Federal Conservatives are insisting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau appear before a Commons committee to face a grilling on the SNC-Lavalin affair. Tories tabled a motion Monday calling on the House to “order” the prime minister to testify under oath at the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights for a “televised, two-hour meeting” before March
CHICAGO – Margie Knight (Salisbury University), the late Mike Lambros (North Davidson High School) and Karen Weekly (University of Tennessee) were inducted into the NFCA Hall of Fame on Friday evening at the Sheraton Grand Chicago. At the NFCA Convention’s marquee event, the trio of coaches enter as the association’s 28th Hall of Fame Class. The
The world’s two largest economies, the United States and China have reportedly started laying out a deal to put an end to their seven-month trade dispute. Sources told Reuters the broad outline of what could make up a deal is beginning to emerge from high level talks held on Thursday and Friday in Washington. Beijing
Round Rock Cedar Ridge High School captured the 2019 NFCA Texas Leadoff Classic title with a 10-5 victory over Southwest High School (San Antonio) on Feb. 16 in Bryan, Texas. The NFCA partnered with Bryan High School head coach Enrique Luna for the 23rd edition of the wildly-popular Bryan-College Station Tournament, which was renamed for 2019.
Imports of Venezuela’s oil by India surged 66 percent in the first half of February to 620,000 barrels a day. The country boosted its purchases from the Latin American nation after US stopped shipments from Caracas. Indian refiners Reliance Industries and Nayara Energy were driving the import boost. Venezuela has sent its oil minister, Manuel
OTTAWA — The Trudeau Liberals’ new budget promises a new agency to buy drugs in bulk and cut Canadian medication costs, the first step toward a national drug plan. In a sign of just how expensive pharmacare could be, the government is also promising to spend $500 million a year, starting in 2022, just on
US sanctions on Iran have reduced Iranian oil exports, and depending on the decision of the Trump administration to renew current sanction waivers, that number could fall even further. US sanctions on Iran’s oil sector and the waivers of said sanctions are causing rifts among the US administration—pitting the National Security Council and the US
I live next to a swamp. After 20 years of having this swamp as my neighbour, it’s kind of grown on me. I enjoy the spring flush of marsh marigolds, the annual reawakening of spring peepers, and I still smile when I see a colourful wood duck perched in a tree. My swamp has two
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Anna Martinez of Holy Family High School (Broomfield, Colo.) was named MaxPreps/NFCA National High School Player of the Week for her outstanding play during the week of Oct. 15-21. Martinez played a key role in Holy Family’s run to a 2018 CHSAA Class 4A state title. She hit .643 (9-for-14) with three
OTTAWA — The federal government is planning to spend an additional $114.7 million to compensate provinces and municipalities for temporary housing costs for asylum seekers. The money is part of $2.5 billion in new spending plans tabled late Monday as part of the government’s supplementary estimates. The financial document says the influx of irregular migrants