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These massive doughnuts, in flavours from apple to popcorn to jalapeno, inspire gluttony in Ottawa's Lowertown Matthew Atton tells me he’s heard of a customer eating four Bamm’s Snack Shack’s doughnuts
The clubs with the most expensively-assembled squads in world football have been revealed - and you may be surprised by who tops the list. Europe's richest clubs have been breaking the bank season
Sporting News
Bowling Green's furry star steals the spotlightMeet Pudge, the unlikely face of Falcons footballBowling Green football has found an unexpected spark this season, not from a player, but from a cat. Pudge, a three-year-old exotic shorthair Persian,
"I love coming here and I really like hiding underwater like this!"Twelve-year-old Nash Jacobi takes a giant breath in the University of Saskatchewan's PAC swimming pool and plunges deep underwater.
A new clinical trial is looking at whether getting a one-time dose of radiation, rather than multiple, can be effective for certain cancer patients. And the Prince George led trial is expanding
Winnipeggers Paul Bezilla and Tiffaney Tavener, inspired by their shared love for The Lord of the Rings and motorcycles, complete a record-setting round trip to the West Coast in less than 72 hours.
KameraOne Canada
Doberman hilariously fakes sleep to dodge bath timeAva, a fawn Doberman from Bitely, Michigan, has mastered the art of excuses when it comes to avoiding baths. From pretending to fall asleep to suddenly needing potty breaks or grabbing a toy, she's
TheLeafsNation
5 takeaways from Maple Leafs’ training camp media dayA season full of change is now underway for the Toronto Maple Leafs, as the team held their training camp media availabilities at the Ford Performance Centre on Wednesday. Auston Matthews said he’s
Sporting News
Biggest road Ryder Cup comeback: Revisiting Europeans' 2012 victory at Medinah Country ClubIn football, it's home-field advantage, and in basketball, it's called home-court advantage. While it's not often a concept in golf, the format of the Ryder Cup comes with the potential of home
Voltpost’s new lamppost charger can be installed in just a couple of hours. New York-based Voltpost has unveiled a new lamppost EV charger that can be installed in hours. Dubbed the Voltpost Air,
Winnipeggers have spoken, and when it comes to East Indian cuisine, the city has no shortage of favourites that serve up rich curries, fragrant spices, and comforting classics. From long-standing
KameraOne Canada
Helping hand: Owner assists pet gecko shed its old skinA curious moment in Hebei, China, was captured on camera in early August: a leopard gecko got some unusual help from its owner while shedding its skin. The video fascinated online viewers with this
Adapting a novel to film or television is a notoriously tricky business. Sometimes, adapters decide to make substantial changes to even those characters that make the final cut for inclusion, and
The Body Optimist
What the "rich" throw away, she turns into treasure. Maggie McGaugh has become a leading upcycler on TikTok, where she demonstrates how to transform discarded "luxury" items into unique pieces. Her creative, anti-consumerist approach inspires a new
CBC
McMaster expanding nuclear research reactor, bringing new jobs to Hamilton for isotope productionMcMaster University is planning on hiring up to 16 people as it expands the capacity of its nuclear reactor facility to produce medical isotopes — a key technology in the treatment of certain kinds
Yardbarker
The 25 greatest cult classic filmsThe true definition of a cult classic movie can differ. The gist of it is something that might not have been popular or critically praised upon introduction but draws a loyal and dedicated fan base
Barcelona’s iconic Sagrada Familia basilica is set to become Europe’s tallest Christian church with the imminent completion of its immense central tower. After well over a century under construction,
The Independent
Together for Palestine was a sorrowful, star-studded and bittersweet fundraiser for GazaDespite the UN this week declaring that Israel is committing genocide in Palestine – trailing in the footsteps of similar declarations by Amnesty International, Human Rights Watch and indeed Israel’s
From eating too fast to chewing too loudly, these are the eating habits you need to break, along with some handy hacks to make mealtimes healthier.
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