Buying a new or used car is always a big undertaking — after all you’re making a major financial decision. Financial expert Preet Banerjee shared some essential tips to keep in mind when buying a vehicle on a recent segment of The Morning Show. While you may be set on buying either a new or
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Photo courtesy of Alanis Morissette, art by Laura Whelan Alanis Morissette is a force. The You Oughta Know singer recently opened up about her album-inspired Broadway show, her favourite moments at the Juno Awards and even her current passion of writing a book. In a Canadian exclusive, the 46-year-old singer-songwriter sat down with Global News’
The coronavirus pandemic is giving people an extra reason to pack up and move away from big cities, but one expert says it could be costly in the long-run. Finance expert Kelley Keehn recently joined The Morning Show to break down what you need to consider before moving out of the city. READ MORE: Essential
At Fresh Air Experience in Ottawa, a sporting goods store that specializes in bikes in the summer and cross-country skis in winter, the demand for ski equipment doesn’t traditionally take off until the first flakes of snow have fallen. But business is already booming, months ahead of schedule. After record bike sales during the first
Basic information about young people who have used government services in Nunavut isn’t being tracked because of “complacency and a lack of accountability,” says the annual report from the territory’s representative for children and youth. Jane Bates says her 2019-2020 report needed data from government departments to create baseline information on people under 19 that
Eight years ago, 15-year-old Amanda Todd took her own life. The Grade 10 student from Port Coquitlam, B.C., died by suicide in October 2012. This was soon after posting a chilling black-and-white video online describing the details of the cyberbullying she lived with both online and in school. Her mother Carol Todd, who has been
Do I need to wear a mask if I’m 6 feet (1.8 m) away from others? Health experts recommend wearing masks in public and keeping your distance from others in most cases, but whether you should do both could depend on the situation. “There’s no invisible force field at 6 feet,” said Saskia Popescu, an
A new study indicates some Canadian mothers have taken on the equivalent of nearly two full-time jobs providing child care during the COVID-19 pandemic. Using data from COVID19monitor.org, McMaster University researchers tracked the time thousands of Canadian parents spent caring for children before and during the pandemic. Read more: Want a full economic recovery? Childcare
Beverages, boots and blustering snow. Winnipeg has decided to allow restaurateurs and bar owners to open temporary patios through the winter — in a city where temperatures sometimes dip as low as -35C. Temporary patio permits will be available to the city’s hospitality industry from Nov. 1 to March 31, 2021, albeit with some additional
In the coronavirus pandemic, it’s not uncommon to find a dirty mask in the bottom of your bag or a bunch of used ones sitting in the laundry basket. Canada’s second wave of COVID-19 cases calls for Canadians to use their masks with precaution, experts say. While it can be exhausting to clean your mask