Investigators were at Vancouver’s Sunset Beach after a woman’s body was found in the water Sunday morning, according to authorities.

Wrestler Linda Morais is training hard to represent Canada at the Paris 2024 Olympics. But when she’s away from the mat, Morais lends her voice to a growing conversation among female athletes: menstruation.

One of the teenaged victims of a Thursday night stabbing in St. Albert has died.

Amanda Abbington will soon learn the ruling of the investigation she triggered after complaining her Strictly partner Giovanni Pernice bullied her in training.

It's one of the most thrilling aspects of the sport, often setting the scene for a landmark innings. But now one of the world's oldest cricket clubs has decided to ban players from hitting sixes.

The world has reacted to US president Joe Biden's decision to pull out of the 2024 presidential election, with Israel's PM leading the praise. 

Conciliatory service Acas suggested businesses put agreements in place covering requests for time off, sickness absence or watching TV during the Paris Olympics which start next week.

After weeks of crisis talks and a growing wave of Democrats calling for his exit, DailyMail.com reveals the inside details of how Joe Biden came to his 'last-minute' decision to drop out of race.

The Serbian leader separately emphasized that his country is pursuing an independent policy despite enormous pressure

We call on the international community to fulfill all its obligations and not allow the criminal Zionist occupier to escape accountability and punishment," communique summed up

Now he must delegate this task to his fellow party members, Mark Halperin told

The United States Central Command maintained that these USVs «presented an imminent threat to the U.S. and coalition»

«So we are left with a choice between the highly unpredictable Trump and a more predictable opponent - but not predictable in a positive sense, I fear,» David Speedie said

While cooking some frozen 'tang yuan' (glutinous rice balls), a customer discovered some «green stuff» on several of the sweet rice balls, which turned out to be mould.  Taking to Facebook group Complaint Singapore on Tuesday (July 16), the shopper said he had bought two packs of the Spring Home brand product from the FairPrice outlet at Yew Tee Point. Both packs expire in May 2025, and only one pack was affected, he added.  Photos accompanying his post show dark green spots on several of the frozen glutinous rice balls. He said he bought the items over a month ago. The customer subsequently contacted food manufacturer Tee Yih Jia, which said in an email reply to him that their quality assurance and control team observed «serious mould growth» on the glutinous rice balls, which indicates that there is «a broken cold chain». The cold chain is the maintenance of temperature-sensitive food products at the correct temperature across the supply chain process to ensure food safety and quality.

SINGAPORE - A 33-year-old motorcyclist died after an accident involving a van on July 20. The police were alerted at about 4.45pm on July 20 to an accident in Jurong involving a van and a motorcycle in Jalan Tukang towards Jalan Boon Lay. They said the female motorcyclist was pronounced dead at the scene, and a 53-year-old male van driver was taken conscious to hospital. Police investigations are ongoing. The Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) said it rescued a person who was trapped in the driver’s seat of the van, and took the person to Ng Teng Fong General Hospital. Another person, who was assessed for minor injuries, declined to be taken to the hospital, added the SCDF. This was the third reported fatal road accident that happened on July 20. A driver was arrested after a 76-year-old pedestrian died in Bukit Batok West that day. In a separate incident, a 40-year-old man died after the van he was driving crashed into the rear of an SMRT bus in Choa Chu Kang. Traffic accidents claimed the lives of 136 people in 2023, up from the 108 deaths in 2022 and the highest since 2016.

SINGAPORE - Mr Shahrul Khan, 25, was concerned about his commute to work at a vaccination centre in Kaki Bukit in the east from his new flat in Tengah in the west. But his worries were eased with the introduction of bus service 871 on July 21. He is pleased that the bus will pass Beauty World MRT station – a convenient route for him to get to work when he and his fiancee move into their new home at the end of 2024. The couple will be living at Parc Clover, situated opposite a new bus interchange that also opened on July 21 in Tengah Boulevard. They travelled to Tengah to check out the new interchange as well as the progress of their new flat. Speaking to The Straits Times, Mr Khan, who lives in the east, said: “When there was talk that a bus interchange was going to be built here, we looked out for which buses were coming here and where they would stop. “The fact that a bus is going to Beauty World station, which is on the Downtown Line, makes it quite efficient and easy for me to go to the east via Bugis station.” The new bus interchange in Tengah is managed by Tower Transit and currently has three bus services – 870, 871 and 992.

«And now they can calmly, just like in the case of Afghanistan a while ago, abandon Ukraine and pass on to the next country, bringing their democracy there,» Apty Alaudinov said

«It makes no difference to them whether to finance Ukraine or any other state,» Apty Alaudinov said

«They are not ready now, but I think they will be ready,» Serbian President said

«Bidens, they come and go. While Cuba exist and will into the future,» Vyacheslav Volodin said

According to White House spokesperson, Biden «looks forward to finishing his term and delivering more historic results for the American people»

Americans should ask who deceived them about President Joe Biden for years, Russian MFA spokeswoman Maria Zakharova has said Read Full Article at RT.com

President Joe Biden has declared that he plans to serve out the remainder of his term, but is facing growing pressure from critics to resign Read Full Article at RT.com

MBJ Airports Limited, the operator of the Sangster International Airport in Montego Bay, St James, is reporting that the passenger along with the “suspicious item” that triggered a disruption in operations today have been taken into...

The president had all but made up his mind Saturday night to bow out of the race and endorse Kamala Harris as his successor.

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JAZAN: Eight Yemeni nationals were arrested by Border Guard patrols in Al-Dair, Jazan for attempting to smuggle 160 kg of qat into the Kingdom. The suspects, who were apprehended for violating border security regulations, have been processed according to initial legal procedures. Both the alleged smugglers and the seized substances have been handed over to the appropriate authorities for further investigation.

RIYADH: The third Beit Hail heritage festival, themed “Your Home Away from Home,” is a vibrant display of Saudi Arabia’s rich cultural heritage, with traditional craftsmanship taking center stage. At the heart of the festival is the “Hail Wooden Door Making and Plaster Engraving” exhibit, which has drawn crowds to the Aja Park Entertainment Center where the techniques and tools used in crafting intricate designs are on show.

RIYADH: In the bustling heart of Saudi Arabia, a culinary revolution is unfolding. Restaurant entrepreneurs are launching new coffee shops and fast-food restaurants that are redefining the dining landscape by offering high-quality food and drinks at accessible prices. The cherry on top? They’re hiring local talent, bolstering both the community and the economy.

RIYADH: The 56th edition of the International Chemistry Olympiad got underway in Riyadh on Sunday, the Saudi Press Agency reported. The annual event is renowned as one of the largest international chemistry competitions for students in general education. The IChO 2024 will bring together 333 students from 90 countries, who will be judged by 260 chemistry experts.

RIYADH: Saudi Arabia’s King Salman issued an order on Sunday to change the name of the Ministry of Municipal and Rural Affairs and Housing to the Ministry of Municipalities and Housing, the Saudi Press Agency reported. Saudi Housing Minister Majid Al-Hogail expressed his gratitude to King Salman, and stressed that the name change was a progressive step reflecting the nation’s commitment to fostering an advanced urban environment in alignment with Vision 2030 objectives.

An Ottawa man says he’s been waiting nearly a year for his car to be repaired after it was damaged during a storm in August.