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A Citrus County high school student is dead after collapsing during football practice, according to the school district.
A Citrus County high school student is dead after collapsing during football practice, according to the school district.
Whistler RCMP is asking for the public’s help in the search for missing man Graeme Alexander Ferguson. The 49-year-old Scottish native was last seen at 1:30 p.m. on April 1 at the Gateway Bus Loop in Whistler Village. He was reported missing April 14. Ferguson is described as Caucasian, bald, with blue eyes. He is 5-10 (178 centimetres) in height, and weighs 175 lbs (79 kilograms). He was last seen wearing a black vest, a plaid brown and orange shirt, black snow pants and hiking boots Ferguson h
Windows fell out of a plane used by the King in mid-air after filming lights melted the frames, a report has revealed.
Congresswoman Omar had previously expressed her support for the protests at Columbia
When it comes to a carbon tax, Sea to Sky MLA Jordan Sturdy isn't afraid to admit when he's had a change of heart. In 2016, he accepted the Momentum for Change award on behalf of B.C. recognizing the province's revenue-neutral carbon tax at the UN's Climate Change Conference in Morrocco, and later extolled the tax's virtues to The Squamish Chief. “It is recognized as a tool people can use to get to where we need to go in a low carbon future. The idea of taxing what we don’t want in the way of ca
The owner of an antique shop in Downtown Wetaskiwin is looking for vendors for a market this summer. Stacy Eckenswiller, who owns Forgotten in Time Antique Mall is organizing the event. She told The Pipestone Flyer that the market runs from May 20th until the September long weekend. One block in front of the store on Main Street will be closed for the market, which takes place between 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. every Sunday. “What we’re looking for is vendors of all sorts, food trucks, or artisans, all s
When injuries affect the Miami Heat, coach Erik Spoelstra almost always delivers the same three-word outlook. All four teams — Miami and Chicago in the Eastern Conference, New Orleans and Sacramento in the Western Conference — have serious injury concerns going into their matchups to decide the No. 8 seeds on the playoff bracket. Miami and New Orleans have home-court edges Friday; the winners will face No. 1 Boston and No. 1 Oklahoma City in Round 1, starting Sunday.
BURNABY, B.C. — An initiative led by the B.C. General Employees' Union that includes pension funds, asset managers and socially responsible investors is raising concerns about the use of virtual-only shareholder meetings and an erosion of shareholder democracy. In an open letter, the group says that in theory virtual-only meetings could increase shareholder participation, but there is evidence since the pandemic began that they have instead muted shareholder voices. The 38 signatories to the let
A man was arrested last week after a “spring-cleaning” fire at a property on Main Street in Mount Currie blew out of control. Pemberton Fire Rescue and the Lil’wat Nation Volunteer Fire Department attended the scene on April 5. The man, who is not a member of Lil’wat Nation, has not been identified. The Lil’wat Nation previously urged people not to light fires when disposing of debris in their yards due to the dangerous risk of the blazes spiralling out of control. The Lil’wat Nation FireSmart p
Drew AngererEx-Rep. George Santos is once again coming face-to-face with his own worst enemy—himself.Lawyers for the truth-challenged former New York lawmaker asked the judge in his fraud case to yank the “confidential” label off material they call “highly exculpatory” that the government produced in the case, arguing that not letting Santos talk about it publicly would violate “his First Amendment right to offer brief insight into his defense.”The government dismissed the defense’s suggestion t
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Virginia's governor signed a law Thursday that allows the state's colleges and universities to directly pay athletes through name, image and likeness deals. The law signed by Gov. Glenn Youngkin bypasses an NCAA rule that prevents schools from paying athletes under NIL guidelines. NIL rules, enacted in 2021, allow college athletes to agree to deals with local and national businesses that compensate them for advertising or personal appearances.
“This is very exciting for the team.”
Stewardship Pemberton’s Seedy Sunday event on March 17 allowed locals to learn all about the non-profit’s summer projects before a busy season ahead. People could exchange knowledge about growing food and all things sustainability at Pemberton’s Downtown Barn, while Chicks with Picks provided lively background music to the large crowd. Feasting for Change program director, Nikki Lax, said she hopes to get as many people involved in Stewardship Pemberton’s projects as possible over the coming mon
Zaynab Joseph fell 42 metres down Arizona's Bear Mountain on a trip with her husband and toddler.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has announced the births of Noreen and Antonia
The husband of Nicola Sturgeon has been re-arrested in connection with the SNP finances investigation.
The Europa Conference League quarter-final is still up for grabs after a tight first-leg last week
The health and environmental benefits of protecting a region from light pollution are already well established, and one only has to look at the stream of visitors to the Jasper Dark Sky Festival or the Alberta's newest dark sky preserve in Lakeland Provincial Park to get a sense of how "astrotourism" can boost rural economies. But how does spending a night gazing up at the unspoiled sky impact these astrotourists? Is it enough to change how they think about light pollution, or does the sense of