If the Oilers end Canada’s 30-year Stanley Cup drought, Boston Pizza is giving away 30,000 free pizzas on parade day.Postmedia, file What’s the one thing that can make Edmonton winning a Stanley Cup just a little better? How about 30,000 free pizzas? If the Oilers beat the Florida Panthers in Game 7 on Monday and … Read more
Carla Bruni sips Roseblood d’Estoublon Rosé 2023, her new wine. Courtesy of Sébastien Valente New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Think of her as the vintner in Vogue. Supermodel, singer-songwriter, former first lady of France and now celebrity winemaker Carla Bruni has introduced her … Read more
‘My heart is with the Oilers’ Anton Lundell #15 of the Florida Panthers slows down Connor McDavid #97 of the Edmonton Oilers during Game Four of the 2024 Stanley Cup Final at Rogers Place. (Photo by /Photo by Bruce Bennett /Getty Images Asked about the Game 6 goal called back on Florida due to an … Read more
Showers with a risk of a thunderstorm in the afternoon. Environment Canada is forecasting showers with a risk of a thunderstorm in the afternoon and a high of 23.Photo by John Kenney /Montreal Gazette Showers with a risk of a thunderstorm in the afternoon. Wind will come from the northeast at 30 km/h, gusting to … Read more
Yahya Sinwar, the top Hamas official in Gaza and one of the masterminds of the Oct 7 terror attacks, is believed to still be alive — hiding like a “cornered rat” in the tunnels of the Palestinian territory, despite the Israeli military naming him enemy No. 1. While the majority of Hamas’ top officials who … Read more
More than 15 cops and several civilians, including a priest, were killed when gunmen attacked two synagogues, an Orthodox church and a police post in a suspected coordinated terror attack in Russia. Russian officials said the assaults against the church and one of the synagogues occurred in the coastal city of Derbent, with both catching … Read more
‘This generation tends to recoil a little bit about banning things or restricting things,’ says Leger vice-president Andrew Enns A new poll finds that less than half of Canadians aged 18 to 39 say they “support the government’s new rules to regulate the web, podcasts, streaming and social media to restrict offensive speech and online … Read more
Flames and smoke can be seen billowing out of a synagogue and church (Picture: East2West) More than 15 police officers and several civilians have been killed in simultaneous shootings in two Russian cities, local officials say. Gunmen armed with machine guns, rifles and Molotov cocktails attacked a synagogue, at least one church and a police … Read more
Nonprofit workers Kalain Hadley, left, and Justin Szlasa visit a South L.A. transitional home for men leaving jail or prison who might otherwise become homeless. Such services face constant problems with reimbursement. (Dania Maxwell / Los Angeles Times) It was June 7, payday at Reclaim-Possibility, a 22-bed home in South Los Angeles for men released … Read more
A group of mostly skateboarders ride along the boardwalk during a meetup with Vibe Ride LA on May 21 in Santa Monica. (Dania Maxwell / Los Angeles Times) The new COVID-19 subvariants collectively nicknamed FLiRT are continuing to increase their dominance nationwide, fueling a rise in cases in Los Angeles County and growth in the … Read more
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