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The CN Tower sits at 553 metres in Toronto, Canada’s largest city. For many years, it was the world’s tallest freestanding tower before being superseded by the Burj Khalifa in 2010.

The Canada Lands Company, a federal Crown corporation that owns and operates the CN Tower, recently announced a $21 million (£12.4 million) investment to modernize the tower’s outdoor terrace level, maximize indoor viewing capacity and improve accessibility.

The newly renovated space will also feature state-of-the-

Retail shop owners have come out publicly to defend their businesses. They commit to saying that it is not their job to police the wearing of masks because of the potential threat of abuse for their staff.

However the larger concern continues to be the risk of declining sales within their store if customers refuse to put a mask on.

The footfall count between the 15th to 17th of November drastically declined from 18,937 in 2019 to 4610 in 2020.

A survey posted into ‘Leeds student group’ on Fac

Following the tragic rape and murder of Sarah Everard in March, there has been a national debate surrounding attitudes towards women’s safety.

Leeds students, Emily Vause and Melissa Dawson, have set up a women’s community group through Leeds University called ‘The right to walk’.

It was formed after their own frightening experiences highlighted to them the importance of having strong female friendships. They aim to provide a support network for any women that want to share their own experienc

Maria McEaney from Shercock, Ireland was 5 months pregnant when she got her second vaccine. Her decision was made after watching her pregnant sister suffer greatly in the ICU after choosing not to get jabbed.

She said, “I really struggled with my decision, because all the studies were coming out of America. I consulted with 5 doctors who advised that I get the full vaccine to protect me, and give my baby antibodies.”

New figures released by the NHS revealed that no pregnant women with both dos