ON March 31, a commercial truck driven by an Ontario resident entered Canada using the Blue Water Bridge in Point Edward, Ontario, and was referred for a secondary examination. During the examination, Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) officers discovered and seized approximately 62 kg of suspected cocaine. This seizure is valued at approximately $3.5 million. The…
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Akshay Kumar’s Sooryavanshi to Salman Khan’s Radhe: Bollywood looks for light at the end of lockdown tunnel The second wave of Covid has hit Bollywood hard, and an already paralysed film industry is left looking for solutions of survival that don’t seem to exist at the moment. Among the earliest big films that hit a…
Detailshe prefers being upfront about everything, be it her professional journey or personal life. Having been in a live-in relationship with actor Rahul Dev for years, Mugdha Godse is frequently asked if the two plan to get hitched anytime soon. When asked how she deals with this constant grilling, the actor says, “We have to…
DetailsThe Smallest Turtle In 2012, the smallest turtle was born at the Pacific Northwest Turtle Works in Kenmore, Washington. This turtle weighed in at a ‘beefy’ 1.22 grams.
40 additional pharmacies to start offering COVID-19 vaccine in Brampton The Ontario government says it’s ready to rapidly increase its COVID-19 vaccine rollout, with over 700 more pharmacies across the province to begin offering the vaccine this week. The following pharmacies in Brampton will start offering the AstraZeneca vaccine this week to those who are 55 and older: Bramcity…
DetailsKangana Ranaut starrer Thalaivi postponed amidst rising COVID-19 cases Kangana Ranaut‘s much anticipated film ‘Thalaivi’ has been postponed. The film was scheduled to hit the screens this month, however, the makers Friday announced that the film has been delayed. In a statement, the makers said since the number of coronavirus cases are rising sharply, keeping in view…
DetailsThe province has enacted another stay-at-home order as Ontario faces a third wave mainly driven by more transmissible and more deadly COVID-19 variants. The order comes into effect on Thursday, April 8 and will last for at least four weeks. It says people cannot leave home, except for about nearly 30 essential reasons: You must not leave…
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