To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Up Next Relations between North and South Korea have taken a dirtier turn. For several years, South Korea has floated anything from CDs and DVDs to political propaganda and Covid-19 relief items across the border to North … Read more
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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video Up Next A five-month-old baby and his grandmother are missing along with two tourists after devastating floods in Italy. Floods have submerged towns and villages across the central Tuscany region following a spell of bad weather across … Read more
‘If I go, I don’t do anything to lose. If I go, I go to win,’ says Jeromy Farkas, seriously considering running for Calgary mayor Jeromy Farkas, then a Calgary mayoral candidate, speaks with media following a mayoral forum at the Calgary Real Estate Board on Tuesday, Sept. 14, 2021.Gavin Young/Postmedia The smart money is … Read more
Canadian Ben Johnson (L) signals victory, 24 September 1988, as he wins the men’s 100 meters final to take the gold medal over American Carl Lewis (R) in Seoul Olympic Games with a new world record of 9.79 seconds. Left to right : Ben Johnson, Calvin Smith (US) who placed 4th, Linford Christie of Great … Read more
Law enforcement responds Sunday to a medical aid call in Yucaipa where family members found the body of 43-year-old Amy Porter. (OnScene.TV) For more than a week, family members had been desperately searching for a missing Indigenous woman from Riverside County who they said was fleeing an abusive relationship, and on Sunday morning they made … Read more
It was New Year’s Eve 1999 in a Davao City compound, and Arlene Stone was convinced the world was going to end. Jesus Christ was going to come down from a cloud, and she would go to heaven along with the other members of her religious group. That’s what Stone said she and others in … Read more
Governments will have to rethink their reliance on this source of revenue for their coffers as Canadians shift their consumption patterns. Reduced alcohol consumption could alleviate public health burdens, potentially lowering rates of alcohol-related illnesses and hospitalizations. On the other hand, the economic implications of declining alcohol sales cannot be overlooked, writes Sylvain Charlebois.Photo by … Read more
Receiver suffered ligament damage to the lisfranc joint in his right foot after his cleats got stuck in the Molson Stadium turf. Alouettes’ Tyson Philpot catches a football during training camp practice in May. The receiver says he will be back next season.Photo by John Mahoney /Montreal Gazette “Anyone in that situation, the outcome would … Read more
Does a Michelin key really make a difference for a hotel the way a Michelin star does for a restaurant? Owners and managers say: You bet. Mike Yuval, left, and Jack Sofer own Le Mount Stephen, one of four Montreal hotels to receive a “One Key” from the Michelin Guide.Photo by Dave Sidaway /Montreal Gazette … Read more
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