The Associated Press Social media is lighting up on the possibility that, at long last, Colonel Sanders’ 11 herbs and spices have been revealed. KFC says it hasn’t, and the original source, a relative, now says he doesn’t know. Anyway, here it is. The 11 spices:2/3 tablespoon salt 1/2 tablespoon […]
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By Lindsey Tanner The Associated Press CHICAGO — Continuing to play despite a concussion doubles recovery time for teen athletes and leads to worse short-term mental function than in those immediately removed from action, a study found. It’s billed as the first to compare recovery outcomes for athletes removed from […]
The Associated Press NEW YORK — Mylan says it will make available a generic version of its EpiPen, as criticism mounts over the price of its injectable medicine. The company said Monday that its U.S. subsidiary will put out a generic version of the EpiPen that will have a list […]
The Canadian PressTerry Pedwell OTTAWA—Labour minister MaryAnn Mihychuk said Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers would begin working with a special mediator this morning in the face of a union threat of job action. “In an attempt to push the two parties, help them facilitate a mediated, […]
Staff Two males have been charged with offences in relation to a break and enter at a Scott Street business last month. The Rainy River District OPP has been investigating the break-in, which occurred at “From the Grind Up” sometime between 6 p.m. on July 12 and 7 a.m. on […]
The Canadian Press SYDNEY, N.S.—Two Cape Breton volunteer firefighters are facing multiple charges of arson after a series of blazes in rural areas near Sydney, N.S. Cape Breton Regional Police said today they’ve charged 49-year-old Stephen Tremblett of North Sydney and 24-year-old James Clayton MacDonald of Bras d’Or in connection […]
The Canadian Press PRIDDIS, Alta.—Stephanie Meadow didn’t mind the inclement weather conditions during the first round of the LPGA’s Canadian Open yesterday. After a lightning delay that lasted nearly three hours, Meadow didn’t miss a beat as she birdied her final two holes to take the clubhouse lead at six-under […]
The Canadian PressStephanie Levitz OTTAWA—Nearly a year after his federal election defeat, former prime minister Stephen Harper finally resigned his House of Commons seat toay—ending a career in politics that spanned more than two decades. The former Conservative leader announced he was stepping down as MP for the riding of […]
The Canadian Press REGINA—A woman who has won the largest lottery prize ever in Saskatchewan knew something was up the morning she went to check her ticket. Mary Wernicke of Neville said she had “a feeling” the day she learned she had won the Lotto Max $60-million jackpot of Aug. […]
The Canadian Press CALGARY—A beloved Fibreglas pig named “Henry” that was taken by bacon burglars from a Calgary bar is heading home. The 14-kg ornament—a fixture at the Unicorn Pub in the city’s southwest for many years—was purloined sometime early Sunday morning as last call was approaching. Yesterday afternoon, an […]
Staff Police have charged a canoeist they helped locate earlier this week after further investigation revealed he had committed several crimes. On Wednesday around 9:50 a.m., officers from the Thunder Bay OPP were advised of a canoe that was located partially-submerged in Wild Goose Bay in the Municipality of Shuniah. […]
Cameron Penney A&W cashier Sarah Larson served up a “Teen Burger” to Asyia Shields yesterday as part of “Burgers to beat MS” Day there. One dollar for every “Teen Burger” sold will be donated to help fight multiple sclerosis in Canada.
