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Ontario Premier Doug Ford might have one big in the election, but he didn't win over more voters. Rather, the NDP support stayed home.

Hannah Moscovitch's East of Berlin is worth seeking out at Theatre Inconnu in Victoria

This is one of the warmest weekends of 2022, and thanks to the spring melt, our vehicles are probably looking ...

When Chevy introduced the Spark in the U.S. a decade ago, GM was hoping it'd be like the second coming of the original Beetle. By the time it was an...

ICYMI: Bob Hearts Abishola Recap for Tunde123 The episode opens with Dele cooking dinner and dancing with Dottie and Bob watching. Dottie comments on how she is enjoying it, so Dele teaches her and Bob his dance. Abihsola walks in and also begins dancing. She samples his dinner and compliments his cooking. She wants to

It’s been a roller coaster of a year Chiefs fans, but hey it’s been a heck of a ride.

The Upshaw family has preserved their history and traditions since the 1870s. Now, amid deaths and other departures, family members worry for their land’s legacy. A freedom colony in East Texas has preserved its founding family’s history and traditions since the 1870s. Now, amid deaths and other departures, the Upshaws fear for their legacy.

Ontario premier Doug Ford is paying the steepest price politically for Canada’s third wave of the coronavirus. Photograph: Steve Russell/Toronto Star via Getty Images The province allowed restaurants to reopen to patio dining in late March, only to reverse course two weeks later as the third wave took hold. Restaurants Canada, a lobby group, estimates that businesses spent C$100 million (€67 million) preparing for the aborted reopening. Ford’s government declared a third stat...

Michael Potestio, Local Journalism Initiative William James Strande, 31, died on Nov. 19, 2020, less than 24 hours after being admitted to the Kamloops prison after allegedly breaching of his parole conditions. He was scheduled to be released on Feb. 27 of this year. Image Credit: SUBMITTED March 12, 2021 - 7:00 PM The family of a Merritt man who died at Kamloops Regional Correctional Centre last November is seeking answers months after his apparent suicide. Willia...

Doug Mikalishen and wife Donna are aunt and uncle to Strande and raised him. They told KTW they have tried getting more details from BC Corrections about their nephew’s death, but have thus far been stymied. The Mikalishens said they were told their nephew hanged himself in the prison with a plastic bag. They said they received a call on the afternoon of Nov. 19 from KRCC’s deputy warden, who said Strande was in hospital and on life support. Days later, the family said their goodbyes and ...