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Southern Ontario and parts of Quebec are under a heat warning as "dangerously hot and humid" weather conditions are expected for most of the week, Environment Canada said

Regions across southern Ontario are under a heat warning as "dangerously hot and humid" weather conditions are expected for most of the week, Environment Canada said

There were 73 people on board.

Jeremy Hunt suggested key manifesto promises on welfare cuts had been announced by the government last year.

Video showing AC water redirected to cooler is jugaad at its best

A WETHERSPOONS right next to the beach has revealed plans to open a brand new hotel.

I'm all for saving money, but your skin and hair deserve some luxury.

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People hate the possibility of getting involved in a car accident or being a part of it, simply because the aftermath often involves medical assistance, months of recovery treatments depending on the severity of your injuries, medical bills, wages, and more.

A reader answer a conservative anti-union think tank's criticism of Florida teacher unions.

Everton’s Interest in Hull City’s Jacob Greaves: A Thoughtful Analysis Everton’s pursuit of Hull City defender Jacob Greaves has caught the attention of football fans and pundits alike. As the Toffees look to reinforce their backline, the 23-year-old central defender has emerged as a potential replacement for Jarrad Branthwaite, who is expected to move to […]

EastEnders’ Charlie Brooks is a soap legend as bad girl Janine Butcher - but two years since her dramatic exit the actress has dropped a hint she could be making a return

The overwhelming enthusiasm for the NCC’s River House demonstrates the local desire to get into the water. Ottawa should make it easier.

China said Monday it had launched an anti-dumping investigation into pork imports from the EU and Spain in particular (as it's the bloc's largest exporter of pork to China), the latest step in a mounting trade stand-off.

A 14-year-old boy was hospitalized after suffering severe injuries from a boating accident on False River in Pointe Coupee Parish on Saturday afternoon. Continue reading…

The low testosterone crisis and how Florida doctors are responding; new UF study shows orange peels can help with heart health; new AI-assisted technology allows medical equipment to get delivered faster; new autism center in South Florida.

Muslim pilgrims have used the early morning hours to perform the second day of the symbolic stoning of the devil, as noontime summer heat caused heatstroke among thousands wrapping up the Hajj pilgrimage

(CNN) – La estrella de “Superman” Henry Cavill ha pedido consejos a los padres de todo el mundo mientras él…

Landscape architecture practice Maetherea Studio has used rusty iron rebars to create an "amphibious" installation that emerges from reedbeds of the River Yare in Norfolk. Named Iron Reef, the installation is made from slim vertical bars of red-toned weathered metal that increase in height in a curved formation. Maetherea Studio's design draws on the local

'A TV series like 'The Tattooist of Auschwitz' (based on true events) is a way of reminding people that we must be vigilant or else we'll repeat the tragedies of the past,' the iconic singer writes in an email about her involvement.

Many people with diabetes in Canada will soon be able to take insulin once a week instead of daily, drug manufacturer Novo Nordisk announced on Monday.

As diagnoses for atrial fibrillation are increasing and patients are getting younger, medical professionals advise using smartwatches or fitness trackers to monitor heart health and detect abnormalities early.

The wedding speculation comes three months after Olivia revealed that she was diagnosed with breast cancer last year.

Continental announced Stefan Feder as its head of automotive aftermarket and original equipment service for North America. With the company since 2004, he’s served in a variety of roles with Continental, Continental Tire, and Continental ContiTech. Feder was most recently…

Economics students are often taught that government should intervene when there is market failure. But what about government failure? Should we expect government intervention to outperform market outcomes? Listen as Duke University economist Michael Munger explores the history of how economists have thought about this dilemma and possible ways to find a third or even fourth option beyond government or markets.