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Tuesday 10 May, 2022

JUNCSHUN the new tech company are about to launch an exciting free app for motorists and passengers who are fed up with boring, identical, expensive motorway services. Users simply download the app to their smartphone via juncshun's website, select the motorway and junction and immediately view a list of restaurants, pubs, street food and much more, within a 3 mile radius of that junction, so not impacting on travel time.

The brave Nigerian man riding motorbike from London to Lagos has encountered a difficulty that meant he's stuck at the moment. The biker lost his rear tire.

For many subscribers, convenience alone is no longer enough to retain their loyalty: Personalization is now a must-have feature that drives engagement for discerning consumers. Many subscribers see the availability of options, ranging from choosing payment methods to setting subscription start and stop dates without penalty, as essential to their loyalty. In the Subscription Commerce […]

Danielle Barnsley was 17 years old when she found out she was pregnant. Almost 20 years later, she doesn’t know if she would have chosen differently, but she wishes that she had been given the choice of abortion.

Se lancer dans l'alimentation détox doit se faire dans les règles !

Cadets set to graduate from Royal Military College in Kingston, Ont., plan to honour the four classmates who died in a recent crash on campus.

The Distant Early Warning (DEW) Line, later replaced by the North Warning System, changed the face of Canada's North. Will the remaining radar sites soon be retired?

A white fallow deer has moved into a field near the village of Manotick in south Ottawa to the delight of nearby residents, and experts say it likely escaped from a deer farm.

For the first time in this Ontario election campaign, the leaders of the Progressive Conservatives, New Democrats, Liberals and Greens will converge for a debate, this afternoon in North Bay.

The federal government will attempt to join several countries in Europe, including Germany, that makes Holocaust denial a crime. However, like any legislation that seeks to put curbs on expression, it could be subject to Charter challenges.

More than five years after dozens of Greater Toronto Area investors found out they’d lost the millions they collectively invested in syndicated mortgages, their lawyer has been disbarred by the Law Society of Ontario's tribunal.

Some Canadians are facing a summer stuck close to home, while others are making creative travel plans as skyrocketing gas prices force a rethink of road trips.

A product recall on top of supply chain issues is creating a perfect storm for desperate parents and babies.

Distance-based road user charges and a congestion tax will be considered by the NSW government under long-term plans to overhaul the state’s transport network.

The winner will be announced at a ceremony in July.

A poll of 1,000 working mothers who have had a child in the past five years found a fifth dreaded the idea of having to go back to work over fears they had 'forgotten what to do'

The superstar, who played in Paris between 2001-2003, will reveal his favourite spots in the city so they can take in some culture before the showpiece event at Saint-Denis's Stade de France on May 28

From a British student who fell in love with her sugar daddy after just one week to a woman who encountered her own father on a sugar daddy website – meet the women living enviable lifestyles

SUSANNA REID has come under fire from viewers of Good Morning Britain after her views on Keir Starmer's resignation announcement if fined appeared to sway.

Apple doesn’t like you sifting around in your computer’s system files. Keeping average users from damaging their Macs’ inner workings is smart, but experienced users should at least be allowed to take the training wheels off.

Vivek Ramaswamy’s ambitions speak to the culture wars nipping at US corporate executives

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