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Canada's political parties win code of silence award dishonourable mention

Canada's political parties win code of silence award dishonourable mention

Liberal, Conservative and New Democratic parties appealed B.C. court ruling, saying they are subject to provincial privacy law regarding collection of people's private data.
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Avalanche captain Landeskog activated from injured list, but not playing Game 2 against Stars

Avalanche captain Landeskog activated from injured list, but not playing Game 2 against Stars

DALLAS (AP) — The Colorado Avalanche activated captain Gabriel Landeskog off injured reserve, but again delayed his much-anticipated return when he was scratched from playing Game 2 of their first-round series against the Dallas Stars on Monday night
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Avalanche captain Landeskog activated from injured list, but not playing Game 2 against Stars

Avalanche captain Landeskog activated from injured list, but not playing Game 2 against Stars

DALLAS (AP) — The Colorado Avalanche activated captain Gabriel Landeskog off injured reserve, but again delayed his much-anticipated return when he was scratched from playing Game 2 of their first-round series against the Dallas Stars on Monday night
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Giants infielder Casey Schmitt will be sidelined for at least a month with oblique strain

Giants infielder Casey Schmitt will be sidelined for at least a month with oblique strain

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — San Francisco Giants infielder Casey Schmitt has a Grade 2 left oblique strain and is expected to miss at least a month.
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Max Meyer strikes out a career-high 14 to lead Marlins over Reds 6-3

Max Meyer strikes out a career-high 14 to lead Marlins over Reds 6-3

MIAMI (AP) — Max Meyer struck out a career-high 14 in six scoreless innings, pinch-hitter Kyle Stowers had a three-run homer in the seventh and the Miami Marlins beat the Cincinnati Reds 6-3 on Monday night.
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ICYMI: Film screening at Squamish Library looks to help reassert Indigenous youth culture

ICYMI: Film screening at Squamish Library looks to help reassert Indigenous youth culture

On April 24 at 6 p.m. see ‘Dirt Relations,’ a documentary chronicling the Indigenous Youth Mountain Bike Program and its support for Indigenous youth to live healthy, active lives. 
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Book Review: Nancy Kwan tells the behind-the-scenes story of playing a Hollywood stereotype

Book Review: Nancy Kwan tells the behind-the-scenes story of playing a Hollywood stereotype

Demure, submissive and erotic, Suzie Wong is that bigger-than-life stereotype, that caricature Asian women grew up with in the U.S. We may have also secretly hoped to play that geisha-like image to win our way out of our oppression .
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Book Review: Nancy Kwan tells the behind-the-scenes story of playing a Hollywood stereotype

Book Review: Nancy Kwan tells the behind-the-scenes story of playing a Hollywood stereotype

Demure, submissive and erotic, Suzie Wong is that bigger-than-life stereotype, that caricature Asian women grew up with in the U.S. We may have also secretly hoped to play that geisha-like image to win our way out of our oppression .
Read more >
Book Review: Nancy Kwan tells the behind-the-scenes story of playing a Hollywood stereotype

Book Review: Nancy Kwan tells the behind-the-scenes story of playing a Hollywood stereotype

Demure, submissive and erotic, Suzie Wong is that bigger-than-life stereotype, that caricature Asian women grew up with in the U.S. We may have also secretly hoped to play that geisha-like image to win our way out of our oppression .
Read more >
Rugby great Woodman-Wickliffe comes out of retirement for the Women's World Cup

Rugby great Woodman-Wickliffe comes out of retirement for the Women's World Cup

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Rugby great Portia Woodman-Wickliffe has announced she will come out of international retirement in the hope of playing for New Zealand at the Women’s World Cup in Britain later this year.
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