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On Monday, April 28, 2025, the Liberal Party of Canada won 169 seats in the last federal election, which was three seats shy of the 172 required to form a majority government. Since then, the Liberals saw two retirements and one election result suspended through a court decision, bringing them down to 166 seats in the House of Commons. However, the Liberals have recently benefitted from five floor crossings occurring from November 2025 to April 2026: four from the Conservativ

Last year, Tyrese Halliburton's historic playoff run with the Indiana Pacers was cut short after he tore his achilles in game seven. Halliburton is not the only NBA player to have seriously injured themselves recently. Big stars such as Klay Thomposon, Kyrie Irving, and many others have suffered similar injuries. Such a trend, where players tear either their achilles tendon or the ACL, has raised concerns among medical professionals and sports scientists. While these injuries

AP season is one of the most exhausting parts of the school year. After months of studying, doing practice tests, reviewing packages, and drinking lots of caffeine, it can feel strange when the exams are finally over. While it’s easy to expect yourself to destress immediately after stepping out of the room, stress typically lingers in the form of other coursework from non-AP classes. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone. One of the best things you can do after AP season

For one night each year, the steps of the New Metropolitan Museum of Art – otherwise known as the Met – transform into a stage encapsulating fashion’s biggest night of the year, the Costume Institute Benefit (now more commonly known as the Met Gala). On the first Monday of May, socialites, celebrities, models, and actors, all meticulously invited by the legendary Anna Wintour herself, pave their way across those iconic steps showcasing their most extravagant and dramatic silh

Rating: 4 stars out of 5 (Spoiler warning!) The novel Pew by Catherine Lacey depicts the arrival of a person without a home in a small, unnamed town in the American South. This individual, who required shelter for the night, was found asleep on a church pew during a congregation. They are genderless, racially ambiguous, and unwilling to speak. The family that initially decides to take in this visitor nicknames them Pew, after the place they were found. It may not be a stret

As we reach the final moments of the winter months, and more and more hints of spring’s arrival are revealed, Nowruz festivities start to begin. The Persian New Year, known as Nowruz, celebrates the spring equinox (the official start of spring) where day and night are exactly equal on March 20th. Dating back 3000 years, Nowruz is one of the oldest celebrations to date, with over 300 million people celebrating from various ethnic backgrounds and cultures around the Middle-Eas