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VANCOUVER — British Columbia Premier David Eby says his first-ever trade trip to China will focus on pitching the province’s forestry products and energy sector around LNG development, and that he approaches the mission with both excitement and caution. Eby spoke to reporters Saturday at Vancouver International Airport before jetting off for the trip, which will see him visit Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. Eby said China is the province’s second-largest trading partner, and the trip aims at expanding relationships beyond the United States with the goal of doubling international trade over the coming decade. “British Columbians have asked the government…

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Whew! PlaqueboyMax has the internet cracking up after his wig started sliding off during the Norwegian national anthem at the World Cup match. The hilarious moment quickly went viral online.RELATED: Social Media Shares Thoughts After PlaqueBoyMax Explains The Meaning Behind His New “DIVA” Tattoo (VIDEO)PlaqueBoyMax’s Hair Has The Internet Crackin’ Up  During Norway vs. France MatchPlaqueboyMax recently attended Norway’s match against France while wearing an outfit inspired by Norwegian soccer star Erling Haaland. For the match, Max wore a red Norway jersey paired with a long blonde wig styled into a slicked-back ponytail, a signature hairstyle often associated with Haaland.…

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Angelina Jolie is reportedly ready for the next chapter in her years-long legal battle with ex-husband Brad Pitt. Despite Pitt recently scoring several courtroom victories in the ongoing dispute over their French winery, Château Miraval, a member of Angelina Jolie’s legal team says the actress remains confident as the case heads toward trial in 2027. ZUMAPRESS.com / MEGA According to a statement provided to PEOPLE, Jolie’s attorney insisted that Pitt’s recent legal wins have not changed the core of the case. “Have made no impact on the merits of the case, and certainly has no impact on Ms. Jolie’s case,”…

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Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Being an actress is more than just glitz and glamour. Lindsay Lohan would know — she’s spent nearly her entire life in the spotlight. Between long days on set and being on her feet all day, she’s learned that comfy shoes are the key to surviving film days, and she’s loyal to one specific pair. The actress was recently spotted on the set of her upcoming TV series, Count Me Lies, in Brooklyn, New York, sporting an all-white ensemble that…

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Instagram users could soon see more ways to tune their content, according to a recent post from Instagram head Adam Mosseri. Specifically, Mosseri was showing off new ways that users might access Your Algorithm, a feature that allows them to specify which topics they want to see more of, and less of. Instagram launched Your Algorithm last year and has been introducing it to more areas of the app. “We want to evolve Your Algorithm from a setting to something that feels central to your experience on Instagram,” Mosseri said. He also noted, “Some of this is testing now, some…

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Ghana face Croatia tonight knowing a draw will be enough for them to advance to the World Cup round of 32. Tuesday night’s excellent goalless draw with England has put Carlos Queiroz’s men on the brink of qualification, although they still have plenty of work to do against the 2018 runners-up and 2022 semi-finalists. Croatia bounced back from their opening defeat to England by beating Panama last time out and a draw for them may also be enough to go through as one of the tournament’s best third-placed finishers. Luka Modric is set to make his 201st appearance for his…

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Photo: Gord Weber/3DownNation. All rights reserved. Time to reflect generally softens opinions when it comes to controversial calls in football, but distance has only made Montreal Alouettes’ head coach Jason Maas more certain that his team was robbed of a victory against the Edmonton Elks. The Alouettes were leading in overtime when Najee Murray forced a fumble from Justin Rankin, which could have ended the contest. Instead, the officials ruled that offensive lineman Brendan Bordner touched the football last in the mad scramble before it went out of bounds, not Montreal safety Nate Beauchemin. That ruling kept the ball in…

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BUFFALO – Markus Ruck was ecstatic for his sibling. There was also a significant level of anxiety. Liam Ruck — teammate, linemate and twin brother — was selected by the Pittsburgh Penguins with the 22nd pick during Friday night’s first round of the NHL draft.Markus, who is eight minutes older, was still waiting for his name to be called when the family returned to their hotel.Would another team take him early Saturday when proceedings resumed on the arena floor at KeyBank Center? Would the Penguins grab him at No. 39? Or even trade up the board to ensure the band…

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Former Love After Lockup star Courtnee Wahl has been arrested just three months after welcoming her son. She was introduced to viewers while she was still incarcerated, and now, she is back behind bars. So, what happened, and who is the father of her baby? Keep reading for more details on what went down. Courtnee Wahl In Trouble Again It is a recurring theme with Love After Lockup, as those who have been in trouble tend to go back to their old ways. Courtnee Wahl appeared on both Love and Life After Lockup. She met Will when she was locked…

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TOPEKA, Kan. — As consumers worry about medication costs, states are trying to lower drug prices by reining in big companies that oversee prescription coverage for health insurers. Some of those companies, called pharmacy benefit managers, also own pharmacies, and one of them, CVS, has spent millions of dollars fighting the regulations. Affordability is a key issue ahead of this year’s midterm elections. Legislators in at least a dozen states passed laws this year to limit compensation to the companies, set minimum payments from the companies to pharmacists and require the companies to disclose more information to their clients, states…

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