‘Thinking about moving to Canada?’: IRCC’s new ad angers Canadians; people call it ‘beyond parody’

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada’s social media post promoting Canada’s free public healthcare to people outside Canada has sparked major outrage. Opposition leaders argue the advertisement ignores the reality of long waitlists, doctor shortages, and ER closures, with many Canadians unable to access timely medical services.

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How Does Your Zodiac Sign Affect Your Work-Life Balance?

Navigating the work-life balance proves challenging, with each zodiac sign employing unique strategies. Aries, Gemini, Leo, Scorpio, and Aquarius struggle, often facing burnout due to their intense drive and numerous projects. Conversely, Taurus, Cancer, Virgo, Libra, Capricorn, and Pisces prioritize loved ones and hobbies, ensuring work doesn’t dominate their lives, fostering a healthier equilibrium.

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Americans are losing jobs at an alarming rate: Tech, telecom, retail hit hardest

US employers announced 71,321 job cuts in November 2025, marking a 24% increase from last year and the highest November total since 2022, according to Challenger, Gray & Christmas. Technology, telecommunications, retail, and non-profits faced the steepest reductions, driven by AI, restructuring, economic pressures, and government funding cuts, while hiring intentions hit a decade-low.

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‘It’s going to be tricky to get in there’: Steve Smith wants to make Australia squad for LA Olympics 2028

Steve Smith eyes a spot in Australia’s T20I squad for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics, acknowledging the selection challenges. Cricket’s return to the Olympics after 128 years has sparked his interest in representing his country on a global stage. Despite his extensive experience in major cricket tournaments, the Olympics presents a new and exciting opportunity…

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“The sh*t that needs to stop”: Antonio Brown condemns political violence following Charlie Kirk’s tragic death

Antonio Brown voiced his concern over the attack on Charlie Kirk and the increasing political hostility in the U.S. He shared his own experiences of being targeted for his beliefs, emphasizing the risks associated with expressing personal or political views. Brown’s message serves as a call for unity and an end to political violence, advocating…

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Harvard to hand over I-9 records for 19,000 employees under DHS order amid sweeping US federal inquiry

Harvard University will hand over I-9 employment verification records for approximately 19,000 employees following a formal request from the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The request is part of a broader federal inquiry into employment and immigration compliance at the University. Harvard is also reviewing whether student employment data is protected under FERPA. DHS…

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