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The Canadian government has mandated ByteDance to dissolve TikTok’s business operations in Canada by the end of 2024 due to national security concerns related to its Chinese ownership and potential data sharing. While access to TikTok will remain for Canadian users, the government emphasizes cybersecurity awareness and points to risks under China’s National Intelligence Law, which requires companies to cooperate with intelligence efforts. TikTok has pledged to fight this decision in court, citing potential job losses and reaffirming its commitment to creators and businesses on the platform. The move aligns with broader global scrutiny of TikTok and may prompt similar actions by other countries.
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Argentina is back on top of the field hockey world. Las Leonas defeated the Netherlands in a dramatic shootout to win the 2026 FIH Women’s Hockey World Cup, capturing Argentina’s first world title in 16 years and the third in the country’s history. Playing against the...
Authorities in Ecuador have arrested a Russian woman accused of attempting to smuggle at least 32 marine iguanas from the Galápagos Islands out of the country in her luggage. The bizarre discovery was made at an airport in Quito on Saturday, August 29, as the woman...
Colombia has removed one of the biggest legal barriers preventing the return of aerial spraying of coca crops, potentially reviving one of the country's most controversial strategies in its decades-long fight against cocaine production. Colombia's National Narcotics...
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Toronto fans hoping to see Eros Ramazzotti this fall will have to wait another year. The Italian superstar has postponed the North and Latin American portion of his Una Historia Importante World...
Canada is preparing to retaliate after the United States imposed sweeping 50% tariffs on nearly $20 billion worth of Canadian goods, escalating the trade dispute between the longtime neighbours....
If you love Latin music, September might be the month you stop making weekend plans. Because Toronto is absolutely loaded. The city has spent years building its reputation as one of the biggest...
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