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Emmy nominations drop with The Pitt dominating with 25 nods, followed closely by Hacks with 24 for its final season. Pluribus and Widows Bay also shine with 18 and 19 nods respectively, while Netflix’s Beef earns 16. Key stars like Noah Wyle, Katherine LaNasa, Jean Smart, Hannah Einbinder, and Paul W. Downs are in the running. Mariska Hargitay, a longtime nominee and past winner, will host the cer...

Budd Gould, the visionary founder of Anthony’s Restaurants, has died at 85, leaving behind a legacy of fresh seafood, waterfront dining, and leadership that shaped the Pacific Northwest food scene. Starting with a colonial-themed spot called Mad Anthony’s in 1973, he built a family-owned empire with over 20 locations and his own seafood company — all while championing local sourcing and mentoring...

This year’s Emmy race is electric, with “The Pitt” storming the scene with 25 nominations—its second season already dominating acting categories. “Hacks” closes its run with 24 nods, Jean Smart poised for another comedy win. Apple TV+ makes waves with “Pluribus” (18 nods) and “Widow’s Bay” (19), while Netflix’s “Beef” (16 nods) brings star power and fierce competition. The 78th Emmys air September...

Federal prosecutors are now warning Washington election officials they could face criminal charges for allowing noncitizens to vote — a move that’s sparking alarm and legal pushback. The Justice Department’s letter demands five days for officials to prove compliance with federal voting laws, prompting Washington’s Secretary of State to call the threat personal and politically motivated. Hobbs, who...

Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney boldly confronted Donald Trump’s erratic global threats, including wild claims about tearing up treaties and splitting Canada into red and blue states. While European leaders fretted over Trump, Carney declared the West must rethink its relationship with America — even calling for a “new approach.” His team studied Trump’s psychology, treating his outlandish pro...

A 12-year-old girl, Makara Bloom, went missing in West Shore, sparking an urgent search as police scramble to find her before time runs out. Last seen wearing a black crop top, black sweatpants, and a peach purse with gold handles, she’s described as 5’8”, slim, with brown eyes and long brown hair featuring a pink streak. Authorities are urging anyone with even the smallest lead to come forward —...

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The U.S. is pushing new tariffs on Canadian goods over forced labor concerns, but Canada’s Prime Minister says it’s not surprising — and Canada’s got laws and new reforms to prove it’s already fighting the problem. With tariffs ranging from 10% to 12.5%, Canada’s submitted its case to the U.S. Trade Representative, arguing its own legislation and transparency measures should exempt it. Business gr...

Trump shocks the world by granting Ukraine a license to build its own Patriot missile systems — a game-changing boost to its defense against Russia. The historic deal, sealed during a surprisingly warm summit with Zelenskyy at NATO, marks a major victory for Kyiv and hints at deeper U.S. support. Trump also praised Zelenskyy’s leadership and hinted at future security packages, while simultaneously...

Stocks plunged as Trump signaled ceasefire talks were off, sending the S&P 500 down 0.8% and the Dow plunging 745 points. Oil spiked 7% to $79.48 a barrel, reigniting fears of supply disruptions from the Persian Gulf that could fuel inflation and force rate hikes—hurting airlines, cruise lines, and housing. But AI stocks like Nvidia and Broadcom rallied, with Broadcom jumping 4% after hinting at a...

Trump declares U.S. ready for more strikes on Iran after Tehran attacks American bases in the Gulf, reigniting fears of war and spiking oil prices. He vows to hit Iran’s infrastructure and seize oil-rich Kharg Island, citing Iran’s attacks on ships in the Strait of Hormuz. U.S. military confirms strikes on Iranian radars and boats used to threaten shipping. Iran responds defiantly, calling the era...

The funeral of Iran’s late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, killed in February by U.S. and Israeli strikes, has begun in Najaf, Iraq, drawing thousands in solemn tribute. His body, en route from Iran, is being honored amid a nationwide mourning pause — but tensions are rising as recent strikes in the Persian Gulf threaten to shatter fragile truce talks. Listen in comfort: Get a discount on a...

