Taboo Talks
Taboo Talks with Liam Adams Taboos have been present throughout all cultures since the dawn of civilization. The way we behave, dress, eat, and drive, as well as our sex life, are all governed by the norms of the societies we
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The H Table
Food has always been an essential part of our survival, and it will continue to be. I believe food is something that binds us together, so join me on this journey to explore the history, memory, emotions and our relationship
Late-night Bistro
Late-night Bistro with Felicia Guo The best part of life is socializing and listening to stories. Some stories are like Rum, sweet smell, blows your mind. Some stories are like Gin, fresh and crispy. Some say real men must drink
Investment Wars
Investment Wars – A Sports Card Podcast with Bird Bouchard Investment Wars is a weekly sports trading card podcast that focuses on how real-life sporting events, scandals and highlights are impacting the prices of the hobby. Is it time to
Betting against all odds
A decade of work later, NDP Member of Parliament Brian Masse thinks he might be close to getting single-sports betting legalized in Canada. Canadian cities lose out on millions of dollars when illegal betting takes place during major sporting events,
After 3.5 years, Brexit goes through
After almost half a century, Britain has decided to leave the European Union. The group of 28 member countries has become 27. Britons in 2016 voted 52 per cent in favour of leaving in a referendum, that lead to negotiations
Super Bowl Sunday kicks off
The NFL’s biggest spectacle of the year is about to kick off Sunday as they host the 54th Super Bowl. This year’s championship will feature the San Francisco 49ers and the Kansas City Chiefs at the Hard Rock Stadium in
Cat killed in Elm Street fire
A Wednesday fire at a home on the 1100 block of Elm Street, near Wyandotte Street West caused $125,000 in damages. The home’s residents were able to get out safely but one person is displaced due to the damage. One
Fear of coyotes in LaSalle on the rise
Coyote sightings in LaSalle are on the rise, but police asking people to stop calling them for every sighting. According to LaSalle Police Service, people should not call 911 every time they see a coyote, but should call if the
Panda twins on display at German zoo
Twin panda cubs are now on display at Zoo Berlin. According to Zoo Berlin’s Facebook page, the cubs are the first giant pandas to be born in Germany. The cubs were born on Aug. 31 and have been named Pit
More than 7,800 cases of coronavirus confirmed worldwide
The World Health Organization has confirmed more than 7,800 cases of coronavirus worldwide, as of Jan. 30, 2020. More than 7,700 of those cases have been reported in China. Cases have been confirmed in 18 countries. The WHO has named
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