Evil Nanny Flees to China After Footage Shows Her Physically Abusing 2-Day-Old US Baby

Evil Nanny Flees to China After Footage Shows Her Physically Abusing 2-Day-Old US Baby

A chilling case of infant abuse in California has captured international attention after a nanny was caught on camera violently abusing a two-day-old baby. The nanny, Guitan Liu, fled to China before authorities could intervene, leaving a devastated family and an outraged public calling for justice. Trusted Caregiver Turned Villain The wealthy Chinese-American family, residing … Read more

Women caregivers: Signs of caregiver burnout and hope to cope

Women caregivers: Signs of caregiver burnout and hope to cope

The responsibility for caregiving in a family, whether for aged parents or a sick family member, tends to fall on the woman, whether she’s single or married. A 2022 Quality of Life of Caregivers study by the National Council of Social Service (NCSS) found that 60 per cent of caregivers in Singapore are women. The … Read more

WestJet CEO apologizes for accessibility failures

WestJet CEO apologizes for accessibility failures

WestJet chief executive officer Alexis von Hoensbroech apologized Thursday for incidents where the airline failed to accommodate people living with disabilities, saying he hopes to improve travel accessibility. “To our guests who didn’t have a good travel experience with us, we are sincerely sorry, and we are committed in doing better,” von Hoensbroech said during a House of Commons transport committee … Read more

‘Shocking’: Air Canada CEO blasted over accessibility services at House committee

‘Shocking’: Air Canada CEO blasted over accessibility services at House committee

Lawmakers took Air Canada’s CEO to task on Monday over “shocking” and “scandalous” failures to accommodate passengers living with disabilities. At a House of Commons committee hearing on services for Canadians with disabilities, chief executive Michael Rousseau faced a barrage of questions over reports of passenger mistreatment during the past year. Vice-chair Tracy Gray cited … Read more