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Brendan Liaw, a 25-year-old from Vancouver, has achieved back-to-back victories on "Jeopardy!" and aims for a third win in an episode airing tonight, having earned a total of US$38,798 (CAD$53,787). A recent graduate with a master's degree in political science, he dreams of attending law school while humorously referring to himself as a “professional loiterer” living at home. Inspired by host Ken Jennings, Liaw's impressive performance included a strategic comeback in his first game, and...

Authorities have identified 31-year-old Elias Rodriguez from Chicago as the sole suspect in the shooting that killed two Israeli embassy staff members, Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Lynn Milgrim, outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. Rodriguez was apprehended by on-site security after allegedly opening fire on four individuals leaving an event; he implied his guilt to police and was reported to have chanted "Free, free Palestine" while in custody. The motive remains unclear, and...

As a strike looms, Canada Post and the Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) remain at an impasse over key issues, including weekend work, benefits, wages, and the removal of a five-minute wash-up time before meals. Canada Post, which rejected the union's request for a two-week truce, presented new proposals that the union deemed inadequate. The wash-up time issue has become a significant sticking point, with the union arguing it is essential for maintaining a...

Operators in Alberta setting up new child-care facilities, like Cheryl Montgomery at Little Ropers Learning in Nanton, are facing significant setbacks after the provincial government unexpectedly announced that they would not qualify for grants under a federal-provincial agreement. This abrupt decision has left many feeling blindsided, as they had already invested in their facilities, filling them with furniture, toys, and play equipment. The situation highlights the challenges faced by those attempting to establish child-care services...

Parents in southern Alberta are increasingly stressed due to a growing measles outbreak, particularly at a playground in Lethbridge. They are striving to keep their children safe while navigating sensitive discussions about vaccinations, regardless of their stance on the matter. A mother, Mackenzie Sailer, likens vaccine debates to religion and politics, emphasizing the challenges of addressing such topics in everyday conversations. Full Article

The Canadian Union of Postal Workers (CUPW) is evaluating offers from Canada Post as a potential strike approaches, with a 72-hour strike notice issued and a deadline set for midnight Friday. This would mark the second strike in less than six months, following a 32-day strike last November. Canada Post rejected the union's proposal for a two-week strike delay, instead proposing wage increases and improved benefits while maintaining pension and job security provisions. Full Article