FORMER golf pro Paige Spiranac was convinced Santa Claus was real until the age of 15. The social media star, 29, hosts her own podcast Playing-A-Round with fellow golf nut Amanda Rose. Although most of the talk is about fairways and drives, the pair often discuss their childhood and home life. Paige is a former […]
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The Rexdale-born host of the Brandon Gonez Show shares his favourite hot spots in Toronto.
After becoming homeless at 16, Amna found herself in a stay-in-school shelter program that offers supports many of Toronto’s hundreds of homeless teens are lacking
Record-breaking heat from wildfires have taken a toll on B.C.’s $2.8B wine industry.
How things fell apart for the man who had united conservatives only a few years ago
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The White Night started with a court ruling and, by sunset on May 21, 1979, turned into one of the darkest days in San Francisco’s tumultuous history.
The “art gallery” on Georgia Street in Oakland isn’t your typical art gallery.
"Mud Water" is a surreal look at Oakland dance culture.
The park is getting more and more expensive.
Special judge Vikas Dhull passed the order and posted the matter for May 26, when the court will hear the arguments on the quantum of sentence
Ten years ago, our home states of Michigan and Indiana adopted right-to-work statutes. These laws state that no worker as a condition of employment needs to join nor financially support a union. In addition to providing workers greater freedom, scholarly research suggested that right-to-work laws are powerful economic development tools. Our new study lends credence...
A few years ago, Britt Wray felt overwhelmed by eco-anxiety. Fielding questions from family about whether she and her husband would have children, Wray contemplated the bleak future they might inherit. As a researcher who studies the mental health effects of living through the planetary crisis caused by climate change, Wray couldn't ignore the projections of species extinction, crop failure, and increasingly disastrous weather events. Stricken by a "profound sense of hopelessness," Wray found... Читать дальше...
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It’s back on HBO Max. Nobody cares. Because moviegoers hate themselves.
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EXCLUSIVE: X Factor star Matt Terry made the conscious decision not to work with music mogul Simon Cowell after winning the show and decided not to sign with his record label
EXCLUSIVE: Belle Grace, who is a self-proclaimed "sex junkie", has opened up about the awkward moment she had a visit from the police during a kinky photoshoot with a pal
Hunter McIntyre lifted weights three times a week, did lots of running, walking, and cycling in the mountains, and ate a lot of food, he told Insider.
The coming January 6 hearings are an important step to save democracy from Trumpery.
The U.S. is more dangerously divided than any other wealthy democracy. Is there a way back from the brink?