For science journalist and CBC radio host Bob McDonald, the journey to the path of totality is part of the adventure of being an eclipse-chaser. Getting to the path of totality — the best place to experience this cosmic display — is part of the adventure. This First Person column …
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Whitehorse Star to close permanently after 124 years
In a public letter shared Friday, Star owners said the decision to close came after the latest effort to sell the business fell through — and following years of financial difficulties. With ‘gratitude and regret,’ the paper announced its last issue will be published on May 17. The owners of …
Read More »Owner of Barrhaven golf course trying to escape forever contract
A landowner is fighting to free itself from a contractual obligation to operate an unprofitable Barrhaven golf course forever. The legal battle over Cedarhill Golf and Country Club revolves around a subdivision agreement signed in 1980, which requires “the continued operation of a golf course on the property in perpetuity.” …
Read More »Gull Lake water levels continue to concern advocacy group
Facing the lowest water levels in decades and an impending drought season that threatens water supply across the province, a volunteer advocacy group fears for the worst for the future of one central Alberta lake. Water pumped from the nearby Blindman River has kept Gull Lake, a popular water body …
Read More »Father shares grief in wake of son’s death in Edmonton dog attack
The father of a boy killed in a dog attack in Edmonton says a flurry of negative public attention has impacted his ability to grieve the loss. Wesley Grist said his son, Kache Grist, was a loving empath who could walk into a room and give a comforting hug to …
Read More »Brownlee torn with the possibility of playing PBA team in BCL Asia
MANILA, Philippines: Justin Brownlee admitted he feels torn with the possibility of playing against a PBA squad after helping his current Indonesian club team Pelita Jaya move to the second round of the Basketball Champions League Asia. “I would be torn in a tough place,” said the many-time Barangay Ginebra …
Read More »It’s even harder for young people to find jobs, and the unemployment rate proves it
With the latest numbers showing that unemployment is up among youth, a sizeable share of the increase in Canada’s overall unemployment rate since April last year is due to new job seekers — young people and recent graduates like Nareshan — who are spending increasingly more time looking for work, …
Read More »1 woman dead, another critically injured in Mississauga crash
One woman has died and another is in hospital with life-threatening injuries after a two-vehicle crash in Mississauga Saturday morning, according to police and paramedics. Peel police responded to the crash near Derry Road and Argentina Road shortly before 9 a.m., the force said in a post on social media. …
Read More »Tide, Gain laundry detergent packets recalled in Canada, U.S. over packaging defect
Procter & Gamble is recalling more than 8 million bags of Tide, Gain, Ace and Ariel laundry detergent packets sold in the U.S. and Canada due to a defect in the products’ child-resistant packaging. Canadian side of recall involves more than 56,700 bags of Tide, Gain products sold here. Procter …
Read More »Where to get big hair care deals
Rejuvenate the crowning glory and boost confidence with fabulous hair days at the upcoming Watsons Great Hair Sale. Enjoy up to 50 percent off on hair essentials and Buy 1, Take 1 deals at the upcoming Watsons Great Hair Sale. Get up to 50 percent off on hair essentials and …
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