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Listen to this articleEstimated 2 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results.Residents in a rural area of Halifax County were issued an evacuation order Thursday evening as the Mooseland Road wildfire continued to burn and dry conditions challenged firefighters. An emergency alert sent around 8 p.m. AT stated residents along a 22-kilometre stretch from civic address 4315 Mooseland Rd. down to Highway 7 needed to “evacuate right away.”As of 6 p.m. AT, the wildfire — about 100 kilometres east of…
To honour a decade since the debut of their smash-hit cultural powerhouse sci-fi adventure series, Stranger Things, Netflix has unveiled a special rework of the first season in VHS footage to embody its 1980s setting. This new format includes revised audio and an overlay of retro visuals, allowing viewers to watch the show the same way the protagonists of the series would, except for the video store rental. “Rewind and relive the first season with a video store vibe that’s glitchy, grainy and gloriously vintage,” Netflix shares. “Just like you’d have rented it in 1983.” In case you’ve been living…
Photo courtesy: Martyne Vallerand/B.C. Lions Class was in session for the B.C. Lions’ special teams unit this week, and veteran teacher Dennis McKnight has all the pupils standing at attention. The 66-year-old was lured out of retirement to fill the Lions’ mid-season vacancy at special teams coordinator on Monday, but he certainly doesn’t act like someone plucked out of the rocking chair. McKnight’s gait might be slower, and he may need some added IT assistance in team meetings, but whenever “old” is used as an adjective to describe him, it is always followed by a far more important noun. “He’s…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Key Takeaways The most important business decisions rarely come with complete information — mission and directional signals matter more than certainty. Not every choice deserves the same scrutiny — reversible decisions should be made fast, while irreversible ones deserve real deliberation. Entrepreneurs are often told to be “data-driven.” In theory, that sounds simple: gather the numbers, analyze the trends and make the most logical decision. But many of the most important decisions happen long before enough data exists to feel confident.New markets, emerging technologies and innovative products rarely come with a complete…
Descrease article font size Increase article font size Corus Entertainment Inc., the parent company of Global News, confirmed Thursday the technical production for its broadcasts in Calgary and Edmonton would be moved to Toronto. The decision is part of programming and production changes across Canada and allow it to continue producing original, local journalism while improving business efficiency, the Toronto-based company said.“Corus is committed to local news and will maintain its local news delivery in Calgary and Edmonton,” a Corus spokesperson said in a statement.“As a result of these changes, we have had to say goodbye to some of our employees. We greatly appreciate…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In 2025, ROMTech had a problem most startups would envy: far more demand than it could immediately fulfill. The Connecticut-based company makes the PortableConnect, a connected rehabilitation device that lets patients recovering from orthopedic surgery complete therapy at home while clinicians monitor their progress remotely. As orders accelerated, CEO Peter Arn made a decision that runs counter to most growth-stage playbooks: he made revenue wait. The company kept growing, but deliberately moderated its expansion while strengthening the operational infrastructure and clinical oversight required for larger scale. It meant leaving some short-term revenue on…
Un operador del teleprónter del presidente de EEUU, Donald Trump, ha sido suspendido de empleo y sueldo tras conocerse que utilizó información privilegiada para realizar apuestas sobre los discursos del mandatario en Kalshi, un mercado de predicción online, según ha informado este jueves la Casa Blanca. Kalshi se puso en contacto con los reguladores federales en relación con unas apuestas realizadas presuntamente sobre lo que el presidente diría en sus intervenciones públicas, según el responsable de cumplimiento normativo de la empresa. La secretaria de prensa de la Casa Blanca, Karoline Leavitt, por su parte, ha afirmado este jueves que el…
Roomies! A huge cockroach landed on a reporter during a live broadcast on Tuesday, July 14, and her reaction is going viral. The KTLA reporter was broadcasting from Sherman Oaks, California, when the incident occurred.RELATED: Clock It! K. Michelle Corrects Reporter’s Comments About Her Country Music Roots (VIDEO)Huge Cockroach Lands On Reporter During Live BroadcastKTLA reporter Rachel Menitoff was reporting on the current heatwave in California when a cockroach landed on her stomach.According to The Los Angeles Times, parts of the state had heat reaching as high as 100 degrees. As Menitoff noted that the temperature was still in the 80s…
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is not jumping on the push by her fellow Democratic Socialists of America to abolish the Senate. Instead, the New York Democrat is looking for wiggle room, arguing the upper chamber needs significant changes while also saying that eliminating it would be a heavy lift. “That is, of course, a constitutional question,” Ms. Ocasio-Cortez told reporters on Capitol Hill when pressed Thursday about DSA’s plan to remake the legislative branch. The DSA’s newly approved platform calls for doing away with the Senate and replacing the presidency with a prime minister-style executive and judiciary chosen by — and…
The 17-minute puppet stop-motion animation and cut-out animation using hand-crafted sets and miniature architecture is set in 1992, during the final summer before war devastates Sokhumi, and follows a 13-year boy as he discovers a love he has never known before, only to meet him decades later, when he returns to the ruined city, when memory, childhood and loss begin to merge. This is a nostalgic and painful film for both its director, who spent his childhood summers at the seaside in Abkhazia, and also for its producer, Vladimer Katcharava of 20Steps Productions, who is originally from Sokhumi. If for the director “the film…