Voting at 16? Meet the Toronto teens leading the charge to lower city’s voting age

A group of Toronto teens are celebrating after the city passed a motion to investigate the idea of lowering the voting age for city polling from 18 to 16. This wouldn’t allow 16- and 17-year-olds to vote in Toronto elections, but it could give them a say in decisions and changes made in their neighbourhoods. The teens say the win is the first step in a larger movement to lower Canada’s voting age to 16.

Mouldy cheese? False nutrition claims? Unpacking the Lunchly drama

You can’t get Lunchly in Canada, but you have probably been hearing about it. Why? Probably because of all the drama around the products since their release. Influencers KSI and Logan Paul, along with YouTube giant MrBeast, released a new lunch product in the United States. The product, called Lunchly, isn’t very different from the Lunchables you can get here, but the creators say it’s a “healthier alternative” to its competitors. But critics say it isn’t actually a healthy option and some have claimed the product could be recalled over allegations of mouldy cheese.