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Pointe-Claire Mayor Tim Thomas posted on his Facebook page that he has received complaints from residents of District 1, saying the April 23 by-election to replace former councillor Erin Tedford

Ilya Sorokin's play is backstopping the New York Islanders in the midst of a playoff race. He has a .923 save percentage and will almost certainly finish with over 60 games played.

The first lady waded into the aftermath of a women’s basketball championship game that was about more than who won and who lost.

Ullmark is posting historic numbers thanks in part to "backflow," a maneuver he was resistant to upon arriving in Boston.

Propertymark renewed its call to end the freeze on Local Housing Allowance in front of MPs, in the face of higher interest rates and energy price rises.   The allowance for poorer tenants has remained static since the beginning of the pandemic in April 2020 when it was raised to cover the bottom 30% of private rents

The Milwaukee Bucks have had great free agent signings over the past few years but they haven't always hit. Here are the five worst signings they've made.

At least 8,100 gallons of latex finishing material, a water soluble acrylic polymer solution, was released into Otter Creek.

Residents in Philadelphia can safely drink the water following a nearby chemical spill, the city's water department said Tuesday evening.

Ilbusca/Getty Images/STOCK(PHILADELPHIA) -- Residents in Philadelphia can safely drink the water following a nearby chemical spill, the citys water department said Tuesday evening. The Philadelphia Department of Water declared that the water is "safe to drink and use" and that the drinking water wasnt affected by Fridays chemical spill in Bucks County. Last week, the city recommended residents use bottled water "out of an abundance of caution" after a pipe ruptured at a chem...

Ilbusca/Getty Images/STOCK(PHILADELPHIA) -- Residents in Philadelphia can safely drink the water following a nearby chemical spill, the citys water department said Tuesday evening. The Philadelphia Department of Water declared that the water is "safe to drink and use" and that the drinking water wasnt affected by Fridays chemical spill in Bucks County. Last week, the city recommended residents use bottled water "out of an abundance of caution" after a pipe ruptured at a chem...