No shuttle service for Regina Foo Fighters concert ‘due to timing,’ mayor says
Shuttle service will not be available for people attending the Foo Fighters concert next Tuesday, due to timing issues, the city's mayor said.
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HARM REDUCTION: Global commission urges youth-focused drug policy reform
The Global Commission on Drug Policy highlights how harsh enforcement harms young people and children worldwide, urging countries to replace criminal penalties with accessible health services…
The 18-month wait exposing Spain’s hidden hospital queues
A colonoscopy in February 2025 was meant to lead to a routine follow-up. Eighteen months on, a patient in Cádiz […]
Russia has eight ships left that can carry Kalibrs. Analysts say Ukraine hit three of them in one night
Ukraine is intensifying its efforts to eliminate Russia's ability to fire Kalibr cruise missiles at Ukrainian cities.
Ukraine starts building a jet-powered drone with a range of over 1,000 kilometers
Ukraine has begun producing BARS strike drones in Europe, with German funding supporting systems offering longer range and heavier warheads.
Kidnapped man begs family for help as captors threaten death over GH¢45,000 ransom
The victim was abducted on Sunday, September 6, 2026, and had spent more than 48 hours in captivity, and his captors repeatedly threatened to kill him unless his family paid a ransom.
Chan Chun Sing wraps up political salary debate in Parliament
"If a business fails, we can start a new one. But if Singapore fails, we are finished."
Dan Schneider Loses Appeal in ‘Quiet on Set’ Documentary Defamation Lawsuit
The Nickelodeon creator had argued the Investigation Discovery doc implied he “committed crimes of child sexual abuse" The post Dan Schneider Loses Appeal in ‘Quiet on Set’ Documentary Defamation…
Union applauds city’s first step to full safety shields for Transit drivers
The union for Winnipeg Transit workers is thrilled the city has taken a step toward installing full enclosures to protect drivers from being attacked. “This will give closure to what […]
- Winnipeg Transit Union pleased with city's decision to install full enclosures for drivers.
- $2.75 million allocated for full-shield dividers after councillors' motion.
- Pilot project to equip nine buses with full shields while preparing for fleet-wide installation.
Malaysia's first NCD clinic in food court to open in Johor
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SEC-LSU Cold War Thaws, but LSU Could Still Face Sanctions
The SEC had been scheduled to vote on LSU's expulsion.
Intimidating Europe is part of Russia's hybrid war — The Atlantic
Russia is not preparing for a direct armed conflict with European countries. However, it is continuing a large-scale hybrid campaign aimed at scaring the West into abandoning Ukraine.
Fenerbahce coach announces resignation, club president tells him to stay
Ismail Kartal's announcement follows an incident where fans threw a bottle at the coach's head.
Top Republicans didn’t expect Trump’s dividends. Now they’re scrambling.
As they gathered in Dallas, GOP lawmakers wavered from full-on embrace to full-on avoidance of the president’s promise of $5,000 checks to Americans.
‘The cost of living is over the top’: Foreign worker wonders how local and expat families budget and still save in Singapore
“It’s difficult to save much and make plans”, he said. This article ( ‘The cost of living is over the top’: Foreign worker wonders how local and expat families budget and still save in Singapore )…
Encroachments, Altered Water Flow Delay NGT Survey Of Bhoj Wetland At Kerwa
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): Extensive soil filling, alleged encroachments and disrupted water flow have complicated the NGT-directed ground-truthing survey of the Kerwa reservoir for Bhoj Wetland.
Village-To-Village Memorandum Campaign By Milk Producers Demanding Remunerative And Cost-Based Prices Continued Across Indore
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The village-to-village memorandum campaign by milk producers demanding remunerative and cost-based prices continued across Indore district on Thursday.
Spurs and Richarlison in dispute over contract
Tottenham and their Brazil forward Richarlison are in dispute over the remaining nine months on his contract.
Canada unveils new Ukraine support package during Zelenskyy visit
Canada offered support on Thursday, September 10, 2026, to boost Ukraine’s air defences and help replenish its drone stocks, as the countries pledged to deepen their alliance during a visit by…
- Canada unveils C$350 million support package for Ukraine
- Prime Minister Mark Carney assures Ukraine of Canada's support
- 30% of new Canadian drones directed towards Ukraine battlefield
New Vancouver police training academy opens in Woodward’s building
Forty recruits began their studies at the facility, located at 351 Abbott St. in the Downtown Eastside, and the students are expected to start working in the city next June.
