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Last year, we introduced our annual restaurant awards with guarded optimism that the dining scene was (finally!) back to normal — or, at least, had found a new, possibly better-in-some-ways normal. And here we are. A year later, it still seems appropriate to note that, yep, the world has changed, food has changed, the way we live our lives, including eating out, has changed. So, this feature has, too.

It is no accident that the Liberals are pushing Bill C-21 while they are fighting a by-election in a suburban GTA riding

Saint John will be split into two separate federal ridings, despite opposition from some residents and the loc...

Last year, we introduced our annual restaurant awards with guarded optimism that the dining scene was (finally!) back to normal — or, at least, had found a new, possibly better-in-some-ways normal. And here we are. A year later, it still seems appropriate to note that, yep, the world has changed, food has changed, the way we live our lives, including eating out, has changed. So, this feature has, too. Practical matters, such as the labor shortage, led us to nix a couple categories. Hidden Gems...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Treylon Burks has been compared to former Titans wide receiver A.J. Brown from the moment Tennessee drafted him using the selection gained in the trade that sent Brown to Philadelphia. It's a heavier topic of conversation as the Titans (7-4) prepare to visit Brown and the Eagles (10-1) on Sunday.

A commission working to redraw the federal electoral boundaries in New Brunswick is sticking to a controversial proposal it made earlier to split the city of Saint John between two separate electoral districts.

The Tennessee Titans rookie wide receiver has shown a sharp mind since he got his body healthy enough to return to action.

Fans have been waiting all season for rookie Treylon Burks to breakout. His recent performance for the Tennessee Titans should breed hope.

Taking a page from the Brits, a group this summer surveyed residents of all 5o states to see how they felt about their own lives. Ohio scored in the middle of the pack according to three indices and did much better than most, according to a fourth. 

Legislation sponsored by Attorney General David Lametti rolling back a number of mandatory minimum sentences for some drug ...