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The crossing will connect Windsor’s Great Lakes Waterfront Trail to the Iron Belle Trail and Great Lakes Way in Detroit, Mich.

By: Nigel Maxwell Prince Albert's Corliss Rassyle says the pandemic has had a big impact on peoples' mental health, and in many cases taken them to a ...

By: Nigel Maxwell Prince Albert's Corliss Rassyle says the pandemic has had a big impact on peoples' mental he...

Prince Albert's Corliss Rassyle says the pandemic has had a big impact on peoples' mental health, and in many ...

I first became more interested in dubious stem cell clinics nearly two years ago, when I learned that hockey legend Gordie Howe was undergoing stem cell therapy in Mexico to treat his stroke. Being from Detroit, I imbibed the hockey madness of this town growing up, and know that Detroiters hold Gordie Howe in incredibly high esteem.

While there is only one Wayne Gretzky, there will be other "great ones" to fuel the game and maybe one day chase down a legend.

The board tasked with ultimately overseeing construction of the $5.7-billion Gordie Howe International Bridge hasn't always been able to provide proper oversight because of "significant deficiencies" in the information it was being given, according to a new audit.

SAN DIEGO, July 12, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Novastem, the largest stem cell clinic in Mexico, has launched a brand new protocol aimed at American and...

Last week, we lost a respected leader in the homeland security community and friend of The Heritage Foundation. Edmund “Kip” Hawley, former administrator of the Transportation Security Administration under President George W. Bush, died at his home in Pacific Grove, California, on March 21. He was 68.   Hawley helped to establish the TSA—and later served as its head—and strengthened our nation’s security in the days following Sept. 11, 2001.