Month: April 2019

TORONTO — Ryan Gosling plays astronaut Neil Armstrong in his new film “First Man,” but he proved he’s pretty down to earth at the Toronto “Ryan Gosling’s Mom Convinced Him To Surprise Toronto Café With A Visit”

HAARLEM, Netherlands –- After defeating Australia 8-1 in six innings to advance to the Gold Medal game of the International Softball Federation (ISF) Women’s World “Team USA Settles For Silver, As Japan Repeats As ISF World Champion”

A village on Italy’s picturesque Cinque Terre coastline is fighting to prevent the closure of its primary school by offering families €2,000 (£1,750) for every “Village on Italy’s Cinque Terre coastline offers cash for new school enrolments”

It’s been quite the year for the housing market in Ontario, from sales and price fluctuations to supply concerns to rising housing costs. As 2019 “5 Things We Can Learn From Ontario Real Estate In 2018”

HOOVER, Ala. –- A seven-run sixth inning for the USSSA Pride was the difference as they swept the two-game series with the Akron Racers and “USSSA Pride Sweeps Way To Repeat NPF Title”

Elon Musk’s SpaceX has successfully  launched a rocket out of the Earth’s atmosphere, heralding the rebirth of American manned spaceflight later this year. The unmanned “Elon Musk’s SpaceX and Nasa launch new astronaut capsule”

OTTAWA — The union representing Canada Post employees is taking the Trudeau government to court over the legislation that ended rotating strikes by its members. “Canadian Union Of Postal Workers Taking Trudeau Government To Court Over Back To Work Legislation”

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – As a result of her outstanding play over the past week, the National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) has selected senior infielder/pitcher Bayley “Canon City’s Hammel Named MaxPreps/NFCA National High School Player of the Week”

There is a steady flow of visitors to the chapel dedicated to Jesus Malverde – widely considered the ‘narco saint’ – in the northern Mexican city “El Chapo’s journey into folklore complete in home state where Cartel violence continues to rage”

OTTAWA — The Canadian government signalled a shift in telecommunications policy on Tuesday, saying the industry’s regulator will be required to consider affordability as a “CRTC, Canada's Telecom Watchdog, Gets Orders From Liberals To Prioritize Consumers' Concerns”