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- Fish, game members earn provincial awards
Lloydminster and District Fish and Game Association members win provincial awards.
- Jim Ratcliffe’s Ineos ‘taking legal steps’ against Ainslie over America’s Cup boat
Ineos Group taking legal action against Ben Ainslie over 2024 America's Cup boat
- 'Such a beautiful way to live': Chatham diver remembered for his warmth, charity
Gary Smith was a well-known diver with a positive impact on his community.
- These two Blue Jays prospects aren’t quite ready for MLB, but they can see it from here
JoJo Parker makes pro debut
- Girl, 5, Burned by Hot Chocolate in Freak Accident at Popular Ski Resort. Now, Her Parents Are Suing
Girl, 5, sues ski resort after hot chocolate accident
- ‘Extraordinary’ Man City are ‘close’ to being complete, Guardiola claims
Manchester City are close to being complete
- Cameroonians in Montreal showcase traditional dance
A new dance troupe in Montreal aims to share a traditional Cameroonian dance, the Meũdjock, with festivals across Quebec.
- OKC marks World Down Syndrome Day with sock hop event
OKC hosts event to raise awareness and acceptance of Down syndrome.
- Cool mornings, Gradual warming trend
Cool mornings
- 12 Things You Missed From The BTS X Netflix Live Event
BTS performed their new song 'Butter' for the first time live.
- 12 Hours of Sebring, Hour 8: Porsche out front, but cautions keep the field close
Porsche leads at 8 hours, Vasser Sullivan error costs position
- Chilliwack RCMP turn to public to help find missing 40-year-old man
Chilliwack RCMP are seeking public's help in finding a missing 40-year-old man.
- Duke's Cameron Boozer called for flagrant foul for elbow to the head of a TCU player
Cameron Boozer called for flagrant foul
- LETTER: New Langley school names uninspired
School names should be more creative and inspiring for students.
- New upgrades, civil works tender announced for Rutland Recreation Park in Kelowna
New upgrades include an artificial turf field, improvements to the playground, and renovations to the park's amenities.
- Bull named to Canadian National Water Ski Team
Bull named to Canadian National Water Ski Team.
- Finalists named for Kamloops Sports Council's annual Athletic Awards
The Kamloops Blazers' top players are nominated for the awards, including Jace Faison, Carter Sloboshesky, and Spencer Dobson.
- Mother Who Lost All 4 Limbs Due to Sepsis Just Found Life-Changing Kidney Match: ‘Been Waiting a Long Time’ - Yahoo Lifestyle Canada
A mother who lost all 4 limbs to sepsis has found a life-changing kidney match after being on the transplant list for over a year.
- Blood Test Predicts Long-Term Cognitive Function After Cardiac Arrest
New blood test can predict cognitive function after cardiac arrest with high accuracy.
- Blood Test Predicts Long-Term Cognitive Function After Cardiac Arrest - Neuroscience News
A blood test can predict long-term cognitive function after a cardiac arrest, a study found.
- Westlock County Council clears path for greenhouse development
Westlock County Council approves greenhouse development
- The Raptors are getting the best of Jakob Poeltl when they need it most
Jakob Poeltl returns from injury, provides spark for Raptors
- LETTER: Bike lane curbs create traffic chaos in Victoria
Victoria cyclists are frustrated with bike lanes that are too close to the curb, causing conflicts with pedestrians and motorists.
- Pussy Riot member offers sobering assessment of activism in Gibsons event
Russian activist speaks out on activism, shares personal experience as prisoner of conscience
- Victoria event explores the city’s rich queer history
Victoria event explores the city's rich queer history
- Tractor and Implement Management system offers improved baling performance
Tractor and Implement Management enhances baling performance with optimized baler speed control
- Draisaitl hopes to return for Oilers 'at some point' in playoffs: report - NHL.com
Leon Draisaitl's injury status uncertain, hopes to return for playoffs
- Duke and Baylor primed for rematch in an NCAA Tournament 2nd-round game
Baylor and Duke will face off in an NCAA Tournament 2nd-round game.
- Man charged for allegedly punching woman while crossing the road: Winnipeg police
Man charged with assault after allegedly punching woman while crossing road in Winnipeg.
- Would Marvel approve? Sidão unveiled as Thanos at new club 🇧🇷
Sidão, 43, joins Feira FC as new goalkeeper
- Rosebrier 4-H Beef Club’s season continues
The Rosebrier 4-H Beef Club is gearing up for its Mini Royal Show
- Meet the artist transforming Toronto’s most iconic buildings into art you can shuffle - NOW Toronto
Toronto artist creates interactive art installations on city buildings
- Big Oil Flocks to Alaska in Record-Setting Petroleum Lease Sale
Alaska's National Petroleum Reserve sees record-breaking petroleum lease sale.
- Talk on mason bees has Sooke Garden Club buzzing with activity
Mason bees arrive in Sooke in early spring, pollinating early fruit trees, berries, and flowers.
- 'I'm glad he’s dead': Trump reacts to death of former FBI Director Robert Mueller
Trump expresses regret over the death of former FBI Director Robert Mueller.
- Quebec soldiers who fought in Ukraine honoured in Montreal ceremony
Three Quebec soldiers who fought in Ukraine were honoured in Montreal.
- Green Shirt Day founder family shares Logan Boulet story in North Bay
Toby and Bernadine Boulet, the parents of Logan Boulet, will visit North Bay to share the story of Green Shirt Day and their connection to the NoahStrong movement.
- Master and apprentice reunite at Wembley with more than a trophy at stake | Jonathan Wilson
A second-tier football competition's significance lies in the lessons learned from winning, as seen in Nottingham Forest's 1978-79 season after winning the Anglo-Scottish Cup, and Brian Clough's emphasis on the importance of such victories.
- 6,000 Meters Down, Japan Uncovers a Rare Earth Giant That Could Fuel the World for 700 Years
Japan uncovers rare earth giant off coast
- Elks Hall makes changes ahead of 100th anniversary in Okotoks
Elks Hall in Okotoks is celebrating its 100th anniversary.
- Black Loyalists archives now part of Canada Memory of the World Register
The Canadian Black Loyalists' heritage is now recognized as a Memory of the World Register
- Report: PlayStation's Firesprite Studio Almost Made Breaking Bad VR, as Well as a New Sci-Fi Horror Game - MP1st
Breaking Bad VR was in development at Firesprite, a studio founded by ex-Insomniac Games developers
- Applying for jobs in the digital age: Pay attention to your online presence
Mismatched job titles
- Iran’s strike on Diego Garcia will be ringing alarm bells across Europe
Iran launches missile attack on US military base in Indian Ocean
- Man taken to hospital following stabbing in Etobicoke
Man stabbed in Etobicoke, taken to hospital.