China is reportedly set to relent on its long-running censorship of western platforms such as Facebook and Instagram and search engines including Google as part of “contractual obligations” to athletes at the Beijing Olympics. Mainland China currently denies access to popular social networks and messengers… Read More »China agrees to drop censorship of social networks for Olympic athletes
Following the Toronto Raptors’ 131-129 overtime defeat at the hands of the Brooklyn Nets, Amy Audibert joined The Raptors Show With Will Lou on Thursday to discuss the pros and cons of calling a timeout in last second situations.
US president Joe Biden has used a trip to a tornado-ravaged area to wade into the controversy over Aaron Rodgers’ Covid status, advising the NFL player who attempted to avoid a vaccine row with the “woke mob”. President Biden was paying a visit to the… Read More »Biden sends surprise vaccine message to NFL superstar
On the heels of the recent 2021 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) and Canada’s commitments to natural climate solutions and ending deforestation, it is imperative to take a critical look at Canada’s current emissions and the ways in which they’re counted. A new report by Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), Nature Canada, Environmental Defence …
The Auditor General of Ontario’s report, Protecting and Recovering Species at Risk, is not reading for the faint of heart. Released on November 22, 2021 the audit sets out in excruciating detail the Government of Ontario’s abject failure to exercise its duty to protect the province’s most vulnerable plants and animals. The review spans the …