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Dorothy Stone dead: Sharon Stone issues heartbreaking tribute as mum dies

Dorothy Stone dead: Sharon Stone issues heartbreaking tribute as mum dies

Sharon Stone has taken to Instagram to share the sad news that her beloved mother, Dorothy Stone, has died at the age of 92. While she didn’t confirm the exact date of Dorothy’s death, Sharon marked the moment with a heartfelt tribute and a candid...

Neuraxpharm continues international expansion with launch of Neuraxpharm Australia

Neuraxpharm continues international expansion with launch of Neuraxpharm Australia

Avendran Naidu appointed Head of Commercial to lead new affiliate CNS specialist continues growth strategy outside Europe to commercialise CNS treatments, including Nuvigil® (armodafinil), Modavigil® (modafinil), and bring BRIUMVI® (ublituximab)...

Barrie mom faces barriers accessing federal benefits for disabled adult sons

Barrie mom faces barriers accessing federal benefits for disabled adult sons

'I have given up my life to care for them so they aren’t in institutionalized care … why can’t I do this for them?' mother says of twin sons born with cerebral palsy After nearly 40 years of caring for and advocating on behalf of her sons...

One man’s opinion: Ending a bad dye job

One man’s opinion: Ending a bad dye job

Support local news in ATL Support local news While others chase clicks, we focus on serving our communities with intention. Support responsible reporting crafted by your neighbors. Or support us with a one-time gift. Support local news Support...

First the US, Now Canada? TikTok Faces Shutdown — Will Canadians Lose Access to the App?

First the US, Now Canada? TikTok Faces Shutdown — Will Canadians Lose Access to the App?

After facing a potential ban in the United States, attention has now turned to Canada, where the widely popular video-sharing app TikTok's future is now in jeopardy. Will Canadians soon be unable to scroll through their favourite videos and...

The shocking etiquette rules the British royal family must follow

The shocking etiquette rules the British royal family must follow

Everything You Need to Know About Royal Etiquette Samir Hussein - Getty Images "Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." If you’ve ever watched a movie where an ordinary person suddenly becomes...

Schlossman: The 2026 recruiting class is still wide open in Canada

Schlossman: The 2026 recruiting class is still wide open in Canada

GRAND FORKS — We're now six weeks from the start of the fall semester at UND and the Fighting Hawks have still yet to finalize the 2025-26 roster. They've got two forward spots to fill and they're expected to do so in the coming weeks. Then, UND...

Chow says city staff ‘failed’ in handling of record Toronto snowstorm

Chow says city staff ‘failed’ in handling of record Toronto snowstorm

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow says city staff “failed in their job” during this year’s record-breaking snowstorm, pointing to broken plows, ignored 311 calls, and misleading public updates as neighbourhoods remained buried in snow for weeks. Chow’s...

Wolves’ Scott Barney Named Canada White Head Coach for 2025 U17 Challenge

Wolves’ Scott Barney Named Canada White Head Coach for 2025 U17 Challenge

Hockey Canada has officially announced the coaching staff for the 2025 U17 World Challenge, appointing Scott Barney of the Sudbury Wolves as head coach for Canada White, alongside Ryan McDonald, who will lead Canada Red. The teams will feature a...

MARTA General Manager, CEO Collie Greenwood announces retirement

MARTA General Manager, CEO Collie Greenwood announces retirement

Your Support Keeps Us Strong The Atlanta Voice has stood as a pillar of truth, empowerment, and advocacy in Metro Atlanta for six decades. As we celebrate our 60th anniversary, we invite you to invest in independent journalism that serves YOU....

PM Carney vows protection for Canadian jobs as Trump raises tariff stakes

PM Carney vows protection for Canadian jobs as Trump raises tariff stakes

Ottawa: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney Friday reaffirmed his government’s commitment to defend the country’s workers and businesses in face of the US President Donald Trump’s proposed 35 per cent tariff on Canadian imports, set to take effect...

Sports snapshot: Jr A Lakers take 2-0 series lead, local talent joins Team Canada

Sports snapshot: Jr A Lakers take 2-0 series lead, local talent joins Team Canada

Photo Supplied by Peterborough Petes Here is your local sports report for Wednesday, July 16, brought to you by White’s Wearparts. Serving and supplying all of Ontario with high quality, cost efficient parts for any OEM machine. The Jr A Lakers...

FIFA Considers Moving World Cup Games From US to Canada

FIFA Considers Moving World Cup Games From US to Canada

FIFA is reportedly considering moving the 2026 World Cup matches from the United States to Canada due to growing concerns over US immigration policies. The latest visa restrictions have drawn criticism from fans and human rights groups, with...

Cellist vows to ‘never fly Air Canada again’ after being denied boarding with full-price ticket

Cellist vows to ‘never fly Air Canada again’ after being denied boarding with full-price ticket

16 July 2025, 12:56 Cellist vows to ‘never fly Air Canada again’ after being denied boarding with full-price ticket. Picture: Alamy / Amit Peled: Instagram Fellow cellist Sheku Kanneh-Mason called out the airline for its ‘awful’ treatment of...

What “stagflationary tendencies” in the latest CPI print mean for Canadian investors

What “stagflationary tendencies” in the latest CPI print mean for Canadian investors

Reid stresses that while that term may grab attention, we are not headed into a period of ‘textbook stagflation’ that we saw in the 1970s, with sustained negative growth and high inflation. Nevertheless, the Canadian economy is not exactly on...

Are Trump's tariffs the new sanctions?

Are Trump's tariffs the new sanctions?

US President Donald Trump's reliance on tariffs rather than sanctions has been described as both the "world's worst bet" and "a powerful proven source of leverage" to protect the national interests of the United States. While tariffs essentially...

Community support keeps 'Golf Ball Lady' fundraiser growing

Community support keeps 'Golf Ball Lady' fundraiser growing

After over a decade and a half of collecting, cleaning, and selling used golf balls, Marylou Gollert has contributed over $110,000 to My Friend’s House At the annual Squire John’s Tent Sale over the Canada Day weekend, Marylou Gollert — fondly...

Georgia-Pacific investing $140m into Canadian OSB mill

Georgia-Pacific investing $140m into Canadian OSB mill

This investment comes as Englehart OSB celebrates its fifteenth anniversary as a Georgia-Pacific facility. The first board was produced at the mill in 1983. "Georgia-Pacific is focused on the future and committed to exceeding the needs of our...

Union claims prime minister broke promise to 'cap, not cut' public service

Union claims prime minister broke promise to 'cap, not cut' public service

Breadcrumb Trail Links News The Liberal government is looking to cut most department budgets by up to 15 per cent over three years. Sean O'Reilly, the president of PIPSC, has compared proposed cuts to those under former prime minister Stephen...

U.S. tariffs put 22,000 New Brunswick jobs at risk: report

U.S. tariffs put 22,000 New Brunswick jobs at risk: report

Roughly 22,000 New Brunswickers have jobs that depend on exports to the United States, according to a new report by the Conseil économique du Nouveau-Brunswick.Article content Maybe surprisingly, the sector most exposed is food manufacturing, with...

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