Trump ally resigns from post leading inquiry into alleged conspiracy against president
Joe diGenova led investigation focused on intelligence assessment that Russia interfered in 2016 election An ally of Donald Trump said on Thursday that he has resigned from his post leading a…
Colombia’s Wildfires Are Leaving Wildlife Injured, Displaced and Without Habitat
Colombia’s 2026 wildfire season has burned more than 31,000 hectares of vegetation in Tolima and about 22,000 hectares inside areas administered by National Parks.
North American Construction Group Announces the Appointment of Brad Rogers as President, Chief Executive Officer and Director
ACHESON, Alberta, Sept. 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — North American Construction Group Ltd. (“NACG” or “the Company”) (TSX:NOA.TO/NYSE:NOA) today announced the appointment of Brad Rogers as the…
Morning Mail: Woolworths increased prices during ‘freeze’; Abbott weighs in on Hastie cartoon; and turning the algorithm off
Want to get this in your inbox every weekday? Good morning. Woolworths raised prices for popular items – including a 33% mark-up on chicken fillets – within days of promising to freeze prices on 300…
Trump administration proposes ending H-1B visa grace period after job loss
Administration proposes eliminating a 60-day grace period that allows certain immigrants, including skilled workers on H-1B visas, to stay in the US after losing their jobs.
New Brunswick launches subsidized school lunch program amid rollout delays
New Brunswick's first provincewide school lunch program is now serving thousands of students, but about one in five schools is still waiting for full service.
Joe DiGenova resigns from DOJ after overseeing "grand conspiracy" probe
Joe DiGenova, the prosecutor who was tapped by Attorney General Todd Blanche to supervise the "grand conspiracy" investigation targeting Obama- and Biden-era officials, told CBS News he has resigned.
- Joe DiGenova resigns from DOJ
- Overseeing grand conspiracy probe
- Wife Victoria Toensing leaves DOJ
Maduro trial: ex-Venezuela first lady seeks release from US jail, citing heart problems
Venezuela’s former first lady wants to be let out of jail while she and her husband await trial on US drug-trafficking charges.
Mainoo a ‘massive influence’ on Man Utd upturn, says Carrick
Kobbie Mainoo was largely overlooked by Michael Carrick's predecessor Ruben Amorim.
Israel prepares for effects of 'Godzilla' El Niño with Health Ministry drills
El Niño typically peaks around December, but Israelis could see more rain and flooding in early autumn because of the strength of this year's weather event.
- Health Ministry in Israel conducted a drill for Godzilla El Niño effects.
- El Niño could be the strongest on record, potentially raising global temps over 1.5°C.
- Drill tested readiness for floods, snowfall, wind, and health impacts like rabies.
US announces new sanctions against networks aiding Hezbollah, other Iranian proxies in Middle East
The sanctions targeted entities the US Treasury said supported the Iraqi-based Kataib Hezbollah and Lebanon-based Hezbollah.
Korea's next global advantage: Universities must become indispensable to society
Korean universities have spent decades building one of the world’s most impressive higher education systems, helping transform the country into a technology and economic powerhouse.
Is tourism 'bubble' turning Japan's sacred Mount Koya into a 'theme park'?
KOYA, Wakayama -- On the solemn mountaintop in Koya, Wakayama Prefecture, a sacred Buddhist site popular with inbound visitors to Japan, a walk throug
- Mount Koya, a Buddhist site, has become a tourist hotspot.
- Lodging prices have surged, with some costing over 400,000 yen per night.
- The influx of tourists has reduced the number of temple parishioners.
Traditional crafts artisans team up in Kyoto-Vienna exhibits
KYOTO (Kyodo) -- Following an exhibition held in Kyoto during the 2025 Osaka Expo, traditional artisans from Vienna and Kyoto are strengthening ties,
- Vienna and Kyoto artisans collaborate in Kyoto exhibition during Osaka Expo 2025.
- Traditional crafts like Kyoto-style paper umbrellas and Nishijin-ori silk showcased.
- Austrian carpenter inspired by Japanese kintsugi art after transport damage.
Commentary: The changing face of terrorism 25 years after 9/11
Twenty-five years after the September 11 terror attacks, Singapore and the region face a rapidly evolving landscape of terrorism and extremism threats, says RSIS’ Kumar Ramakrishna.
Singapore golfer Shannon Tan eyes LPGA Tour card for 2027 season
Shannon Tan has amassed five top-10 finishes on the Ladies European Tour this season.
Court jails fake spiritualist for sextortion in Abuja
A Federal High Court in Abuja has convicted and sentenced a fake spiritualist, Solomon Moses, to one year imprisonment for defrauding an Indian woman seeking spiritual healing and subsequently…
ENDURING IMPRINT: The family whose architecture shaped the Bay and beyond
Over four generations and more than 100 years, a family of engineers and architects have left their mark on the built environment of Nelson Mandela Bay and South Africa.
