A Cinnabon employee in Wisconsin was fired after a viral video showed her making racist remarks toward a Somali couple, sparking outrage, a corporate condemnation, and an unexpected crowdfunding campaign that raised over $100,000 in her support.
Maddy Goldberg is combining her love of cooking with her passion for service by serving delicious and thoughtfully crafted dishes to over 100 people each week.
Radio host Azalea Hart went viral after discovering a frog in her packaged salad, sparking outrage and plenty of debate across social media.
Raptors guard Gradey Dick opens up about embracing Toronto’s culture—from its food and slang to the energy of Caribana.
Pascal Siakam’s EdTech Engine is back for round two, with the program shifting toward AI-focused learning tools and skill-building.
A British TikToker has sparked conversation on the quality of Canada’s health-care system after raving about the efficiency of the country’s medical services.
Viral rap sensation Toronto Police Services Constable Dennis Dunkley uses his music to connect and break down barriers between police and the community, proving Hip-Hop and law enforcement can co-exist.
Millennials (and Gen-Z who had loose TV regulations) geared up for battle Friday morning with the goal of securing a ticket to one of Hilary Duff’s four intimate concerts of her Small Rooms, Big Nerves mini tour. Duff tours from Jan. 19 to Jan. 29, stopping in Toronto on Jan. 24.
Following a $25, 000 fine from the NBA, Sportsnet’s Danielle Michaud reports Toronto Raptors forward Brandon Ingram apologized several times to the affected attendant for the seemingly out-of-character outburst.
With the recent release of season two, Brampton comedy duo Jae and Trey Richards continue to redefine Canadian television with The Office Movers.
