Author: EveAim

Teen Assaulted At St. Michael's Struggles To Cope, Parents Say

TORONTO — A teen boy still cannot address being sexually assaulted by his football teammates in the locker room at a prestigious all-boys Catholic high school last year, a youth court heard Thursday. The boy could not bring himself to write a victim impact statement because it would force him to relive the experience, the…

By EveAim November 16, 2019 Off

Vancouver Gelato Shop Sets World Record For Most Flavours

Vancouver is known for a lot of things: Hosting the 2010 Winter Olympics, lots of rain, a typically mediocre (but this year surprisingly good) hockey team, and high rent. But it’ll soon be known as the home of a world-record number of ice cream flavours. The popular gelato shop La Casa Gelato officially broke a…

By EveAim November 16, 2019 Off

Canada Needs Stronger Cyber Security Regulations: Bank Of Canada Official

OTTAWA — Canada should consider strengthening regulations to safeguard the country’s financial system against potential cyberattacks, a top Bank of Canada official said on Tuesday. The comments come ahead of the release next week of the central bank’s biannual survey of financial sector risk management experts, which is expected to cite cyber security as a…

By EveAim November 16, 2019 Off

Ontario Elementary Teachers Start Preparations For Work-To-Rule

TORONTO — Ontario’s elementary teachers will start a work-to-rule campaign on Nov. 26 that they say will not affect students, but is just the first phase in potentially escalating job action. The Elementary Teachers’ Federation of Ontario says their action will target ministry and school board administrative tasks. Members are being told not to complete Term…

By EveAim November 16, 2019 Off

B.C. Indigenous Leader Ed John Charged With Sexual Offences

VANCOUVER — A British Columbia Indigenous leader and outspoken advocate for children is facing sex-related charges dating back more than 40 years. The B.C. Prosecution Service says Ed John, a former leader of the First Nations Summit and former B.C. cabinet minister, is accused of having sexual intercourse with a female without her consent in…

By EveAim November 16, 2019 Off

What Tories, NDP, Bloc, And Greens Want To Get Out Of Trudeau

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau wrapped a series of one-on-one meetings with opposition leaders Friday, giving him just under three weeks to write his first throne speech in a minority Parliament, one which needs enough support from across the aisle to clear his first confidence vote. Asks from the Conservative, Bloc Québécois, NDP, and…

By EveAim November 16, 2019 Off