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Football handicapper Sean Treppedi is in his first season in the Post’s NFL Bettor’s Guide.

The panellists will speak about the importance of formal recognition of gender apartheid, give background as to the situation of women and girls in Iran and Afghanistan and outline a way forward towards greater equality and basic rights for all.

The first annual grocery report underscores the need for reforms to cut red tape and promote competition, Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Andrew Bayly says.

We can’t avoid disagreements in marriage in general—but we can use them to strengthen our relationships.

The much anticipated UFC 306 fight card delivered at the gate, setting a UFC record live gate record

Learn how to resign from a board effectively. See the tips and sample resignation letters that will help you make a smooth transition out of your board.

These new high-end IEMs from Campfire Audio have been described by designer, Ken Ball, as the brand's best IEMs to date and it's all down to new planar magnetic drivers.

A Fed rate cut is a virtual certainty, but the size of the cut is still uncertain. Most easing cycles have ended in recession, but there are reasons for optimism.

The pandemic triggered an unprecedented shift in the way businesses operate, with remote work becoming the norm for millions of employees worldwide.

ServiceNow and Yoast step up their AI offerings, Yoast, and PayPal deepens its partnership with Shopify.

A retrospective celebrates the man who brought sex and celebrity to fashion. Hamish Bowles takes a look.

LIVERPOOL 0-1 NOTTINGHAM FOREST: Virgil van Dijk says the Reds squad have nowhere to hide after a disappointing display in Arne Slot's first defeat since taking charge

LIVERPOOL 0-1 NOTTINGHAM FOREST: Callum Hudson-Odoi's goal gave Forest a famous Anfield victory - and it was party time for the Forest stars after the game

Todofichajes claim that Atletico Madrid have spoken to Son Heung-min’s representatives about a potential switch to the Spanish capital next summer. Heung-min Son has one... The post Report: Atletico Madrid hold talks with Spurs forward about potential transfer appeared first on The Spurs Web - Tottenham Hotspur Football News.

DEAR ABBY: My son is engaged to a girl we all love, but recently, there's been an issue. My husband was at their house while my son's fiancee was finishing up getting ready for their date night. (They live 10 minutes from us, and my husband has been there often since his retirement.)

The par-4 3rd hole at Royal County Down Golf Club. | Photo by David Cannon/Getty Images

Royal County Down ranks among the most beautiful places in the world. Playing it once is a dream, but caddying there daily? Unimaginable.

Air Canada says strike averted after tentative deal with pilots. Yemen's Houthis claim responsibility for missile attack on Israel. Central Europe is dealing with deadly floods.

The City of Kitchener recently announced that nine locations have been given new heritage designations. All but one are in the downtown core. CBC KW's Joe Pavia went on a tour of three locations on King Street West with Jessica Vieira, City of Kitchener's heritage planner.

Sunday marks 150 years since the Sept. 15, 1874, signing of Treaty 4. The anniversary of the signing has been recognized in annual gatherings in the Qu'Appelle Valley for the last 30 years.

Dundas author Cheryl Isaacs recently wrote The Unfinished, a book that tells the tale of residents in a sleepy town called Crook's Falls who start to go missing. Indigenous folklore points to monsters that might be lurking in a nearby pond, as athlete Avery tries to uncover what is going on. Isaacs talks about her new book on CBC K-W's The Morning Edition.

Two of the Manitoba-produced features screened at this year's Toronto International Film Festival — The Mother and the Bear, by Vancouver-based Chinese-Canadian filmmaker Johnny Ma, and Aberdeen, from Peguis First Nation's Ryan Cooper — offer bold and distinctive views of Winnipeg.

In the spring of 2023, they made plans to begin an agriculture academy, following the lead of at least a half dozen Alberta schools that have hung their hats on similar programs to revitalize their communities and set their schools apart.

B.C. Hydro started filling the Site C dam reservoir last month. As the $16-billion hydroelectric megaproject gets closer to becoming operational, worries persist — in Alberta and beyond — that it could lower water levels in the Peace River and other rivers downstream.