PWHL: Toronto beats Montreal 3-2 in OT before record crowd
Sarah Nurse spoiled the party for Montreal with a quick OT goal before 21,105 fans, a world record audience for women's hockey.
Sarah Nurse spoiled the party for Montreal with a quick OT goal before 21,105 fans, a world record audience for women's hockey.
The match that started Friday in Munich was interrupted by rain and completed Saturday.
Last June, the city launched a strategy to revitalize the historic LGBTQ district.
No matter the reason, preserving one’s eggs without stigma is a comfort, leading fertility expert Marjorie Dixon says.
"Every time we try to understand, it seems like (Energy Minister Pierre Fitzgibbon) is going elsewhere.”
"They realize that a lot of young people do not watch the news anymore. They don't consume traditional media."
The bright yellow devices, used to make sure parking scofflaws pay their tickets, could soon be making their way across the country.
Cap-Haitien was once known as the Paris of the Antilles, and now it is on the brink of becoming what some say is Haiti's de facto capital.
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The Associated Press spoke to four experts to assess how Swift's latest album stacks up to poetry.
Forget cool and collected — if his tirade is anything to go by, Quebecers might just have got a glimpse of the real Paul St-Pierre Plamondon.
"He’s our leader and he’s our rock," Cole Caufield says about coach. "A guy that everybody kind of looks to for advice and learning."
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Bloc MP René Villemure told the committee he is "stunned" that no PHAC employees have faced consequences.
Mackenzie Lee Trottier was last seen in December 2020.
Michael Prince says the amount of funding for the benefit in this week's federal budget is too small, covers too few people and is too complicated to access.
"It's a real blow. I think the Conservative leadership has a lot to answer for. She put her heart and soul into this committee," Liberal representative Pam Damoff said.
"I've dreamed about this for 20 years, legitimately. And just to have the chance to play a lot of games and just the faith that this team has put in me, I appreciate it greatly."
"The important thing for us will be to give a good effort for 60 minutes," captain Marie-Philip Poulin said.
It's a "no-brainer," says Mayor Valérie Plante, but it won't be happening any time soon.