The specialty discount retailer fell along with the entire sector after Target and Walmart gave out poor commentary for the full year.
After both of the little boy's parents were killed by a gunman, community members worked to reunite him with his grandparents.
Canada is going to throw out about 13.6 million doses of the Oxford-AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine because it couldn’t find any takers for it either at home or abroad. Canada signed a contract with AstraZeneca in 2020 to get 20 million doses of its vaccine, and 2.3 million Canadians received at least one dose of it, mostly between March and June 2021. Following concerns in the spring of 2021 about rare but potentially fatal blood clots from AstraZeneca, Canada focused on using its ample supplies of the mRNA vaccines from Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna.
Norrie made it through to a maiden grand-slam semi-final on a dramatic day nine in SW19.
Only three other male home players have reached that stage in the Open era.
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TORONTO — Phillipina Kyei has put on a Canadian shirt for numerous national team practices the past few years, but the fit never felt quite so right as it did Tuesday night. Just a day after Kyei became a Canadian citizen, the six-foot-eight centre from Ghana made her national team debut, starting for Canada's under-23 women's team in a 65-53 victory over Belgium at the inaugural GloblJam tournament. "Definitely (the jersey felt different)," Kyei said with a wide smile. "The only reason stopping
Withdrawals should be resumed “shortly,” said the company, which had suspended that feature on June 17.
Two trans women in Amsterdam are planning a refuge in Kenya for trans people at risk all over the world.
Julieta CervantesDeirdre O’Connell is not ready to say goodbye to Dana H., the role for which she recently won the Tony Award for Best Actress in a Drama. This is not deluded denial, she tells The Daily Beast, but because the show will likely transfer to London. “Knowing that makes it easier. In my mind, in a year or two, I get to do it again, so it’s not goodbye forever. That’s a good buffer.”So, it is only au revoir to night after night of sitting ramrod-straight on stage, mouthing the taped w
GUN VIOLENCE: A trail of disturbing online posts including videos glorifying school shootings and mass violence have raised questions whether red flags were missed, reports<strong> Rachel Sharp </strong>
Gov. Andy Beshear turned over two White House emails showing that President Biden intended to nominate an anti-abortion Republican for federal judge.
Police say Robert Crimo legally bought guns before the July Fourth parade attack he apparently planned for weeks. What we know about the motive.
Robert Crimo was taken into custody on Monday night following an eight-hour manhunt
The 21-year-old suspect in the July Fourth parade mass shooting in Highland Park, Illinois, was charged Tuesday with seven counts of first-degree murder. Seven people were killed and at least 38 people were injured when the suspect, Robert "Bobby" Crimo III, allegedly opened fire on marchers and revelers, according to police. Eric Rinehart, the Lake County State Attorney, told reporters he will request a judge to hold the alleged gunman while the investigation continues.
Jessica Campbell broke a professional hockey barrier for women as the first female assistant coach in the American Hockey League. The 30-year-old from Rocanville, Sask., was named to the Coachella Valley Firebirds coaching staff Tuesday. She joins head coach Dan Bylsma behind the bench of the Seattle Kraken's AHL affiliate in its inaugural season. Campbell's appointment comes weeks after she was the first woman on a coaching staff at the men's world championship in Finland, where she was an assi
Celebrations were shattered on the Fourth of July as a gunman opened fire at a parade, killing seven people and injuring at least two dozen others.
VICTORIA — The British Columbia government says it is offering public service workers a new three-year contract with wage increases amounting to almost 11 per cent and a signing bonus of up to $2,500, but the union says it's planning job action. The government's Public Service Agency says it is working to achieve a fair and reasonable settlement with the 33,000-member B.C. General Employees' Union, but contract talks have broken off and the union says it's making strike plans. Bobbi Sadler, depu
The Netherlands has the crown. Host nation England, constantly bickering France and injury-ravaged Spain are among the chief contenders to take it from them. Kickoff is almost here.
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Duchess of Cambridge made her 2022 Wimbledon debut on Tuesday
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