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Liverpool and Manchester City shared a thrilling 2-2 league draw in Manchester, meeting again less than a week later. While vying for the lead at the top of the Premier League table in the first meeting, they will go head-to-head on Saturday for a place in the FA Cup final. Last weekend’s match was considered […]
When the Rolfe family booked an Easter long weekend getaway to Las Vegas with their two teenagers, they realized their 18-year-old daughter Paige’s passport would expire right before the trip. They sent Paige’s passport renewal application by courier in February, after seeing the approximate turnaround time of 20 business days on the Service Canada web […]
The president of United States Joe Bidenwho had promised to be transparent about his personal finances during his tenure, and his wife Jill reported just over $600,000 in income to the federal government in 2021. The Bidens paid 150,439 taxes on the 610,702 dollars they earned, which represents a rate of 24.6%, the presidency specified. […]
Hundreds of commercial vehicle tires have been slashed at a business in Puslinch, Ont. Wellington County OPP say it happened overnight between Monday and Tuesday on Nicholas Beaver Road. A person or people damaged about 200 tires of numerous vehicles and caused over $200,000 in damage, according to officials. Anyone with information is asked to […]
In the final, dramatic quarter of a memorable run to an NBA championship, the Raptors went away from form. On a team anchored by the singular talents of Kyle Lowry and Kawhi Leonard, it was the unheralded duo of young Fred VanVleet and Pascal Siakam that coach Nick Nurse turned to, putting them in a […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links Sports Local Sports Author of the article: Jim Parker • Windsor Star Publishing date: Apr 15, 2022 • 42 minutes ago • 3 minute read • Join the conversation St. Clair Saints men’s volleyball recruits, from left, Josh Derksen, Jacob Arsenault-Dufour and Eric Glos are part of a five-player recruiting class announced […]
Ukraine says street fighting continues in Mariupol Moscow says it seizes steel plant in Mariupol The largest ship sunk in the war in 40 years Industrial site attacked in kyiv in apparent retaliation kyiv, April 15 (Reuters) – Ukraine said on Friday it was trying to break out of Russia’s siege of Mariupol as fighting […]
A dozen minimum-temperature records were broken or tied across BC Thursday as cold weather settled on many parts of the province. Preliminary data shared by Environment Canada revealed 12 records for April 14 fell or were tied due to low temperatures, with most of the previous records being decades old and some more than a […]
Just over 100,000 Hydro-Quebec customers are without power early Friday evening due to strong winds blowing over part of the province. The Montreal region is particularly affected with 33,402 customers affected. In the Laurentians, 27,000 customers are without electricity. Strong winds caused damage and #breakdowns in the Laurentians, Montreal, Montérégie and Outaouais regions for more […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News After two months, the Komagata Maru was escorted out of Canadian waters by the HMCS Rainbow. Publishing date: Apr 15, 2022 • 16 minutes ago • 3 minute read • Join the conversation Raj Singh Toor is vice-president of the Descendants of Komagata Maru Society. Toor is standing on […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News Stanley Park Easter Train rides sold out on Friday and border crossings into the US drew long lineups all day as British Columbians ditched their vaccine passports and some of their masks The Easter Train at Stanley Park in Vancouver was sold out Friday as families flocked to the Easter-themed […]
WESLACO, Texas (Nexstar) — Gov. Greg Abbott made a fourth deal with the governor of Tamaulipas on Friday, including the final deal with neighboring Mexican governors to roll back Texas commercial vehicle inspections at the southern border that clogged traffic for more than a week. “We’re showing how border governors can lead the way in […]
When a superstar like the Atlanta Hawks point guard brings young makes the decision to dominate, there is little anyone can do. The Cleveland Cavaliers found that out when they torched them for 32 points in the second half. We’ve seen Young put on some incredible performances this season. He made his way into the […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News Publishing date: Apr 15, 2022 • 51 minutes ago • 2 minute read • Join the conversation Yasin Cetin, Outreach and Engagement Advisor of the Muslim Association of Canada speaks parishioners before Friday prayer at the McDougall United Church on Friday, April 15, 2022 in Edmonton. The church hosted a […]
In-person services for Good Friday have returned. St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Kitchener was one of many able to hold a service to mark the holiday for the first time since 2019. “Easter, being able to share it with others in the same presence, it’s like having a party and finally you’re able to have […]
