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Missing man Robert Ramsay Hall, who was last spotted in Winnipeg's Osborne Village area on April 30, is believed to possibly be driving a blue 2011 four-door Mazda 3.

A plaque that looked a lot like a City of Ottawa plaque, but wasn't, commemorated a significant counter-protest that blocked convoy vehicles from driving over Billings Bridge.

The "family man" in Scotland was invited to drive aboard and let the train take the strain when journeying to England in 1958.

Syndicated conservation easements cost the U.S. Treasury billions in tax revenue. The $1.7 trillion federal spending bill signed by President Biden on Dec. 29 should put an end to the abuse.

Proponents warn that new restrictions could curb conservation efforts key to Biden's 30x30 pledge.

Farmers are been advised that ‘spreading risk could be key to survival’ in challenging times ahead but are reminded that ‘keeping it simple’…

A star always knows where the cameras are! This was proven by a telegenic seagull who found internet fame this week thanks to some persistent perching in

The IRS, the Justice Department and Congressional Republicans and Democrats are all trying to put an end to syndicated conservation easements. But with lobbyists like Henry Waxman helping lead the resistance, the efforts have had little effect.

A tax scheme that benefits the wealthy is protected by lobbyists — including former "liberal lion" Henry Waxman.

Janet Ramsay of Kennoway, who served as a Wren during the Second World War, has died aged 101. She was a cook throughout the conflict.