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03.10.2023 Late-night talk shows make their return following end of writers' strike
Late-night talk shows began their return to the air after a five-month absence brought on by the Hollywood writers' strike, while actors completed the first day of talks that could end their own long work walk-off.
03.10.2023 Soaring water temperatures, drought cited as 120 dead dolphins retrieved in Brazil's Amazon
The carcasses of 120 river dolphins have been found floating in a tributary of the Amazon River over the last week in circumstances that experts suspect were caused by severe drought and heat.
03.10.2023 Extreme makeovers: Interest grows in converting empty Edmonton office towers into housing
This month, city council's urban planning committee will see a report detailing the options for an incentive program that would help developers convert underused office space into residential units.
03.10.2023 Teen girl viewership of NFL gets Swift increase with Chiefs-Jets game
The Kansas City Chiefs win over the New York Jets on Sunday was the most watched Sunday show since the Super Bowl in February, attracting an average of 27 million TV viewers, including millions of teenage girls who tuned into the game attended by pop star Taylor Swift.
03.10.2023 8 years ago, an injury almost ended Zachary Clay's gymnastics career. Now he's helped Canada make th
On Sunday, Canada’s male gymnastics team qualified for the 2024 Olympics in Paris for the first time since 2008 — and B.C.’s Zachary Clay was instrumental in that feat.
03.10.2023 Three scientists share Nobel Prize in Physics for work in electron dynamics
Scientists Pierre Agostini of Ohio State University, Ferenc Krausz of Munich University and Anne L'Huilleir of Lund University in Sweden were honoured with the 2023 Nobel Prize in Physics for "experimental methods that generate attosecond pulses of light for the study of electron dynamics in matter."
03.10.2023 Trans women may be banned from women's NHS wards
Health Secretary promises consultation on NHS constitution, calling for a "common-sense" approach.
03.10.2023 Greenland women seek compensation over involuntary birth control
Some 4,500 women were fitted with coils as part of attempts to limit the territory's population.
03.10.2023 'Why pay double for everything?' Meet the adults who live with their parents
Multigenerational living is pretty common across many cultures — but there's a growing number of Canadians moving back in with their parents as a last resort.
03.10.2023 4 brothers looking to take field for University of Regina Rams at same time
The Regina Rams could possibly field a defensive line this season that some say hasn't been seen on the field ever before. The team can have four brothers walk into the gridiron. The four Sombachs are already practicing together at the University of Regina.
03.10.2023 Former RCMP director Cameron Ortis goes to trial today accused of leaking sensitive information
03.10.2023 Greenbelt 2.0? Why Doug Ford's boundary changes in Ottawa and Hamilton could make developers rich
The same day that Premier Doug Ford’s government announced its plans to take certain developers’ land out of the Greenbelt, it also made moves that benefitted developers who own rural land on the outskirts of Ottawa and Hamilton. 
03.10.2023 Cameron Ortis is accused of violating the Security of Information Act — what is that?
A trial is underway for Cameron Ortis, who faces four counts under the Security of Information Act. The legislation is reserved for some of Canada’s most delicate national security matters: espionage, terrorism and insider threats. Here's a closer look at the rarely-used act.
03.10.2023 MPs set to vote on new Speaker of the House of Commons this morning
The House of Commons will hold a rare mid-session election for a new Speaker Tuesday morning, after the position was vacated by MP Anthony Rota last week.
03.10.2023 Northern Ontario colleges rely on students from India to survive. What if that revenue strategy fai
Colleges in northeastern Ontario rely more heavily than other schools on international revenue, notably from students from India. Developments including India suspending visa services in Canada amid allegations the country was involved in the killing of a Canadian Sikh leader show how policies and geopolitical landscapes can change at any time.
03.10.2023 More adults are taking medication for ADHD. Physicians say trend is a double-edged sword
New B.C. data suggests the rate of ADHD medication use among adults has gone up dramatically. Multiple experts say it's a trend that could be improving the lives of many Canadians — though some warn it’s a double-edged sword, since these drugs can come with health risks and the potential for dependence. 
03.10.2023 Leicester: Face masks mandatory again in parts of city hospitals
The move has been prompted by a rise in patients testing positive for Covid, senior medics say.
03.10.2023 Degree in magic to be offered at University of Exeter
The MA in Magic and Occult Science at University of Exeter is said to be one of the first in the UK.
03.10.2023 Mum fears her son could die waiting for life changing surgery
A mother tells BBC Spotlight she fears her son could die waiting for life changing surgery
03.10.2023 Crowsmill Craft Centre celebrates 10 years of helping people
Crowsmill Craft Centre in Shropshire celebrates10 years of supporting people.
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