By Sara Moulton The Associated Press Fresh lemon including the juice and the peel is one of my all-time favourite ingredients, in part because it’s just so versatile. It can be the star of the show (as in this recipe) or a brilliant supporting actor (as in so many of […]
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The Associated PressSteve PeoplesScott Bauer By Steve Peoples and Scott Bauer THE ASSOCIATED PRESS MADISON, Wis.—Donald Trump is fighting to convince a skeptical Republican Party he can improve his standing among women, even as he takes back an explosive comment about abortion and attacks the credibility of a female reporter […]
Staff Lisa Penner and her rinkmates will have to settle for wading in a shallower pool. Northern Ontario, skipped by Kenora-based skip Peggy Taylor with Penner at third and Kenora’s Noreen Donnelly at second and Tracy Stasiuk at lead, failed to qualify in the top eight overall to advance to […]
The Canadian Press CALGARY—A Calgary woman who pretended she had cancer and bilked friends and co-workers out of thousands of dollars has been found guilty of fraud. Lana Rovang has been sentenced a 60-day sentence to be served on weekends for defrauding people out of $20,000 between December 2012 and […]
Grade 5 students Joel Calder, left, and Ty Wayash built a robotic arm for their science project using popsicle sticks, tubing, and syringes. They tested how much weight it could lift.
Brad Gushulak questioned Grade 8 student Jesse Begin on his science fair project about music affecting blood pressure during the science fair at J.W. Walker School last Wednesday.
Grade 5 students Healey Jansen, left, and Shay Jerry demonstrated their bubble project last Wednesday at J.W. Walker School.
Heather Latter Grade 8 students Jillian Calder, right, and Katrina Slomke showed off their science project, entitled “What Gets You Pumping,” during the J.W. Walker School science fair last Wednesday. The winners from Grade 7/8 included Angie Redford (gold), Jacob Albright and Brady Bodnarchuk (silver), and Rachel Anderson and Shallin […]
The Associated PressRachel D’Oro ANCHORAGE, Alaska—Three first-graders in Alaska’s largest city plotted to kill a fellow student with silica gel packets that the girls believed was poison, authorities said yesterday. The three have been suspended but not charged with any crime. Parents of the 32 first-graders attending Winterberry Charter School […]
Staff Nothing like a good night’s rest in Fort Frances to get a team ready to set franchise history. The English River Miners camped out overnight on Tuesday at a local hotel, then headed south yesterday to complete a riveting postseason comeback by beating the Minnesota Iron Rangers 3-1 in […]
Staff Megan Moriarty, left, of Northwoods Gallery and Gifts offered up some popcorn chicken for Jessica Shoemaker to sample with any of the sauces they carry during its 2016 Bridal Show there last night. About 40 brides-to-be and their guests showed up to meet with local businesses that provide wedding […]
The Canadian Press Ottawa has asked the World Trade Organization to look into U.S. countervailing duties on almost $1 billion in annual exports of supercalendered paper from Canada. International Trade Minister Chrystia Freeland said yesterday that the “request for consultations” with the WTO follows a decision back in November asking […]
