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A silver lining for investors rushing into precious metals
Precious metal prices have been pushing record highs and, as queues lengthened outside bullion traders, gold and silver prices suddenly fell back. But positive signs remain, analysts say. Source link
Pharma companies accused of trying to 'undermine' Australian ad laws
The pharmaceutical giants behind Wegovy and Mounjaro have recently launched advertisements directing people towards their doctor for weight loss. Some experts warn this type of advertising may affect public health messaging. Source link
The Bunnies are back and out for blood in Mona Awad's anticipated sequel
The Montreal-born writer discussed her novel, We Love You, Bunny, on Bookends with Mattea Roach. The book is on the shortlist for the 2025 Giller Prize. Source link
Microplastics 'misconception' hurting seafood sector, scientists say
There are microplastics in almost everything, so why does seafood get such a bad reputation? Scientists say it is down to disproportionate research and media attention. Source link
Mi'kmaw family caught in Indian status cut-off as Ottawa faces calls for reform
A Mi’kmaw man from Elsipogtog First Nation in New Brunswick says his granddaughter will be the first in his family to not be eligible for status because of the Indian Act’s second-generation cut-off rule. Source link
U.S. Trade War Drives Canada to Fast-Track Port Expansion
Officials say the upgrade of Montreal’s port will help Canadian importers and exporters find alternatives to the U.S. Source link
Apoorva Mukhija opens up on quitting content creation
Content creator Apoorva Mukhija aka The Rebel Kid, who had landed in a major controversy earlier this year following an episode of India’s Got Latent, has opened up about her relationship with social media and why she keeps her personal emotions private. Source link
Indonesia's ban on Israeli athletes sparks backlash from IOC
The world’s most populous Muslim nation refused to issue visas to Israeli athletes last week because of the war in Gaza. Source link