Tod MaffinCanadian Commentator, From Far and Wide · Emotional Support Canadian

The stories you didn’t hear this week, but should have

16 May 2025 · 1 min

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This content was created by Tod Maffin. This content was uploaded by Tod Maffin. This is a YouTube clip titled "The stories you didn’t hear this week, but should have" (uploaded May 16, 2025). It contains a single-speaker spoken segment (a host/newsreader) briefly summarizing several Canadian news items — golf carts now legal on Victoria streets, surprising food at the Calgary Stampede, an unresolved federal election result tied to a Nunavut voting station, and a Saskatchewan private Christian school advertising a science-teacher job with no qualifications required — and promotes the creator's free email newsletter at farandwide.news.

Golf carts are now legally allowed to drive on the streets of Victoria. You would not believe the food that they are serving at this year's Calgary Stampede. The reason why Canada's election has not actually technically been called yet, and it's all because of one voting station in Nunavut. And the private Christian school in Saskatchewan that was caught advertising for a full-time science teacher job where they said, "No qualifications or teaching license required." All of those stories and more in my email newsletter, which comes out first thing tomorrow morning, Saturday morning. It is free to sign up to. Just go to farandwide.news.