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‘The Last Show With David Cooper’ joins Corus late-night talk radio lineup – National

11Mar

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‘The Last Show With David Cooper’ joins Corus late-night talk radio lineup – National

Descrease article font size Increase article font size Corus Entertainment has announced that new late-night radio show, The Last Show with David Cooper, is launching across Corus’ Talk Radio network beginning March 10. Hosted by Canadian comedian and radio personality, David Cooper, The Last Show with David Cooper is where late-night radio takes an unexpected turn into the categories of science, relationships and headlines that make listeners question reality.The two-hour radio show will air on weeknights across various Corus talk radio stations across the country.“The Last Show is smart, engaging, and unlike anything else on-air,” said Mike Bendixen, Director of Talk Radio at Corus. “David’s unique approach to complex topics and his ability ...

Morocco off the beaten path: the best wild swimming spots, from waterfalls to turquoise lakes

11Mar

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Morocco off the beaten path: the best wild swimming spots, from waterfalls to turquoise lakes

Morocco is rich in natural water spots that beckon wild swimmers, adventurers, and nature enthusiasts. Below the grand Cascades d’Ouzoud (north east of Marrakech), smaller waterfalls and secluded pools provide refreshing escapes from the busier areas, perfect for a tranquil dip. For those willing to climb, the rocky pools of the Amtoudi River in the centre of the country flow in gentle steps through a striking gorge, punctuated by pink oleanders that bloom along the water’s edge. Closer to the desert, the clear, green waters of Cascades Attiq offer a refreshing retreat from the surrounding heat and dry landscape, while the serene River of Aït Mansour winds through a landscape of dense palm groves, providing shaded peace. In the Atlas Mountains, remote natural lakes such as Ifni and the fab...

Oxidative stress linked with development of cancer and neurological diseases

11Mar

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Oxidative stress linked with development of cancer and neurological diseases

In a ground-breaking discovery, researchers at RGCB- National Institute under the Ministry of Science & Technology (Department of Biotechnology) have found the relation between mRNA processing to oxidative stress response, a condition that plays a major role in the pathogenesis of many ailments like cancer, diabetes, and cardiovascular and neurodegenerative diseases, alongside ageing. Oxidative stress, particularly, in the heart, is critical in different conditions, including hypertension, heart failure, hypoxia, ischemia-reperfusion injury, atherosclerosis, and hypertrophy (excessive development of an organ or part). The team of researchers at Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology (RGCB), led by Dr Rakesh S. Laishram (Scientist), Dr Feba Shaji and Dr Jamshaid Ali, noted that during ...

Sadie Sink reveals she cried a lot while filming Stranger Things final season

10Mar

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Sadie Sink reveals she cried a lot while filming Stranger Things final season

Actress Sadie Sink revealed that she "cried” a lot when `Stranger Things` finished filming and has been left "embarrassed" by the last photos on set. The 22-year-old actress played Max Mayfield in the Netflix science fiction series since 2017 but said that when production on the show wrapped at the end of last year, there were "some pretty embarrassing photos" of her because of how emotional she had become. She told The Hollywood Reporter: "I haven’t seen anything from it yet, I’m very curious though. It’s going to be super emotional so I’m ready to cry with everyone. I had cried so much that my eyes were so puffy — they had never been like that before and there are some pretty embarrassing photos of me just with these giant puffy eyes." Meanwhile, Sadie got her big break at the age of...

3 BC Conservatives to be Independents in the legislature

10Mar

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Politics

3 BC Conservatives to be Independents in the legislature

Three former BC Conservative MLAs have announced Monday that they will sit as independents in the provincial legislature. Conservative Leader John Rustad expelled Dallas Brodie from the party on Friday citing “her decision to publicly mock and belittle testimony from former residential school students.”MLAs Jordan Kealy and Tara Arsmtrong subsequently quit the party saying they had lost confidence in Rustad and that he had “abandoned the truth.”On Monday, the trio spoke to media outside the legislature, where Armstrong said Rustad had “caved to the woke liberals who have infiltrated the party.”“No one was surprised when (Premier) David Eby attacked Dallas Brodie for telling the truth about Kamloops, but John Rustad’s cowardly decision to stab her in the back revealed just how corrupt he ha...