The organizers of the massive 4/20 event at Vancouver’s Sunset Beach are taking a backseat this year, as some drug advocates shift their focus to mushroom legalization. A message on the 4/20 Vancouver website blames uncertainty around COVID-19 restrictions – which were only recently relaxed in British Columbia – for preventing another large-scale gathering in […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links Vancouver Canucks Sports NHL Hockey Stan Smyl remembers Mike Bossy for his skill, his toughness and for sticking to his guns about how the game should be played. Publishing date: Apr 15, 2022 • 12 minutes ago • 3 minute read • Join the conversation Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame inductee and […]
A new welcoming center at the airport is the latest effort to make Ukrainians coming to Winnipeg feel more at home. On Friday morning, Oksana landed in Winnipeg. She said she was living in a basement near Chornobyl before coming to the city to leave the war-torn country. Her family are the first people to […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links News Local News Tatiana and Daniel Romano are about to welcome two Ukrainian families into their Dollard-des-Ormeaux home. “That’s what you do for another human who is in such circumstances,” said Tatiana. Publishing date: Apr 15, 2022 • 47 minutes ago • 5 minute read • Join the conversation Tatiana and Daniel […]
Vancouver businessman David Sidoo, who spent three months in a United States federal prison in 2020 after pleading guilty to wire and mail fraud conspiracy charges, once again finds himself in legal jeopardy. On Thursday, the US Securities and Exchange Commission filed a complaint in federal court in the Southern District of New York alleging […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links politics Opinion Columnists “I wish that the government were forthright a few months ago, saying that they were giving up on preventing spread and moving into ‘herd immunity’ mode. The poor communication of public health intentions undermines confidence in our health leaders.” — Andrew Weaver Former BC Green leader Andrew Weaver. Photo […]
Dozens of Indigenous youth laced up their skates for a special hockey tournament taking place this weekend in Lethbridge. The Alberta Treaty Hockey Association’s (ATHA) Treaty Games offers an opportunity for young Indigenous hockey players to highlight their skills and enjoy some friendly competition. Six arenas, throughout the city of Lethbridge, will be used for […]
Breadcrumb Trail Links Local News ground work Columnists John and Morna Wowk load groceries into their SUV at Sobey’s Belmont location at 13504 Victoria Trail in Edmonton, on Tuesday, March 17, 2020. Photo by Ian Kucerak /post media Article content In what may have been something of a Freudian slip, a friend of mine accidentally […]
Firefighters rescued a cat from a burning home in Ottawa’s west end. Ottawa Fire received multiple 911 calls reporting flames visible from the third floor of a home on Gladecrest Court just before 5:30 pm Friday. “911 callers reported everyone did make it out of the home but a cat was still inside,” fire officials […]
Mike Bossy and toujours priorisé le chandail avant are nom au dos du gilet des Islanders. Il avait la même philosophie avec sa dernière équipe de him, celle de TVA Sports où il servait d’analyste. • Also read: Les hommages pleuvent pour Mike Bossy • Also read: Mike Bossy (1957-2022): the rançon de la gloire […]
A newly approved heart failure therapy that uses a drug originally meant to treat diabetes patients could improve outcomes for Canadians while reducing strain on healthcare systems, according to a Manitoba doctor. The drug in question is called Empagliflozin. It is known as a SGLT2 inhibitor and was proven to be beneficial as a blood […]
After a sustained pandemic-induced dip in air travel, Canadians are slowly starting to board flights again. International arrivals are up compared to last year, Statistics Canada data shows, although still significantly below pre-pandemic levels. While people are on the move, the country is staring down a sixth wave of COVID-19 infections — driven by the […]
Monterey, NL. The governor of Texas, Gregory W. Abbott, commented that the review measures at the border ports of Texas with the states of Nuevo León, Chihuahua, Coahuila and Tamaulipas were relaxed; but that if there is an increase in undocumented immigrants at the border, he will not hesitate to bring back the inspections. The […]
For the Hawks and Cavaliers, it all comes down to one game. The NBA Play-In Tournament continues on Friday, April 15 at 7:30 p.m. Heat. Cleveland, which finished eighth in the East with a 44-38 record, will look to bounce back from a loss to the Nets in Tuesday’s Play-In opener. Atlanta, which finished ninth […]
Article content Families of people living in long-term care are relieved Ontario’s chief medical officer of health will recommend masks remain in those settings beyond April 27. Article content “It’s terrifying. I’m just pleased. It feels much safer. It feels like that buys us some time,” said Denise Schon, of the Family Councils Action Coalition […]
