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
Actor Julien Arnold has died after he suffered a medical emergency onstage while performing “A Christmas Carol” in Canada on Sunday. The Canadian-born performer, 60, was midway through the production at Edmonton’s Citadel Theater when suddenly he collapsed. Paramedics arrived on the scene at 8:28 p.m. and attempted to resuscitate the actor. Arnold died inside … Read more
Looking for a career in car sales? Here’s a guide on the different jobs at a car dealership and how to get started. It might be optimistic to assume we’re beyond the stigma surrounding those who make a career in vehicle sales. We’ve pretty much heard all the used car salesperson jokes and put-downs by … Read more
Teri Hatcher is focusing on herself. Although Hatcher, 59, is not closed off to dating, she shared that she simply does not enjoy it anymore. “People would say… ‘Are you dating?’ and I’d say, ‘Well, I don’t date much anymore because I used to date, and you’d look across the table at the guy… you’d … Read more
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are set to attend separate events on opposite sides of the country next week as they continue to experiment with their new brand image strategy. The Duke of Sussex, 40, is gearing up to jet to New York City next week to attend the New York Times’ DealBook conference on … Read more
Positioning IAM as a business enabler unlocks efficiency, innovation and resilience Positioned as a core function, IAM boosts efficiency, drives innovation and reduces risks to align with organizational goals. In today’s landscape, Identity and Access Management (IAM) is much more than just a security measure; it’s a critical foundation for driving business value. However, too … Read more
Notre Dame and Navy face off in an NCAA college football game in Baltimore in 2022. (Terrance Williams / Associated Press) To the editor: I must respectfully challenge the recent opinion piece claiming that “name and likeness” (NIL) agreements and modern college football economics have corrupted the sport. The author overlooks the fact that college … 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
Apartments under construction in West L.A. on Wilshire Boulevard. (Daniel Gaines / Los Angeles Times) To the editor: You recently ran a story on low- and moderate-income renters possibly facing eviction. An advocate for low-income housing in single-family neighborhoods, Maria Briones, asked, “Why do only rich people have the right to have a beautiful house, … 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
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