TORONTO – Whether it is down to Donald Trump’s perceived “dictatorial” rule or the so called “Trump Derangement Syndrome”, his presidency has clearly contributed to a steady production stream of Hitler related films, since 2016. A simple “Trump” search on Netflix will turn up 3 Hitler documentaries, not to mention these gems: “Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich”, “Ghislaine Maxwell: Filthy Rich”, “How to Become a Tyrant” and “Dirty Money”…
TORONTO – The construction of a new section of the Ontario Line in Toronto could force Metrolinx to temporarily close the Don Valley Parkway (DVP) in order to carry out work on an overpass above the highway.
TORONTO – Perhaps more than any other sporting event, the Winter Olympics highlights the human story above athletics – which is nowhere more evident than with the bobsled competition. Take the 1988 four-man Jamaican bobsled team in Calgary, for instance. Though they were disqualified, the team was immortalized on screen largely because they were a tropical nation competing in a niche winter sport. And now, an Italian bobsled success story is finally getting its own movie…
TORONTO – Ontario Premier Doug Ford has sparked debate after announcing university tuition increases and cuts to OSAP (Ontario Student Assistance Program) grants, which help students pay for college and university. He also advised students to avoid “basket-weaving courses” and focus on programs that lead to high-demand jobs, such as healthcare or STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics).
TORONTO – “Buy Canadian” extends to the Armed Forces: the federal government unveiled today its first Defence Industrial Strategy, an ambitious plan aimed at strengthening national security, boosting economic prosperity, and consolidating the country’s strategic autonomy. Announced by Prime Minister Mark Carney, the initiative seeks to transform Canada’s defence industries by prioritizing domestic suppliers and materials, investing in innovation, and streamlining military procurement.
