Millions of Canadians have delayed dental visits for years, not because they don’t care about their oral health, but because the anticipated costs never fit their budget. For example, a single filling can cost more than a week’s groceries, and a root canal can deplete savings meant for something else. This reality has contributed t...
For years, Canadian food and nutrition experts have warned the public that their favorite cooking medium, olive oil, may be adulterated or “cut” with substandard oils. The Canadian Food Inspection Agency’s (CFIA) recent Food Fraud Annual Report for 2024-25 highlights this concern. Here are some key points from the report: Con...
We hesitate to say, “we told you so,” but we did. On July 21, 2025, GTA Muslims Today issued an early warning to authorities about e-bikes and scooters, highlighting that, contrary to the perception many young Torontonians have, these are not toys. We stressed that without urgent regulations governing their use, they could pose a [...
Within Provinces – Doctor Visits: Most provinces and territories have reciprocal billing agreements, so your Ontario health card is accepted for necessary medical care, just like at home. Physician and walk-in clinic visits are generally covered; however, Quebec is a partial exception, as you may need to pay upfront. Nonetheless, you ca...
August 14, 2026, Toronto – Some of us may feel lost and confused after reading this headline. Especially those who have been following this totally unjustified and unnecessary war on Iran by America at the behest of Israel. We would remember Trump’s statement to Fox and CNN on Wednesday, August 12, where he stridently claimed: […]...
Effective August 17, 2026, the Ontario government will implement new measures to strengthen the province’s bail system and enhance community safety. As part of a comprehensive bail strategy to make bail more meaningful and impactful for individuals accused of serious crimes, these new measures will improve compliance, keep violent and re...
There has been considerable discussion regarding data centers (DCs) over the past few months, generating opinions both for and against them. It may surprise some that many Ontarians, as well as Canadians from other provinces, are not fully aware of the role of these centers and their potential benefits or drawbacks for the general public. [&he...
August 13, 2026, Toronto – The Ontario government announced today a significant change in the rules governing the province’s social assistance programs. This new move will deny monetary benefits to individuals without legal immigration status in Canada, specifically targeting those not recognized as citizens or permanent residents. This ...
A recent public survey conducted by Leger revealed concerning trends in how Canadians perceive both Islam and Judaism. The Results: Islam: Only 26% of Canadians reported a positive opinion of Islam, while 50% expressed a negative view. In March 2025, when Leger last asked similar questions, the results were slightly more favorable, with 30% po...
This is a prime example of how the “scientific opinions” of paid medical “experts,” supported by heavily funded media campaigns, can persuade even intelligent and educated individuals to accept blatant lies as absolute truth. For the last five decades, we have been conditioned to believe that certain “bad” h...