I bought Rihanna’s Fenty makeup from Boots for 25% off – and I got free expensive gifts
Pop and R&B mogul Rihanna is blessing her fans again – but it’s not with her highly anticipated ninth album. Not only is the Bajan star known for her music…
Number of people in emergency accommodation reaches new record at 14,486
The number of people in emergency homeless accommodation has reached a new record high of 14,486 in Ireland, according to the latest figures from the Department of Housing. Data released…
Veterans identified and honoured in Medicine Hat ceremony
Veterans who previously laid beneath the soil without a headstone have now been honoured with a permanent remembrance of their service. 2024 is the centennial year for the Royal Canadian…
ITV Downton Abbey star Maggie Smith dies surrounded by her family
Dame Maggie Smith has died at 89. The Harry Potter and Downton Abbey star passed away in hospital, her sons Chris Larkin and Toby Stephens have announced. A statement released…
Winnipeg MP introduces bill to criminalize residential school denialism
An NDP MP has introduced a bill that would criminalize residential school denialism, saying it would help stop harm caused toward survivors, their families and communities. The chances the bill…
Hillsborough farmer admits involvement in massive cannabis factory found on his land
A Co Down farmer has admitted involvement in a massive cannabis factory uncovered on his land, as well as offences of laundering thousands of pounds.
Alberta government rolls ahead with electricity plans: Rate of Last Resort
New legislation is set to take effect January that the Alberta government says will protect power consumers from big price swings. The Regulated Rate Option — now renamed the Rate…
Stormont seeking research into ability to achieve ambitious green energy goals
New research will be carried out into the future of Northern Ireland’s electricity market and our ability to hit ambitious government targets, it can be revealed. The Department for the…
Canada’s economy likely stalled by summer’s end, StatCan says
The Canadian economy managed to eke out growth despite the impact of raging wildfires in July, Statistics Canada said Friday, but early estimates for August were less rosy. Canada’s real…
CHARLEBOIS: Feds’ inaction weaponizes Canada’s food supply chain
The strike at Vancouver’s seven grain terminals, which began on Sept. 24, has now entered a critical phase, with significant implications for Canada’s agri-food sector. This labour action, led by…