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Balancing the Grains
Not all transformations begin with upheaval. Some of the most impactful changes come through quiet negotiations, patient reforms, and the willingness to examine hard truths. In Pakistan, one such truth lies at the heart of its food economy: the deepening debate over wheat pricing. What seems like a simple policy matter is a reflection of […]
What do Catholics believe? Pope chosen in conclave will lead one of the largest religions. - USA Today
What do Catholics believe? Pope chosen in conclave will lead one of the largest religions. USA Today
Two-year wait over for owners of van stuck in carpark
A pair of business owners parked their car in a mechanical parking stacker in late 2022, but they were only able to retrieve it this month.
The old NDP needs to find a new way to do politics
While Canada’s New Democrats were railing against Donald Trump on the campaign trial this past month, America’s Democrats were also targeting Trump with their own campaign of organized rallies across
Shocking discovery in home amid alleged domestic violence call-outs in Parkes
A police search has led to multiple charges being laid.
Pioneering filmmaker Peter Pearson was ‘a natural disrupter’
A prolific writer and director of dramas and documentaries, he helped develop a distinctive voice for Canadian cinema
Mortgage market disrupted by rates, tariffs, election
Pandemic-era rates are expiring, leaving families to navigate higher payments, rising debt and a sluggish housing market
COC’s Wozzeck is a bleak and brutal must-see opera
The latest show from the Canadian Opera Company is a heartbreaking portrait of life after war
How former rugby Sevens star Ellia Green rediscovered his love for the sport, transition
This historic Aussie star lost his love for rugby. Then he found it again — at a suburban game
Beware of the tax rules for principal residences if you own a large lot
There’s no doubt that a cottage can generally qualify for the PRE, but our tax law limits the size of any property that can qualify for the exemption to just half a hectare
Paul Hosford: Naming of new 'housing tsar' may have laid the foundation for Government row
While the minister for housing extolled the virtues of the appointment of Brendan McDonagh as head of the Housing Activation Office, some in government were bemused, writes Paul Hosford
The Best Patio Dining Sets That Are Durable And Attractive
From a weather-resistant wicker set to a compact pick for the balcony, here are the best patio dining sets from trusted brands like Frontgate, Yardbird and Birch Lane.
‘The raids happened Wednesday, finals started Thursday’: FBI agents raid homes of pro-Palestine students at University of Michigan
We speak with four graduate student-workers at the University of Michigan and Columbia University about how their unions are fighting back against ICE abductions, FBI raids, and McCarthyist attacks on academic freedom.
What Indigenous policies are the major parties taking to the election?
With First Nations issues not playing a major role in the election campaign, we've taken a look at what mob can expect from the major parties after polling day.
'We Are Winning The Argument!': Solar Blackout Prompts UK Great Reset Rethink
The green lobby's "purist" solutions of simply ending carbon altogether is "totally misguided", Tony Blair wrote. The post ‘We Are Winning The Argument!’: Solar Blackout Prompts UK Great Reset Rethink appeared first on Breitbart.
Giannis Antetokounmpo trade destinations: These teams could chase the Bucks star
NFL coaching legend Bill Belichick accused CBS of creating a “false narrative” that his girlfriend, Jordon Hudson, was attempting to control an interview promoting his book over the weekend. Belichick, 73, appeared on “CBS Mornings” ahead of the release of his memoir, “The Art of Winning: Lessons from My Life in Football.” The former New England Patriots coach was accompanied by his 24-year-old girlfriend as he spoke to correspondent Tony Dokoupil. In a clip of the interview that received widespread attention, Dokoupil asked how the couple met. Hudson, sitting at a desk in the background, responded, “We’re not talking about this.” “No?” Dokoupil said. “No,” she responded. Belichick, who now coaches at the University of North Carolina, released a statement Wednesday saying that she was “doing her job to ensure the interview stayed on track.” “Some of the clips make it appear as though we were avoiding the question of how we me
The Best Travel System Strollers To Simplify Every Outing
The best travel system strollers offer convenience and safety, making it easy to travel with your baby. We've found the top choices of 2025 for every family's needs.
