On Monday afternoon, a Delta Air Lines flight bound for Toronto Pearson International Airport from Minneapolis made headlines worldwide after a catastrophic crash landing, leaving onlookers and passengers in shock. The incident, which occurred around 2:30 p.m. amid fierce winds, saw Delta Flight 4819, operated by Endeavor Air, veer drastically off course, with footage flooding Continue reading
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Delta plane flips over in crash at Pearson Airport in Toronto
This afternoon, Toronto Pearson International Airport made a public announcement on social media about an ongoing incident involving a Delta Airlines plane. The flight had arrived from Minneapolis, and upon landing, the aircraft encountered an issue that led to a dramatic scene. The airport confirmed that emergency teams were swiftly responding to the situation, assuring Continue reading
MEC Recalls Some Snowsuits Due to Mould Contamination
Mountain Equipment Company (MEC) has issued an important recall for two types of children’s snowsuits, following concerns over mould contamination. The MEC Toaster and Toaster Bunting Suits, designed to provide warmth and protection for young children, are being pulled from shelves due to potential health risks posed by mould exposure. The recall affects specific snowsuits Continue reading
Will the Canadian Dollar Strengthen or Weaken in 2025? Key Economic and Political Factors to Watch
Over the last decade, the Canadian dollar (CAD) has been on a steady decline against the U.S. dollar (USD). On February 3, 2025, CAD dropped to just 67 cents USD, marking its lowest point since 2003. This drop coincided with the resignation of Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and was further exacerbated by the announcement of Continue reading
Canada’s Biggest Outdoor Adventure Show Takes Place in Toronto This Week
Gear up for an epic weekend full of excitement, exploration, and adventure at Canada’s largest outdoor event of the year — the Outdoor Adventure Show in Toronto! Whether you’re an adrenaline junkie looking to scale new heights, dive into the deep blue, or embark on a new wilderness pursuit, this expo is your ultimate destination Continue reading
Winter Storm Warning: Freezing Rain and Heavy Snow Expected in Niagara Falls – Up to 10 cm Snowfall and 2 mm Ice Accumulation
Residents of Niagara Falls and surrounding areas are being urged to prepare for treacherous weather conditions as a powerful winter storm moves through southern Ontario. Environment Canada has issued freezing rain warnings and snowfall advisories, forecasting significant ice accumulation and heavy snowfall. Freezing Rain Warning: Slippery and Hazardous Conditions Ahead According to Environment Canada, a Continue reading
Feb. 13 Snowstorm: GTA Braces for Up to 20 cm as Winter Blast Hits Southern Ontario
Ontario is facing a major winter storm, with up to 40 cm of snow expected in some regions and significant ice build-up creating dangerous conditions. Residents across the Greater Toronto Area (GTA), including Mississauga and Brampton, should prepare for up to 20 cm of snowfall, with additional hazards of freezing rain and strong winds making Continue reading
Canada Sets World Record With 600 Million Neutrons Per Second: A Giant Leap Toward Commercial Nuclear Fusion
In a groundbreaking achievement, Canadian company General Fusion has shattered previous records by generating 600 million neutrons per second using Magnetized Target Fusion (MTF). This milestone, recognized by the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), marks a significant step toward achieving stable and scalable fusion energy, bringing humanity closer to the dream of limitless, clean power. Continue reading
New Ride-Hailing Service Launches in Toronto
Hopp, a European-based ride-sharing platform backed by Bolt, has officially launched in Toronto and the surrounding Greater Toronto Area (GTA), bringing a new player into the competitive ride-sharing market. With a strong presence in over 50 countries and more than 600 cities globally, Hopp is now available to riders in Toronto, Mississauga, Markham, Vaughan, and Continue reading
Ontario Bracing for Back-to-Back Storms, with Up to 40 cm of Snow Expected
Southern Ontario is facing a potentially severe snowstorm this week that could be even worse than initially predicted. Meteorologists are now warning of two consecutive intense weather events that could dump up to 40 cm of snow and cause significant disruptions across the province. The first storm will arrive Wednesday as a Texas low moves Continue reading