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Stephen Curry scores 31 points and outduels Luka Doncic as Warriors come back to beat Lakers 112-95

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Stephen Curry had 31 points, six assists and four rebounds, and the Golden State Warriors erased an early 25-point deficit then ran away from Luka Doncic and the Los Angeles Lakers for a 112-95 win Friday night in an NBA Cup game. Doncic had 37 points, seven rebounds and five assists, […]

Come Back, Faith Hill

The Grammy-winning country superstar hasn't released a solo album since 2005. Will she ever return to making music?

Beat Luke Littler: ‘Queen of the Palace’ Sherrock defeats darts world champ and wins $670,000

Luke Littler beat, among others, an Australian jockey, a trash collector and a restaurant manager. He couldn’t beat the “Queen of the Palace.” A one-off Netflix broadcast called “Beat Luke Littler” offered a prize of 501,000 pounds (around $670,000) to anyone deemed a darts amateur who could defeat the 19-year-old prodigy over a single leg. […]

B.C.’s new time zone could cause confusion, from calendars to medical appointments

Missed surgeries, late deliveries and muddled meeting times are among the issues that could arise as a result of British Columbia’s decision to stay permanently on daylight saving time, information technology experts have cautioned. When much of North America turns clocks back one hour on Sunday, most of B.C. will instead adopt Pacific Time, or […]

The times aren’t a-changin’ in Western Canada but there’s still adjustments ahead

WINNIPEG — The clocks aren’t changing Sunday in the western half of the country, but that doesn’t mean changes aren’t coming as British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, northwestern Ontario and the Northwest Territories all chose this year to stick with daylight time. Kids heading to school, construction workers to the worksite and adrenalin-seekers to the slopes […]

Clocks from coast to coast to coast: A breakdown of time change rules across Canada

Much of the eastern half of Canada switch their clocks back on Sunday, while the western half will not this year. Here’s a look at the breakdown of what it means to residents: British Columbia Announced in March that it was moving to permanent Pacific daylight time. The change also means that parts of northeastern […]

Tens of thousands gather to celebrate inclusivity at Taiwan Pride parade

TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Taipei on Saturday to celebrate Taiwan’s Pride parade, one of Asia’s largest annual celebrations of inclusivity. Participants waved rainbow flags and banners with messages of support for the LGBTQ+ community. Many donned colorful costumes, with some hailing from other countries in […]

Do tough laws deter drug crimes? Lessons from Singapore and Malaysia

As Malaysia rethinks the death penalty for drug offences, Singapore insists tough laws deter substance abuse.

Protests outside Poland’s constitutional court: What’s the crisis about?

Poland’s centrist government says it is restoring judicial independence after years of far-right political interference.

Australia collapses to 60-7 in pursuit of 288 as South Africa closes in on victory in 3rd test

CAPE TOWN, South Africa (AP) — Kagiso Rabada and Simon Harmer shared six wickets as Australia collapsed to 60-7 at lunch in its second innings of the third test against South Africa at Newlands on Saturday. Chasing 288 to win the test and the series, Australia suffered a harrowing morning session against both pace and […]

Thousands protest across Italy over living costs and military spending

Thousands have protested across Italy against rising living costs and increased military spending.

UFC champion Islam Makhachev says his next fight will be ‘one of last’

Makhachev, one of the best fighters in UFC history, wants to face the winner of next year's Prates vs Morales fight.

Serbia comes back into the fold

Decisive vote against autocratic leader Aleksandar Vučić will enable restoration of democratic checks and balances

Vernon's Davison Orchards endured drought and wildfire, but came out on top (Vernon)

It has been a year of ups and downs for Vernon's Davison Orchards. As the season comes to an end, the farm, which employs dozens of people, looked back on the summer of 2026. “So much has happened since we opened our gates on May 1 marking our 41st year of agri-tourism and and our 93...

Kamloope Search and Rescue scour river in search of woman presumed drowned (Kamloops)

A Kamloops woman presumed drowned after her vehicle plunged into the North Thompson River last May remains missing despite another search for her remains. Kamloops Search and Rescue scoured the river on Saturday, Oct. 17, for 23-year-old Benina Jepkoech, who was driving when her vehicle veered of...

iN VIDEO: Chase Creek Falls the perfect, year-round stop for Trans-Canada travellers

After walking a couple of hundred metres along a nicely packed trail, the mist from the falls can be felt and the sounds of traffic are replaced by rushing water.

Food Banks of Saskatchewan loses charity status, director points to accounting error

The head of the organization that supports 36 Saskatchewan food banks says it’s “business as usual” as they seek to regain its charity status.

‘Associate’ EU membership for Canada not a ‘short-term’ project: expert

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney has laid out a timeline that would see Canada sign an agreement on a new partnership with the European Union in the next seven months, if all goes well. Carney said Friday that Ottawa and Brussels are working toward the “deepest possible partnership short of accession” that would see […]

Ottawa’s tailpipe emissions delay a ‘wait and see’ approach to U.S. policy: experts

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney has delayed tougher new emissions standards for passenger vehicles until 2029, just eight months after the government said it wanted them to take effect in 2027. Experts say the move will buy Ottawa time to see how U.S. policy might shape up in the coming years, but critics say […]