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- ‘It’s weird...’: Lineker taken aback by ‘odd’ developments he’s hearing about United
Gary Lineker expresses surprise at Paul Scholes' comments
- Kenya says death toll from floods nearly doubles to 42
Kenya's death toll from floods nearly doubles to 42
- Student finds rare wrinkled peach mushroom
A rare wrinkled peach mushroom was found by Tom Haddon.
- Steel Man to make way for new female statue
Steel Man sculpture relocated to Goodwin PLC.
- Hertha player shocked by VAR sabotage: "Unbelievable idea"
VAR system sabotaged by fan
- Waste mound collapse at Indonesia's largest landfill kills at least 5 and leaves several missing
Avalanche of garbage at Indonesia's largest landfill kills at least 5, several missing
- Babies exposed to measles getting preventive treatment every week in Manitoba
Measles cases detected in Manitoba, resulting in preventive treatments for babies
- 'Victim of its own success': Stratford’s annual swan parade cancelled
Swan parade cancelled due to unknown reason.
- How good is Alberta 'tax advantage' when it requires deficit borrowing?
Alberta's budget deficit is a result of insufficient revenue and excessive spending.
- Iran’s allies and foes, explained
Saudi Arabia's relations with Iran are strained due to historical and ideological differences.
- $20,000 raised for Special Olympics Kelowna
$20,000 raised for Special Olympics Kelowna
- Saudis offer oil on spot market as war disrupts contracted flows, Bloomberg reports
Saudi Arabia offers oil on the spot market due to disruptions in contracted flows caused by the Hormuz closures, rerouting oil via the Red Sea.
- Vivo X300 Ultra to feature mysterious new camera sensor along with 50MP Sony LYT-818 ultra-wide lens
New camera sensor and 50MP Sony LYT-818 ultra-wide lens expected in Vivo X300 Ultra
- Drive-thru set for overgrown grassland site
No specific details
- Physiotherapist added to healing arts studio in Vernon
Physiotherapist joins healing arts studio
- Crimestoppers offers £20k reward after fatal attack
£20,000 reward offered for information on fatal attack
- Police search for driver involved in crash that killed man in Sacramento
A man was killed in a crash in Sacramento on Saturday.
- Live Nation nears DOJ settlement that avoids Ticketmaster sale: report
Live Nation nears settlement with DOJ in federal antitrust case
- Bag containing weed and cash accidentally donated to a New Zealand charity shop
Teenagers bring back mistakenly donated weed and cash to charity shop
- Celta Vigo star leaves long-serving agent ahead of expected Premier League move
Celta Vigo defender Oscar Mingueza is expected to leave the club in the summer
- Stars play overtime spoiler in Game 2 victory over Bears, Game 3 scheduled for Tuesday
The Prince Albert Northern Bears lost to the Saskatoon Stars in Game 2, 3-2, in overtime.
- Sabres break tie late, edge Lightning in wild back-and-forth game for 7th straight win - NHL.com
Sabres break tie late, edge Lightning in wild back-and-forth game for 7th straight win
- 'I see my brother in every death that I've attended': addictions crisis is personal for North Bay detective
A North Bay detective's personal connection to the addiction crisis is driving his dedication to solving cases.
- Trio of N.B. rulings narrow scope of Charter’s language provisions
A New Brunswick appeals court has ruled that the Charter's language provisions do not apply to English-language media outlets.
- These portraits of recovery aim to destigmatize addiction
Photographer uses photography to destigmatize addiction and recovery
- Back road school bus closures leave some rural N.S. students stuck at home
Back road school bus closures leave some rural N.S. students stuck at home
- This man tried to access a French-language service in P.E.I., but was told no one was available
Man calls 811, told no one speaks French
- Provincial funding going to improving wastewater infrastructure near Nipigon Hospital
Provincial funding to improve wastewater infrastructure near Nipigon Hospital.
- 'Inspiring' inclusion advocate wins national award
New Brunswicker
- N.S. weighing public-private partnership for new Cape Breton jail
Nova Scotia government seeks public-private partnership for new Cape Breton jail
- Salmon Arm Museum curator/archivist happy connecting with residents past and present
Salmon Arm Museum's curator and archivist Morgan Ryder works to organize and preserve the community's history.
- U15 Wheat Kings triple down Bruins to even series
Wheat Kings even series 2-2 with 4-1 win over Bruins
- 'Astronomical numbers': St. John's food banks, shelters face rising demand
Food banks and shelters in St. John's face increasing demand due to rising food and housing insecurity.
- 2026 Big East men's basketball tournament bracket, schedule, how to watch: St. John's, UConn look destined for rematch
Big East men's basketball tournament to be held at Madison Square Garden
- Passengers return to Kansas City International Airport terminal after FBI determines threat was not credible
Passengers evacuated from Kansas City International Airport terminal, FBI finds no credible threat.
- Vietnam Plans to Scrap Fuel Import Curbs to Keep Supply Flowing
Vietnam to scrap fuel import curbs amid Middle East tensions
- Commodities: Oil Surges Above $100 Amid Middle East Disruptions
Oil prices surge above $100/bbl amid Middle East disruptions
- Smoke rises over Beirut after Lebanese capital rocked by blast as tension with Israel continues
Lebanon experiences explosion in Beirut, smoke rises over city
- Stock futures slide as oil rally amid U.S.-Iran conflict sparks growth concerns
Stock futures decline amid rising oil prices
- Carney convenes Incident Response Group, discusses Middle East & trade with Trump
Prime Minister Mark Carney convened the Incident Response Group (IRG) to discuss the ongoing hostilities in Iran and the Middle East.
- Steve Carell And Bill Lawrence Break Down Rooster's Surprisingly Lonely Premise - TVLine
Steve Carell stars in HBO's new comedy 'Rooster', which explores themes of loneliness in a family drama.
- Structure, Discipline, And Differentiation In Private Credit
Private credit has grown significantly over the past decade, evolving from a niche allocation to a core component of many income-oriented portfolios.
- LETTER: Saanich council creating an unfriendly world for dogs
Saanich council creates new bylaw regulating dog owners, sparking concerns over pet-friendliness of community.