For Bernice Glenn, watching her son battle homelessness, addiction and mental illness for years in her small rural Ontario community has been a struggle.
The actor's death was announced by his brother on Monday. New details about his tragic passing came to light on Friday.
Rarely does a compliment cross the lips of the usually vituperative Gordon Ramsay. As for grudges, once he's made one he certainly knows how to hold it.
In the most perilous moment yet of his premiership, Labour 's defeat at the Gorton and Denton by-election shows the party has entered an 'electoral Valley of Death'.
Israel closed its airspace earlier after attacking Iran
WESTERN BUREAU: Dr Darien Henry, the principal of the St James-based Montego Bay Community College (MBCC), is renewing calls for greater focus on preparing students for tertiary education, a move he says will strengthen school-leavers’ readiness for the workforce and, in turn, improve Jamaica’s labour market productivity.
A retired detective sergeant testified yesterday that he had seized 11 firearms from six policemen involved in the 2013 fatal shooting of three men on Acadia Drive in Kingston. The witness also testified that he submitted those weapons to the forensic laboratory for ballistic testing, along with two weapons and ammunition that were recovered at the scene.
The Standing Finance Committee of the House of Representatives will begin its examination of the Estimates of Expenditure over two days next week. The committee, which comprises all members of the Lower House, will also for the first time review the revenue measures that were tabled recently in Parliament alongside the Estimates of Expenditure.
Adolescent mothers at the Women’s Centre of Jamaica Foundation (WCFJ) in St Andrew were yesterday encouraged not to give up on their dreams, but to pursue them with confidence and determination during a conversation with famed actress and director Phylicia Rashad. Rashad, who is visiting Jamaica for Plié for the Arts’ inaugural Visionary Salon, coaxed the young mothers into sharing their aspirations before advising them of the responsibility and discipline it would take to rebuild after experiencing setbacks.
The Court of Appeal has cleared the way for a high-profile judicial review, after setting aside a ruling by the Supreme Court and allowing a licensed firearm holder to challenge the Firearm Licensing Authority’s (FLA) power to seize his weapon without express statutory permission. The ruling follows an October 28, 2021 decision by Justice Chester Stamp to refuse the firearm holder permission to apply for judicial review. Stamp judge also denied the man permission to appeal that decision.
Moins de vols, mais une violence qui s'installe dans les foyers. Le bilan 2025 révèle une Polynésie à deux visages : si l'efficacité policière bat des records, le territoire subit une explosion des agressions familiales et du narcotrafic. Pour expliquer ces chiffres, le haut-commissaire Alexandre Rochatte était l'invité du journal.
Congress leader Gaurav Gogoi is reportedly set to contest the upcoming Assam assembly elections from the Jorhat constituency. This move follows the party's finalization of candidates for 40 seats. Gogoi, currently an MP from Jorhat, gained national attention for initiating the no-confidence motion against the Modi government.
Congress MP Jairam Ramesh has sharply criticized US President Donald Trump's praise for Pakistan's leadership amidst the Afghanistan conflict, calling it a diplomatic setback for India. Ramesh also highlighted concerns over India's trade and strategic diplomacy with the US, citing a one-sided trade deal and the US imposing duties on Indian solar modules. He argued that India's 'Vishwaguru' image has been exposed.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched the nationwide HPV Vaccination Programme in Ajmer, Rajasthan, targeting 14-year-old girls to prevent cervical cancer. The free, voluntary vaccination initiative aims to cover 1.15 crore girls annually, bolstering women's health and preventive healthcare efforts across India.
Communications Director Yevgenia Yashina says that the repairs will take at least a week
Fire chief Pavel Tovar says seven people were taken to hospitals. One is listed as missing
According to earlier reports, the number of injured stood at 12
A new professional soccer league has launched across Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific, though questions remain over whether it can survive long-term.
Ce jeudi 26 février, lors du contrôle des bagages des passagers d'un vol en provenance de Nouméa, une limace vivante a été trouvée par les services de la biosécurité. La direction de la biosécurité appelle la population à la vigilance, car ces organismes peuvent présenter une réelle menace pour notre environnement.
À Pirae, cinq listes sont officiellement enregistrées pour les municipales 2026. Le maire sortant, Édouard Fritch, affronte son ancien premier adjoint, Abel Temarii, et deux candidatures issues du Tavini, l'ancien ministre des Finances, Tevaiti Pomare, et la représentante, Thilda Garbut-Harehoe. Temarama Varney, soutenu par AHIP, veut jouer les troubles fêtes.
Jeffry Hill, a Napa Valley wine mogul, has admitted to using knockoff grapes and substituting 'bulk grape juice' to produce his upscale wines in a multimillion-dollar scheme.
The Prime Minister was left in no doubt at the anger at seeing his gamble backfire after voters deserted Labour for the Greens and Reform in Gorton and Denton.
The former American president also warned members of the House Oversight Committee that he did not recall much about his 'brief acquaintance' with the late paedophile financier.
Allen Hatch, 53, said that that he and his horses had been '86ed from McDonald's' following the spur of the moment trip.
Colin Bell describes how his commander refused to ground his squadron's aircraft despite fears of an engine problem - and said if it failed they would 'die like an officer and a gentleman'
President Donald Trump has claimed Havana is on the brink of collapse and is actively negotiating with Washington Read Full Article at RT.com
Those who frequent Downtown East will no longer hear Don Don Donki's familiar jingle very soon.The Japanese supermarket chain will be closing its outlet at the mall on March 15, it announced in a Facebook post on Friday (Feb 27).«We are truly grateful for all the love, support and late-night snack runs you've shared with us over the years. Thank you for making this store so special,» it said.It assured customers that this is «not goodbye, it's see you nearby», encouraging them to visit the nearby outlets at Tampines 1 or Jewel Changi Airport for their favourite Japanese goodies and meals.«From the bottom of our hearts, arigatou,» the chain added.This is seemingly the first reported closure of a full Don Don Donki store.Don Don Donki @ Downtown East was the chain's first full outlet in the east and has been operating for nearly five years.The expansive, one-storey supermarket opened in April 2021 following the closure of the chain's Sweet Potato Factory booth at Changi Airport Terminal 3 in September 2020.
President Donald Trump has ordered federal agencies to immediately halt the use of artificial intelligence systems developed by Anthropic Read Full Article at RT.com
Washington has escalated rhetoric against Tehran amid a major military buildup and demands for nuclear and ballistic concessions Read Full Article at RT.com
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has formally designated artificial intelligence firm Anthropic a “supply-chain risk to national security” Read Full Article at RT.com
The former US President did not address the media following his closed-door deposition testimony before the House Oversight Committee Read Full Article at RT.com
Bolivian military aircraft carrying newly printed cash crashed onto a busy highway near La Paz, killing at least 15 people Read Full Article at RT.com
The regional crisis center has reported no injuries
Doctors and firefighters continue to work at the crash site
