Saba Aziz is an online journalist for Global News, with previous experience at Al Jazeera English. She is a Fulbright scholar and an alumnus of Boston University and the University of London. Saba's articles cover a range of topics including climate change, astronomy, women's health, travel, and financial resolutions.
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Saba Aziz's reporting encompasses a wide range of topics, including health, travel, and government policies in Canada. Her articles often include references to government announcements and data citations.
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By: Saba Aziz, Felix Cartal
WATCH: More than 800M people living with diabetes worldwide
By: Saba Aziz
Canada Post and its workers’ union are entering a fresh round of mediated negotiations on Monday as a nationwide postal strike enters its fourth day
By: Saba Aziz, Raylene Rankin
WATCH Strike could be detrimental to Canada Post as a business
By: Saba Aziz
Parents who are expecting child benefit payments via mail will still get their cheques delivered on Wednesday, Canada Post and the Canada Revenue Agency has said.
As car theft finally decelerates in Canada after a surge in recent years, the country's top 10 stolen vehicles for 2023 have been revealed – and they're mostly SUVs.
As car theft finally decelerates in Canada after a surge in recent years, the country’s top 10 stolen vehicles for 2023 have been revealed – and they’re mostly SUVs.
By: Saba Aziz
A new poll by Leger suggests Canadians are supportive of government intervention in the labour disputes at ports and at Canada Post.
Paul Bernardo, who is serving a life sentence and was transferred from maximum- to medium-security prison last year, is scheduled to appear for a parole hearing next week.
By: Saba Aziz
Employment and Social Development Canada says approximately 85,000 passports that were printed and ready to be mailed are being held by Service Canada.
As a nationwide Canada Post strike reaches the one-week mark, the federal government is being urged by some to immediately step in to end the labour disruption.
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