Ford urges Smith to use oil export tax ‘trump card’ against U.S.: ‘They will lose their minds’

10Mar

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Ford urges Smith to use oil export tax ‘trump card’ against U.S.: ‘They will lose their minds’

Ontario Premier Doug Ford is urging his provincial counterparts to ramp up retaliatory measures against tariffs imposed on Canadian goods by President Donald Trump. On Monday, Ontario placed a surcharge of 25 per cent on electricity exported to 1.5 million homes in three U.S. states.In particular, Ford urged Alberta, which sends about four million barrels of oil per day to the United States, to look at similar moves.“A message to Premier (Danielle) Smith: one day, I think you might have to use that trump card and give approval for an export tax,” he said.“You want to talk about a trump card? That will instantly change the game, instantly, when the Americans — and I know the Americans — all of a sudden their gas prices go up 90 (cents) to $1 a gallon. They will lose their minds, so we need ...

B.C. removes all U.S. liquor from store shelves: Trump can ‘keep his watery beer’

10Mar

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B.C. removes all U.S. liquor from store shelves: Trump can ‘keep his watery beer’

Descrease article font size Increase article font size B.C. Premier David Eby says all U.S. liquor products will be removed from B.C. liquor stores. Previously, it was only liquor from red states, but Eby said on Monday that will now change.“It was about a week ago, we announced taking liquor products and other products made in Republican states off the shelf here at the liquor store and at all of our public liquor stores across the province,” Eby said.“Since then, we have seen a threat of additional tariffs on the dairy industry. An investigation into our lumber industry by the president, with the aim of adding even more tariffs and disturbing articles in the New York Times and other places about the president threatening to redraw our border...

Jennifer Aniston and Victoria Beckham love this £9 ‘collagen coffee’. But does it really work?

10Mar

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Jennifer Aniston and Victoria Beckham love this £9 ‘collagen coffee’. But does it really work?

In the past few years, coffee has garnered superfood status, and for good reason. According to the latest research the caffeine-fuelled drink contains special prebiotic fibres and polyphenol compounds which help to nurture the gut. Impressively, it’s also been associated with a lower incidence of type two diabetes, heart disease and even Alzheimer’s disease. In the UK, 98 million cups of coffee are drunk daily, and your morning mug is getting more sophisticated than ever. Protein-packed cappuccinos and mushroom blends have been all the rage with wellness influencers, but now collagen coffee is the latest ‘functional beverage’, with a string of A-list fans that include Victoria Beckham and Jennifer Aniston. Searches for ‘collagen coffee’ have doubled in the past month alone and even high-st...

40 per cent of adults with chronic pain may have anxiety, depression: Study

10Mar

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40 per cent of adults with chronic pain may have anxiety, depression: Study

About 40 per cent of adults experiencing chronic, persistent pain could also have anxiety or depression, a study has found. It observed that women, youngsters and those suffering from nociplastic pain such as fibromyalgia are most likely to experience such pain. Nociplastic pain arises from changes in how ones central nervous system processes pain. Fibromyalgia is a condition marked by widespread body ache and tenderness, along with fatigue, and mood and sleep disorders. During the study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) Network Open, the researchers reviewed 376 surveys, involving nearly 3.5 lakh people from across 50 countries. The participants were aged about 50 years on average, and about 70 per cent were women. The most commonly reported chronic p...

How Mark Carney says he will respond to Donald Trump’s tariffs – National

10Mar

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How Mark Carney says he will respond to Donald Trump’s tariffs – National

Canada will soon have a new prime minister in Mark Carney as the country grapples with a trade war launched by U.S. President Donald Trump. Carney, a former Bank of Canada and Bank of England governor, was selected to replace outgoing Prime Minister Justin Trudeau as the leader of the Liberal Party on Sunday night. He is expected to be sworn in over the coming days.The economist and banker will have his work cut out for him, though, as he takes over the helm at a time of trade uncertainty with Canada’s closest ally.The U.S. has already imposed a sweeping 25 per cent tariff on Canadian goods that went into effect last week, as did Canada’s counter-tariffs on American goods worth $30 billion. Trump paused the tariffs on some, but not all, goods for one month on Thursday. Story contin...