Alberta teachers’ strike: Why Danielle Smith’s push to bring them back to work could shake Canada’s labour unions

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith plans to introduce the Back to School Act, forcing teachers back to classrooms amid a three-week strike over pay, class size, and workload. The government may invoke the notwithstanding clause, potentially curbing constitutional strike rights, sparking nationwide labour concerns. Critics warn this could escalate tensions with unions, weaken collective bargaining, and…

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Katy Perry-Justin Trudeau: All about the relationship, spotting, and drama in between

Katy Perry and Justin Trudeau’s rumoured romance is now public, confirmed by a PDA-filled yacht outing and a hand-holding appearance in Paris on Perry’s 41st birthday. The couple’s timeline includes consecutive dates in Montreal and a concert sighting, despite initial paparazzi concerns and friends’ advice for Perry to proceed cautiously after past relationships.

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Amitabh Bachchan’s granddaughter Navya Nanda on REFUSING Bollywood and joining Rs 40,000 crore family business: ‘I have assembled a tractor’

Navya Naveli Nanda, granddaughter of Bollywood legends, has forged her own path, eschewing films for entrepreneurship and social advocacy. Growing up surrounded by tractors, she developed a deep connection to her family’s agricultural equipment business. Navya is actively involved in the company, aiming to carry forward its legacy while pursuing a business degree.

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Switched from Google Chrome to OpenAI’s ChatGPT Atlas browser for a week, and the ‘Big why’ I didn’t stay

I spent seven days using OpenAI’s new ChatGPT Atlas browser to see if it could replace Chrome. Atlas promises AI-powered browsing with integrated ChatGPT and autonomous agent features that handle tasks for you. But can it actually deliver on the hype? From shopping cart chaos to privacy concerns, here’s what happened when I made Atlas…

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