Heinz Canada has voluntarily recalled the following 128ml baby food pouches for fear that a defect in packaging could lead to contamination by “spoilage microorganisms”:
Hey jazz fans, you've got to see this. A seven-year-old girl had jaws dropping all over the place, on Norway's Got Talent, with her soulful performance of Billie Holiday's 1941 hit, "Gloomy Sunday"—a song she found by accident on her mom's iPad when she couldn't sleep one night.
You might be somewhat disarmed to find that the sexist note left for a female WestJet pilot was penned in Canada in the year 2014. A passenger, en route from Calgary to Victoria, felt necessary to express his dissatisfaction that the person flying the plane wasn't in possession of the right kind of tackle.
Monkey see, monkey do. That's what we say about children. And this cautionary video (courtesy of the Huffington Post), created by Australia's National Child Protection Clearing House (NAPCAN), will really drive the message home.
Do you have a sound machine to help your baby fall asleep? You know, one that plays white noise or ocean sounds? A study from The Hospital for Sick Children has concluded that some machines may be harmful to a developing baby.
No one will be ogling red carpet fashions at the forthcoming Oscars quite like a 4-year-old girl named Mayhem. The pint-sized fashionista is giving celebrity kids, like Suri Cruise and North West, a run for their money with her celebrity dresses fashioned out of paper.
Are you a doodler? What do you draw? In a move reminiscent of that Seth Rogen movie Super Bad, a guy responded to his wife's challenge by caricaturing a penis on her new whiteboard every day for a year. Holy hotdogs, Batman, that's a lot of genitalia!
How do you feel about eating muskrat, hare, deer, and beaver? How about squirrel? Are you game?
According to an article in CBC, wild game meat has been given the green light from the provincial government allowing certain Quebec restaurants to serve it to punters.
