Volunteers carry packages at a Thanksgiving food distribution event at L.A.’s Baldwin Hills Elementary School last year. (Gary Coronado / Los Angeles Times) This Thanksgiving, let’s be thankful for giving thanks. Research has shown that practicing gratitude is a good way to deal with stress or anxiety. The simple act of saying a sincere thank … Read more
The family of an affluent Scarsdale couple feared murdered for the past 44 years was relieved after the elderly pair’s car was likely found in a Georgia pond just a stone’s throw from their hotel — offering fresh insight into the mysterious cold case. When Charles and Catherine Romer vanished in April 1980 on their … Read more
Meanwhile in Alaska, it turns out turkeys can fly. The 165 bus makes its way through construction cones on Cote-des-Neiges Blvd. in Montreal.Photo by Dave Sidaway /Montreal Gazette While Thursday starts out cloudy, Montrealers can expect some snow … or rain in the afternoon. Daytime temperatures are staying firmly above the freezing mark for the … Read more
“It just goes to show that even in an English school, you can still go ahead and be enriched with the French language,” said one of the students. Andrea Sanchez Benitez, foreground, is one of eight John Abbott College students participating in the panel for France’s Prix Femina des lycéens. She says she has felt … Read more
Readers offer their opinions on the number of scurvy cases diagnosed in the La Ronge area and the possible causes and potential solutions for the disease. Shadow Minister for Northern Affairs Jordan McPhail, right, and Shadow Minister for Health Vicki Mowat hold a press conference about rising food prices and high numbers of scurvy cases … Read more
This comes after U.S. and Canadian officials showed concern about gas stoves, after a study last year linked them to childhood asthma A new study reveals which kitchen appliance is the least polluting when it comes to cooking indoors.Photo by Scott Suchman The air fryer, which has become an increasingly popular kitchen appliance, is the … Read more
How well do we remember the horrors of Dec. 6, 1989? A disturbing account of what happened when young women were hunted down and the world changed A victim is wheeled away from the University of Montreal after gunman Marc Lepine opened fire at the school in Montreal on Dec. 6, 1989. Prime Minister Stephen … Read more
‘What if this was any other child of any other MLA in this chamber? Would this be acceptable? This is the premier’s legacy.’ — Jared Clarke. Regina Walsh Acres MLA Jared Clarke offered both praise for the bravery of his two transgender children and condemnation for Premier Scott Moe for fuelling fears.Photo by Heywood Yu … Read more
On this day in 1963, city crews added a sand-salt mixture to main roads after an overnight snowfall created treacherous conditions. From the StarPhoenix archives: The “first big sanding operation of the winter” on city streets took place Wednesday following the early morning fall of six inches of wet, heavy snow. It was continuing today. … Read more
The troubling text messages sent from missing Hawaii woman Hannah Kobayashi’s phone may have been from someone “controlling her,” the aspiring photographer’s sister claimed with the belief she’s alive. Kobayashi has been missing since Nov. 11 when she never boarded her connecting flight in Los Angeles during her trip from Hawaii to New York. The … Read more
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