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The Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) representing 10,000 LCBO workers ratified a new three-year agreement, ending a two-week strike. The agreement includes an 8% wage increase over three years, converting 1,000 casual employees to permanent part-time positions, and guarantees no store closures. Both the LCBO and OPSEU expressed gratitude for the support and the mediator’s assistance. The strike was partly in response to Premier Doug Ford’s plans to expand alcohol sales to convenience and grocery stores, which OPSEU feared would threaten jobs and public revenue.
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Nike is once again celebrating Puerto Rican culture with a special sneaker release just in time for Puerto Rican Day festivities. The sportswear giant has unveiled a new Puerto Rico-inspired version of its iconic Nike Shox R4, featuring a striking light blue...
Ryan Castro is extending one of the biggest tours of his career. The Medellín hitmaker has officially announced the U.S. leg of his Sendé: The Last Dance Tour, a 16-city run that will serve as the final chapter of his successful Sendé era. Promoted by The...
If you thought the FIFA World Cup in Toronto was only about soccer, think again. The FIFA Fan Festival at Fort York and The Bentway is shaping up to be one of the city’s biggest entertainment events of the summer, combining live match broadcasts, food, culture, and an...
If you thought the FIFA World Cup in Toronto was only about soccer, think again. The FIFA Fan Festival at Fort York and The Bentway is shaping up to be one of the city’s biggest entertainment events...
With the FIFA World Cup 2026 set to kick off in less than two weeks, police have announced what they are calling the largest seizure of counterfeit soccer merchandise in Canadian history....
Marcelo Flores will miss the biggest tournament of his career after suffering a devastating knee injury just days before the start of the FIFA World Cup 2026. The 22-year-old midfielder...
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