US-SA RELATIONS: Ramaphosa to provide ‘timely’ reply to Trump’s five asks
President Cyril Ramaphosa is weighing a crucial reply to Donald Trump’s demands, with US aid, trade preferences, and strained bilateral relations riding on the outcome.
Russian-owned Irish refinery held private talks with government over war and sanctions risks, Irish Times reports
The refinery in Foynes, County Limerick, is owned by Russian aluminum producer Rusal and employs several hundred people.
2nd suspect arrested in 2022 murder of Ding Ping Wang, also charged in separate shooting
Toronto police say they’ve arrested a second suspect in the 2022 shooting death of Ding Ping Wang and have also charged him with attempted murder in a separate, non-fatal shooting months later.
- Toronto police arrest second suspect in 2022 Ding Ping Wang murder.
- Justin Longshaw charged with first-degree murder in Wang's death.
- Christopher Atkins-Price charged with first-degree murder and attempted murder.
MATES charity aims to prevent suicide in heavy industries
The Sydney mother has since become a volunteer at her workplace having hundreds of important conversations about mental health in an industry that has the largest share of male suicides.
KNUST Management responds to UTAG, says statutes review still ongoing
Management of the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) has clarified that no final institutional decision has been taken on the appointment of Pro-Vice-Chancellors and Deans…
Generic over-the-counter pain reliever recalled due to ‘foreign material’
A generic over-the-counter pain reliever sold in pharmacies across Canada is being recalled due to what the manufacturer says is the presence of “foreign material.” Teva Canada Limited says one lot of…
- Canadian recall initiated for Novo-Gesic Forte 500 mg acetaminophen tablets
- Lot #100083040 batch contains phenolic resin or epoxy
- Consumers advised to stop use and return to pharmacy
Russo-Ukrainian war, day 1660: Ukraine strikes further into Russia than ever before, hitting gas plants over 3,000 km from its border
The same day brought a fire at a Russia-Iran hub on the Caspian and a $1bn Canadian air defense pledge as Russia builds around 100 ballistic missiles a month.
Cat in the Hat that chased B.C. teenage girl appears part of viral social media trend
- Teenage girl chased by Cat in the Hat costume in West Kelowna
- RCMP investigating incident as part of viral social media trend
- Charges could include uttering threats or criminal harassment
Artists Reflect on 9/11 and the Wounds of the “War on Terror”
Shahzia Sikander, Wafaa Bilal, Rina Banerjee, and others share stories from the day of the attack and the vicious campaign of Islamophobia, racism, and surveillance in its wake.
Russian recruitment of foreigners human trafficking: Amnesty
Russia’s recruitment of foreign nationals to fight in the war in Ukraine “amounts to human trafficking,” Amnesty International said on Thursday.“Many recruits were promised lucrati...
Houthis seize Red Sea city of Mocha
AgenciessanaaYemen’s Houthis have seized the crucial Red Sea city of Mocha, expanding control over the strategic Bab al-Mandeb strait, one of the world’s most important trade rout...
Police arrest eight suspected cultists in Delta raid, recover gun
Police in Delta State have arrested eight suspected cultists following a raid on their hideout in Aragba-Orogun, recovering a pump-action gun.
Richie Mo’unga back as All Blacks ring the changes for RGR finale
The All Blacks have made eight changes to their starting 15 for the RGR finale against the Springboks, including the return of Richie Mo'unga.
NNPCL to deploy 70 self-service fuel stations nationwide as petrol attendants fear job loss
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited has announced plans to deploy between 50 and 70 smart, self-service filling stations nationwide.
China rebuts top US diplomat Marco Rubio over ‘Communist Party-backed projects’ in Peru
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio held talks in Peru on Thursday on countering Beijing’s growing footprint around the strategic Chancay megaport, drawing a sharp response from China’s embassy in Lima, which defended its investments and took aim at Washington’s strict visa rules.
Saudi Arabia says it will take ‘all measures to deter Houthi attacks’
Saudi Arabia says it will take ‘all measures to deter Houthi attacks’ Saudi Arabia’s UN representative Abdulaziz al-Wasil said that Riyadh will take “all necessary measures to deter Houthi attacks and protect our security, sovereignty, and territorial integrity".
Kodak Black Defeats Criminal Charge for Supposedly Fleeing Florida Police Officer
The rapper scored a legal victory, though he still faces a separate drug trafficking case in Florida.