saturday night, giving a literal middle finger directed toward her ex Marilyn Manson as well as a message to survivors. Taking to the stage with her Evan + Zane bandmate Zane Carney, Wood told the crowd that “I’ve been saving this, but it seems like an appropriate time” before starting the cover of “You Get What You Give.” It’s a much slower and poignant rendition than the original, and for much of the song, it’s a pure showcase …
Astros fan may have tricked internet into thinking he was cheating on significant other on Jumbotron
A viral TikTok has people convinced a Houston Astros fan was cheating on his significant other after he was spotted pulling away from a woman on the stadium Jumbotron. However, upon further investigation, it appears to be a well-played ruse. TikToker @salflo91 posted a recording of moment, in which a branded "coverage cam" went around looking for fans doing silly things. When the camera showed one "couple," the dark-haired man looked directly into the camera as he pulled away from a blonde woman in an Astros team shirt.…
Ukrainian troops complete daring rescue of Canada-bound Afghan translators: report
Ukrainian troops have completed a daring rescue of two Afghan translators and their families, one who worked for the Canadian military and the other for the Globe and Mail, airlifting them safely to Kyiv.
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