University of Alberta students have repurposed an old shed on the Kapawe’no First Nation in northern Alberta and filled it with sports equipment for children in the community.  The students from the Faculty of Kinesiology, Sport and Recreation teamed up with the Indigenous Sports Council of Alberta (ISCA) and the Alberta Kinesiology Association as part of a project …

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The investigation continues into a collision near Beaverton that claimed the lives of three people. According to Durham police, two vehicles collided Friday on Regional Road 23, north of Thorah Concession Road 4. Two men and a woman, all from the same vehicle, were pronounced dead. From the other vehicle, a woman and a child …

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TORONTO – The Toronto Blue Jays staggered through a weekend of heartbreak with their third loss in a row on Sunday. A day after their popular first-base coach Mark (Bud) Budzinski and his wife Monica lost the eldest of three children, 17-year-old daughter Julia, to a sudden and unexpected death, the Blue Jays fell 7-3 …

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Buzz · Posted 24 minutes ago “Robert Irwin is Australia’s boyfriend — back off, you Americans.” With over 3.4 million Instagram followers, an iconic career at Australia Zoo and one of the most beloved, recognisable families in the world, Robert Irwin hardly needs an introduction — but I’ll bet you ain’t never seen this side …

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Image source: Getty Images Creating a passive-income stream with your savings/investment funds is almost always a wise financial choice. If you can create a sizeable passive-income stream in your 30s, you can either elevate your lifestyle a bit or have more money at your disposal for saving and investing. As a retiree, you can use …

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Saskatoon streets were coloured Friday with people in red, white and orange, in a mingled commemoration of Canada’s brightest and darkest moments.  People at the Cancel Canada Day event in Kiwanis Memorial Park said the July 1 celebrations taking place in the city and across the country don’t recognize Canada’s past and present harms, noting …

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OTTAWA — A law outlawing any dealings with the Taliban, which charities complain is impeding their ability to help needy Afghans, could be adjusted by the federal government to give more flexibility to aid agencies. International Development Minister Harjit Sajjan said the government is looking at making changes to the law to create “flexibility” to …

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TORONTO – Back-to-back losses in a doubleheader paled in comparison to off-field concerns for the Toronto Blue Jays on Saturday. Francisco Mejia had a two-run homer in the second inning and a solo shot in the fifth to lead Tampa Bay to an 11-5 rout of the Blue Jays hours after Isaac Paredes and Wander …

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Stars do shine brightest in the dark. As per their nature, celebrities are famous for their rich and glamorous lifestyles, but many of them didn’t always live this way. Michael Ostuni / Patrick McMullan / Steve Granitz via Getty Images At their core, celebrities are regular people like you and me, and many of them …

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Image source: Getty Images The TSX closed the second the quarter on a negative note with 64% of its constituents retreating and only one stock posting a new 52-week high. Because of fears that stagflation is around the corner, the Index gave up 217.28 points (1.14%) on June 30, 2022, to raise its year-to-date loss …

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