The Canadian PressJoshua Clipperton TORONTO–Jake Muzzin couldn’t have asked for a smoother transition to his new team. He also was happy to heap more misery on an old foe. The defenceman scored once and added two assists for his first three points with Toronto as the Maple Leafs thumped the […]
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The Canadian Press ST. MARYS, Ont.–Slugger Jason Bay, pitcher Ryan Dempster, coach Rob Thomson, and executive Gord Ash are going into the Canadian Baseball Hall of Fame. The four members of the 2019 class own a combined eight World Series rings, five all-star selections, and four Tip O’Neill awards. Bay, […]
From the OPP On Feb. 1 around 3:40 p.m., Dryden OPP officers conducted a traffic stop for a Highway Traffic Act offence on Highway 17 in Eton Township (west of Dryden). As a result, officers seized 27 cases of cigarettes with a total estimated value of $81,000. Two Edmonton residents, […]
From the OPP Officers of the Fort Frances OPP have charged an adult male with impaired driving. On Feb. 3 around 2:20 p.m., during a routine motorized snowmachine patrol on the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Club’s trails surrounding Fort Frances, officers stopped a 1995 all-terrain vehicle. Upon speaking with the […]
The Associated PressSeth Borenstein WASHINGTON–True north isn’t quite where it used to be. Earth’s north magnetic pole has been drifting so fast in the last few decades that scientists say past estimates no longer are accurate enough for precise navigation. Yesterday, they released an update of where true north really […]
By Seth Borenstein The Associated Press ———WASHINGTON — True north isn’t quite where it used to be. Earth’s north magnetic pole has been drifting so fast in the last few decades that scientists that past estimates are no longer accurate enough for precise navigation. On Monday, they released an update […]
By Michael Casey The Associated Press HOLDERNESS, N.H. — Modern refrigerators have little appeal for summer guests at a rustic New Hampshire resort who prefer cooling their bottles of water, soda and beer the old-fashioned way. The preparation begins five months ahead of time, when resort staffers and volunteers gather […]
By America’S Test Kitchen The Associated Press If you think oatmeal comes in a packet, think again. They know about oatmeal in Ireland and Scotland, where whole-grain, steel-cut oats are popular. Yes, these slightly chewy oats take longer to cook than old-fashioned rolled oats (and way longer than instant oats […]
By America’S Test Kitchen The Associated Press Macaroni and cheese has always been on my “must-explore” list. It’s just eaten too often in this country for us to ignore it. Kids in particular say yes to macaroni and cheese when they turn up their noses at everything else. Unfortunately, it’s […]
By America’S Test Kitchen The Associated Press Macaroni and cheese has always been on my “must-explore” list. It’s just eaten too often in this country for us to ignore it. Kids in particular say yes to macaroni and cheese when they turn up their noses at everything else. Unfortunately, it’s […]
By America’S Test Kitchen The Associated Press Butternut squash soup is a fall staple, but many recipes fail to live up to their potential, ending up too sweet or with too little squash flavour—plus, prepping the squash can be time-consuming and unwieldy. We found the solution to these problems in […]
By America’S Test Kitchen The Associated Press Chicken Florentine is a buffet-line favourite featuring chicken breast and spinach in a mild cream-and-Parmesan sauce—sometimes stuffed inside, sometimes stacked on top. All of these components are good, but this dish can often be stodgy (think old-fashioned casserole) or fussy (involving dredging chicken […]
