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“She saved us.” Those words sum up the gratitude of a Windsor family who narrowly escaped a house fire last week — all because a stranger trusted her instincts. Sylvie Logan was asleep
Watch the moment a police officer removes an alligator from a family’s swimming pool in Florida with no equipment.Footage shared by St Johns County Sheriff's Office on Saturday (2 August) shows the
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9 brand-new Toronto bars and restaurants that every local should try before summer's over Toronto's food and drink scene is already world-class, but it's getting a fresh boost with a wave of new spots that have recently across the city.While it's never easy to say goodbye to beloved bars
After more than a week in the B.C. wilderness, a man has been rescued thanks to the efforts of Quesnel Search and Rescue and the Williams Lake RCMP.The man was found in the bush, near a shelter he
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Brilliant Bathroom Cleaning Tricks You’ll Wish You’d Known SoonerTap the secret cleaning power of these ordinary household items for a bathroom that truly sparkles. The post Brilliant Bathroom Cleaning Tricks You’ll Wish You’d Known Sooner appeared first on
A community near Canning, N.S., rallied on Sunday to help a pod of dolphins stranded in mud.Melissa Pineo and her family noticed about a dozen white-sided dolphins in the water near Pineo's home.
A deteriorated ravine path, which some call "the missing link" in Toronto's recreational trail system, may soon be coming back to life with the help from a midtown residents' group.Funding for the
Consuming a diet low in ultra-processed foods could help supercharge weight loss, promising research suggested today. Additive-laden foods such as crisps and sweets have been vilified for decades
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Toronto's first-ever urban Simons store just opened and it's absolutely massive (PHOTOS) Toronto now has its first urban Simons, as a massive new store officially opened on Thursday. The two-level, 118,000-square-foot space at Yorkdale Shopping Centre will provide shoppers with plenty
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Fantasy Football QB Rankings 2025: Best quarterbacks, top sleepers, and superflex breakouts in draftsThe ever-changing value of fantasy football quarterbacks continues in 2025. Superflex and two-quarterback league setups have given new life to a position long ignored in fantasy due to the abundance
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The secret to living longer may be the immune system's 'fountain of youth' - but it comes at a priceIf you want to reach your 100th birthday and receive a telegram from the King, the answer may be in your immune system. For some over 60s with 'immune youth' have specialised white blood cells that
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Bedridden woman was trapped as her Massachusetts apartment burned. Then two cousins jumped into actionTwo cousins jumped into action to save a bedridden woman who was trapped in her burning apartment, according to local reports.Crews responded to reports of a fire in an elderly woman’s apartment at
Winnipeg is making national transit history as the first Canadian city to introduce a 60-foot battery-electric bus into service. The zero-emission vehicle — unveiled Thursday at a news conference
From juicy berries to delicious dumplings, we've found the foods that are actually at their best when frozen, counting down to the most essential of all.
Pair played together for six years while with the Lions Former Brisbane Lions star Kate Lutkins has given birth to a baby boy with the assistance of her teammate Natalie Grider in a heartwarming and
SEATTLE — Seattle Kraken forward John Hayden and the team’s blue-haired troll mascot had a close call with a brown bear during a promotional video shoot in Alaska. Hayden and the mascot named Buoy
Watching a TV character die is always hard, but these 20 were the most heartbreaking.
Sunny-side up. Boiled. Scrambled. Any way you cook it, eggs are not the cholesterol monster they’ve been made out to be. According to new research from the University of South Australia,
At the Canada Games swimming meet in St. John's, athletes who look like they're old enough to head off to college dive into the pool to race their best.Yellowknife's Louisa Henry accomplished her
When it comes to Toronto's best restaurants, you're genuinely spoiled for choice.The city's food scene is a global adventure, with cuisines from every corner of the world just a reservation away.
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