Health insurance premiums are set to surge again this year, with insurers requesting a median 14% increase for 2027 — the second-highest jump since 2018. Rising medical costs, especially for specialty drugs and weight loss meds, combined with the expiration of generous tax credits, are driving these hikes. Some insurers blame prior policy changes for making enrollment harder, citing them as part o...

Elevate your chicken game with this juicy, flavorful method: poach breasts in broth, chill them in the liquid for maximum moisture, and serve hot or cold—better even the next day. The real magic? A bright, zesty tomato mayonnaise made from fresh tomato pulp and diced flesh for texture. Poaching ensures tender meat, while the sauce cuts richness with a homemade, vibrant kick. Pro tip: use fresh tar...

A rising trend of outsider candidates is shaking up politics, with Graham Platner’s Senate run serving as a cautionary tale. Once a progressive disruptor who defied party leaders and won primaries, he now faces a sexual assault allegation that threatens his campaign. This mirrors a broader pattern: anti-establishment figures bypass traditional vetting, capitalize on voter distrust, and often carry...

Last captive whales and dolphins in Canada are getting a fresh start—Marineland in Niagara Falls is closing, and 34 marine mammals are set for an emergency rescue to five top U.S. and international aquariums, including Chicago, Atlanta, San Diego, and even Valencia, Spain. With official U.S. approval and health checks underway, this complex relocation aims to give these animals a better life. List...

Amazon just paid $2.5 billion to settle FTC charges over deceptive Prime sign-ups and cancellation hurdles — the biggest FTC fine ever — with $1 billion in penalties and $1.5 billion for affected customers. If you didn’t get your automatic refund (sent in late 2025), you still have until July 27 to file a claim. You’re eligible if you were a U.S. Prime member between June 2019 and June 2025, got t...

When a brutal heatwave hit, first responders were pushed to their limits—sleeping on the floor, battling exhaustion, and facing impossible choices. One night, they responded to a 12-hour wait for an ambulance for a sick dementia patient, then rushed to a cardiac arrest where they performed CPR for an hour in sweltering heat. As resources vanished and calls piled up, crews had to prioritize fires o...

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Alberta’s upcoming referendum questions are sparking national interest — and Canadians outside the province are surprisingly supportive of most proposals. A new poll reveals that while Albertans are divided on issues like immigration control and election rules, the rest of Canada backs them overwhelmingly, with 70% favoring Alberta’s immigration question and 76% supporting requiring proof of citiz...

Nanaimo is making waves as it hosts the A-Cup provincial youth soccer championships for the first time, turning the Island into a buzzing sports hub right as the FIFA World Cup fever still lingers in Vancouver. This move is part of a bigger push to diversify where big events land, with Nanaimo United FC seeing it as a golden chance to spotlight their community’s soccer passion. Local U18 women’s p...

Chef Gus Stieffenhofer-Brandson just unveiled his vibrant, seasonal “Flourish” menu at Michelin-starred Published on Main, where abundance means celebrating local ingredients with playful dishes like lamb sausage hot dogs and ants on a log — all anchored in deep respect for the harvest. The star dish? Summer Bounty, a wild rice miso fermented for four months, encircled by up to twenty seasonal veg...

Vancouver’s Jewish Community Centre is pulling off a major urban transformation—with two towering new buildings soaring 37 and 39 stories, housing 630 rental units instead of the original 299 social housing units. The JWest Foundation argues these rentals will be more affordable and serve the broader community, while also building a private childcare center, a six-story private school, and replaci...

Green Party Surges in PEI Poll | Vancouver News

A fatal crash at Lillooet Aerodrome in September 2025 claimed the life of a pilot flying a modified amateur-built Bushmaster Super 22, whose fuel pressure drops went unaddressed despite recurring issues. Built in 1988 and heavily customized by the pilot—including fuel injection, ignition, and autopilot upgrades—the plane operated under a permanent flight permit exempt from routine inspections. The...