The Canadian Press TORONTO–These are the nights that are the painful part of the rebuilding process for the Toronto Blue Jays. The nights when the youngsters make errors, the bats are quiet, and there is little energy at Rogers Centre. The Minnesota Twins took full advantage yesterday evening, belting three […]
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The Associated PressPat Graham DENVER–Gabriel Landeskog’s first career overtime playoff goal was a bit complicated: Dump in the puck, hit a guy along the boards, fall down, scramble back up, skate toward the net and knock it in. The captain’s reaction right after was not–a big, toothy grin with arms […]
Sam Odrowski Monique Strain of the Catholic Women’s League helped lead a “living rosary” prayer yesterday at St. Michael’s School to kick off “Catholic Education Week.” From May 6-10, Catholic schools in the district participate in planned special actives at all grade levels. This year’s theme is “Living as Joyful […]
of RRDSB Andrew Booth was among the students who participated in “Jump Rope for Heart” yesterday afternoon at J.W. Walker School to kick off “Education Week.” Despite the chilly weather, students kept warm by jumping for a good cause.
of the Rainy River District School Board Kerry Harper, left, and Linda Larocque, right, of Royal Canadian Legion Br. #29 presented Robert Moore Public School student Marlee Woods with a certificate yesterday for her participation in the local Legion’s Remembrance Day poetry and poster contest. Woods was among more than […]
The Associated Press The United Nations has honoured 115 U.N. peacekeepers and staff from 43 countries who lost their lives working for the global organization, standing in silent tribute to their sacrifice at a memorial service. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres noted their “often perilous” work and stressed that all who perished […]
By Aung Naing Soe And Grant Peck The Associated Press YANGON, Myanmar — Two Reuters journalists whose reporting on the Myanmar military’s abuses of Rohingya Muslims got them imprisoned and drew the world’s attention to curbs on freedom of the press were freed Tuesday as part of a mass presidential […]
By Candice Choi THE ASSOCIATED PRESS NEW YORK — If you want to skip meat, a new era of options is here. Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods are among the companies racing to tap into the massive U.S. market of meat eaters by more closely mimicking the taste of beef […]
By America’S Test Kitchen The Associated Press Most artichoke dips could justifiably be called mayonnaise and cheese dips, given what goes into them. To create a more nutritious rendition, we looked to bean dip to provide a creamy base that contributed protein and fiber instead of saturated fat. We thought […]
By America’S Test Kitchen The Associated Press In theory, barbecued chicken kebabs sound pretty great: char-streaked chunks of juicy meat lacquered with sweet and tangy barbecue sauce. But without an insulating layer of skin, even the fattiest thigh meat can dry out and toughen when exposed to the blazing heat […]
By America’S Test Kitchen The Associated Press Brownies are controversial territory to chart: Some like them cakey and light in flavour—more of a snack than a rich dessert; some like them moist and chewy; and others, the biggest chocoholics, like them to be purely decadent—almost as dense as fudge and […]
By America’S Test Kitchen The Associated Press Portobello mushroom burgers are no longer just a sad substitute for beef burgers; they are -legitimately delicious choices on their own. For charry grilled portobellos that wouldn’t leak moisture and make the buns soggy, we decided to try scoring them, a technique that […]