May Day 1971: ‘If the government won’t stop the war, we’ll stop the government.’
It’s been called the most influential protest you’ve never heard about. In April and May 1971, week-long protests rippled across Washington, DC. Thousands in the streets.
Robby Starbuck Sues Meta Over AI-Generated Defamation
Conservative activist Robby Starbuck has filed a defamation lawsuit against Meta, claiming that its AI chatbot made false statements, including his involvement in the January 6 Capitol riot. Starbuck seeks over USD 5 million in damages. Meta denied responsibility but acknowledged the issue, promising to improve its AI models.
Man pushes shopping cart into Danforth bike lane, injuring cyclist: police
Police say they’re investigating after a man allegedly pushed a grocery cart into a bike lane on Danforth Avenue, striking and injuring a food delivery courier on an e-bike.
Former Britain’s Got Talent finalist denies raping two women
Andrew Johnston, 30, competed as a singer on the television programme in 2008 and is now on trial at Southwark Crown Court.
Sketchy rumors hint at an iPhone desktop mode
Rumors suggest that Apple is working on Stage Manager for iPhones with external display support, raising the possibility of a desktop mode for iOS.
City continues clean up of fallen trees after storm
The brief but mighty storm wreaked havoc throughout Guelph Tuesday, leaving a mess and thousands without power
Police investigating attempted child luring at Mississauga park
Peel police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man who tried to lure a child into his vehicle with candy at a park in Mississauga last week.
This ASX dividend share is expected to pay a 15% yield in 2026!
This ASX dividend share could pay a huge dividend yield in 2026. Here’s what you need to know about the stock.
Bill Belichick defends girlfriend Hudson as ‘doing her job’ in viral CBS interview
North Carolina football coach Bill Belichick defended girlfriend Jordon Hudson for interjecting during a CBS interviewer’s questions about their relationship
The Tariffs Imposed by President Trump Are Unconstitutional
Presidential power must stem from the Constitution or a statute, and the tariffs imposed by President Trump are unauthorized by statute, making them both unlawful and unconstitutional.
Is the shrimp, strawberry, and cheese sushi at Kura Sushi right now mad genius, or simply mad?
We can’t resist the temptation of a novel combination of toppings…but was it any good? Popular conveyor belt sushi restaurant Kura Sushi has been holding a special ikura (salmon roe), uni (sea urchin), and meat promotional campaign since April 18 in commemoration of the 2025 Osaka-Kansai Expo happening now. Even though our Japanese-language reporter Tasuku […]
A former Trump official backs World Heritage status for the vast Okefenokee Swamp
Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge is being touted by Sonny Perdue.
Eta Aquariids: Tips to view meteor shower in Metro Vancouver
If the Metro Vancouver, BC weather forecast has clear skies, locals can still do a few things to ensure they see as many meteors as possible in May 2025.
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4 Canadian Mid-Cap Stocks to Buy and Hold for a Generation
If you want to build serious long-term wealth, these mid-cap Canadian stocks could be the slow and steady winners you’ve been looking for.
One commuter proved why you should never go barefoot on public transport
A broken flip-flop left one man barefoot on public transport - and what he discovered underfoot was not pretty.
Live updates as police and forensics surround road and cordon in place
A police helicopter can also be seen circling above the scene
Huge wildfire seen from Greater Manchester as Cat and Fiddle pub forced to shut
A major wildfire is raging on moorland near Buxton
The BBC deepfaked Agatha Christie to teach a writing course
BBC Studios recreated Agatha Christie in AI-enhanced form to teach an online Maestro class on her work as a detective novelist.
Third Far North First Nation evacuates due to flooding
A state of emergency was declared in Fort Albany First Nation on Tuesday night due to flooding. It is the third remote community in Ontario’s Far North to make the declaration.
Wall Street sinks following signals that the US economy is sputtering
A discouraging report suggesting the U.S. economy may have shrunk at the start of the year, before most of President Donald Trump's announced tariffs could take effect, is knocking U.S. stocks lower on Wednesday. The S&P 500 was down 1.5% in morning trading and on track to break a six-day win...