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Brent Metz, 40, says his gun misfired as he got out of his truck to meet two teenagers wandering around his property. GOLDEN, Colo. (CN) – In opening arguments Wednesday, prosecutors asked a jury to convict a man of assault…
The President of the USA Donald Trump on Tuesday he used his social media platform to promote prediction markets — a booming industry that benefits the Trump family — and attacked state leaders working to regulate them, singling out officials…
Despite its name, this is less of a holiday film and more of a Pirandello-influenced meditation on storytelling, creativity, and the sometimes morally dubious origins of inspiration. Courtesy Cannes Film Festival There was nothing bitter about the Cannes reception for…
Illustration by Kristian Hammerstad There is a back story to it Back rooms. Since 2011, an eerie photo has been circulating on message boards: a steep entrance to a large, empty room, all yellow, with scratchy wallpaper, carpet, and a…
Readers discuss how hot the UK is, the hospitality industry at risk and whether immigration is a problem (Picture: EPA) Do you agree with our readers? Have your say on these MetroTalk topics and more in the comments Restore your…
Timothy Hudson, 16, was charged with first-degree murder and aggravated sexual assault. Source link
BC leads that category with a staggering 200 per cent increase in debt to $70.3 billion over 18 years, followed by Manitoba (144.7 per cent to $22.5 billion), Saskatchewan (108.9 per cent to $9.4 billion) and Ontario (94.9 per cent),…
This was also reflected in his work. Due to his influence on the International Olympic Committee (IOA) and the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), he remained part of both organizations for decades. In fact, even after serving as the secretary…
A former senior police inspector has been sentenced to 30 months in prison for misconduct in public office and accepting bribes of HK$1.4 million in exchange for revealing details of the case and dropping an investigation into a suspect. Ho…
Dubai: For nearly three months, millions of Iranians lived in near silence online – unable to freely message loved ones, read independent news, stream movies or run businesses that depended on the Internet. Now, after what Internet monitors and activists…
