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- ‘The Madison’ Shocker: Two Lead Characters Die in Series Premiere Episode (Spoilers Ahead!) - Just Jared
Two lead characters die in series premiere
- Venezuela’s Abreu drills electric three-run homer to take the lead
Venezuela takes the lead with a 3-run homer by Wilyer Abreu
- Vallejos earns dominant win over Emmett with TKO finish
Kevin Vallejos wins via TKO
- London’s Burning star John Alford found dead in prison cell
London's Burning actor John Alford found dead in prison cell.
- The Brain-Health Stockpile: Why Seniors Are Investing In Nootropics This Year
Seniors are investing in nootropics to enhance their brain health as they live longer
- The Hidden Apple Watch Metric That Predicts Fall Risk
Apple Watch metric tracks fall risk
- The Rise Of Multigenerational Suites: Why More New Homes Now Include A“Granny Flat”
Granny flats are becoming increasingly common in new home construction.
- Think Twice Before Maxing Out A 401(K) If You Carry High-Interest Debt
Maxing out a 401(k) should not be prioritized over paying off high-interest debt.
- 6 Ways To Lower Your Tax Bill Under 2026 OBBBA Updates
Taxpayers can claim home office deductions for remote work expenses.
- Massachusetts Salaries Average Just Over $67,700- But How Heavy Is The Tax Load?
Massachusetts average salary $67,700, tax load varies by income level
- Here's Why Canada Is Expanding Its CF-18 Replacement Program
Canada sets aside $20 billion for CF-18 replacement program
- Lakeland basketball shot falls short
Lakeland basketball team fails to secure Canadian college championship berth
- Auston Matthews and other NHL superstars have more to fear than Radko Gudas
Auston Matthews' season-ending injury highlights the NHL's inconsistent discipline
- Spectacular kickoff to gymnastics season
SCG starts gymnastics season with great success
- Campbell River’s award-winning filmmaker, photographer and climber to give talk
Alex Ratson, a local filmmaker, photographer, and climber, is set to give a talk in Campbell River.
- Morishita goes yard, unloads a three-run shot to give Japan the lead
Shota Morishita hits a three-run home run to give Japan the lead.
- Spring break means one of B.C.’s busiest travel times
Spring break coincides with one of B.C.'s busiest travel times.
- Precautionary boil water advisory issued for Owen Sound water system
Precautionary boil water advisory issued for Owen Sound water system due to high levels of turbidity.
- Gatineau residents raise concerns over proposed redevelopment at historic monastery site
Residents express concerns over proposed redevelopment of historic monastery site
- Manitoba working to update security guard training curriculum, justice minister says
Manitoba's justice minister is updating the mandatory training curriculum for security guards following concerns raised by First Nations leaders about an incident at a Winnipeg dollar store.
- France wins back-to-back Six Nations titles after beating England 48-46 on last-second penalty
France wins back-to-back Six Nations titles after beating England 48-46 on a last-second penalty kick by Thomas Ramos.
- Immediate Reaction: Real Madrid 4-1 Elche - Managing Madrid
Real Madrid extends lead on Barcelona, Arda Güler scores with impressive lob
- The 4 Largest Air Force Bases By Fighter Jet Fleet Presence
Ramstein Air Base, Germany
- Local entrepreneur launches The Money Project to spur community businesses
Local entrepreneur launches initiative to boost community businesses
- Maple Ridge offering more free emergency preparedness workshops
Maple Ridge residents can access free emergency preparedness workshops
- Langley Township earns bee certification
Langley Township earns national bee certification
- Ask the Pharmacist – Intermittent fasting
Intermittent fasting is a dietary approach that involves periods of fasting or calorie restriction followed by periods of unrestricted eating.
- NHL Highlights: Devils 6, Kings 4
Devils' Nico Hischier scores two goals and two assists in 6-4 win over Kings.
- Major crime unit called after deadly ‘altercation’ near Fort St. John, B.C.
RCMP dispatches Major Crime Unit to scene
- NHL Highlights: Islanders 3, Flames 2
Simon Holmstrom scores twice, Islanders take 3-0 lead, David Rittich makes 30 saves in 3-2 win.
- Investigation launched by finance ministry into post-secondary with campus in Richmond
Finance ministry launches investigation into Kwantlen Student Association's finances
- Selkirk RCMP looking for missing 20-year-old man
A 20-year-old man went missing in Selkirk.
- Man, 18, wanted in alleged Flemingdon Park assault
Toronto police searching for 18-year-old suspect in alleged assault
- Halls Of Power: Utility's rate claim questioned
Moncton, New Brunswick, is the fifth most expensive city in Canada for utilities.
- US-Israeli strike kills 15 at Isfahan factory, Iranian media says
US-Israeli strike kills 15 at Isfahan factory, Iranian media says
- Natalie Portman Named Global House Ambassador for Tiffany & Co.
Natalie Portman becomes Tiffany & Co.'s Global Ambassador
- Simcoe Muskoka under widespread advisory for snow, freezing rain and heavy wind
Simcoe Muskoka under widespread advisory for snow, freezing rain and heavy wind.
- Artist opens Portals to Elsewhere at Vernon gallery
Artist Amy J. Dyck opens Portals to Elsewhere at Vernon gallery, exhibit to open March 19, alongside works by Vivian Smith and Cool Arts Society.
- Okotoks deer count reports lowest numbers since 2022
Deer count at 2026 lowest since 2022
- St. Paul fire gear funding on hold as County weighs regional costs
Fire department funding request put on hold as county considers regional costs.
- How History Keeps the U.S. and Iran on a Collision Course
The 1953 CIA-backed coup that overthrew the democratically-elected government of Prime Minister Mohammad Mosaddegh
- Friday the 13th hits semi driver with boulder on Highway 1 near Revelstoke
A semi-truck driver was hit by a falling boulder on Highway 1 near Revelstoke, BC.
- Provincial funding cut for Ottawa supervised consumption sites, organizations say
Ottawa supervised consumption sites to lose provincial funding
- Canada’s Einarson opens world women’s curling championship with win over Sweden
Canada's Einarson opens world women's curling championship with win over Sweden
- Janitor allegedly planted hidden camera in female washroom at his Whitby workplace
Whitby man accused of secretly filming women in workplace washroom
- Banff’s legendary Mountain Madness Relay Race marks 50 years
Banff's Mountain Madness Relay Race celebrates 50 years