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Search ArticlesFare With A Flair: One pot pasta dish adaptable
Author of the article: • Special to Postmedia News • • One pan Orrechiette with Sausage and Broccolini at Jill’s Table in London. (Geoff Robins/The London Free Press) I was reacquainted with one of my favourite pastas recently. I have fond memories of learning how to make orecchiette – a pasta that takes its name from the Italian for “little ears” more than 30 years ago with local sausage and the fabulous bitter green called rapini. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Brews News: Railway City brings back updated honey elixir
Author of the article: • Special to Postmedia News • • Railway City Brewing in St. Thomas has rechristened its lager as Canada Southern. Back on Track is a golden ale brewed to mark a return to local ownership while Dead Elephant IPA remains its best-known and best-selling beer. Not pictured is a returning beer, Woodworth and Edwards Original Honey Elixir. (Wayne Newton photo) Honey, we missed you.
Economists have some ideas about how to Trump-proof the economy
The most powerful policy play, they say, would be an overhaul of Canada's tax system • • US President Donald Trump displays an executive order he signed that aims to rename Lake Ontario to Lake America in the Oval Office. /AFP via Getty Images OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney says Canada is under attack, bombarded by U.S. tariffs and a trade partner that moves goalposts on a whim.
Wrapping up more than a decade of writing with some summer wine highlights
It’s time to back away from the keyboard for a while • • Smoke rises from the crater of the Etna volcano as it erupts, on Mount Etna near Catania, Sicily, on June 2, 2025. The fertile soil around the active volcano produces compelling and thought-provoking wines. /AFP Well, here we are, back into the regular grind. The carefree days of summer are a fading memory. I am back in this space after taking a three-month hiatus to enjoy the season.
Here's what the Roots takeover will mean for the Canadian brand — and its shoppers
'It’s quintessentially Canadian,' Joe Mimran says of Roots • • The Roots store on Robson street in Vancouver, BC, August 24, 2026. /PNG Roots had been sold to the U.S. company Marquee Brands in partnership with JM&A Design and Development Inc., which is helmed by a longtime Canadian retail insider, Joseph Mimran, and his business partner, Frank Rocchetti.
Here are the Trump lakes, islands and an avenue Canada could consider renaming
Advertisement oop Skip to Content Four sit off Newfoundland. Four more are lakes and a creek in northern Ontario. Two others lost official status • • U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during an event in the Oval Office of the White House on August 27, 2026 in Washington, DC. As Canadian officials reject U.S. President Donald Trump’s order renaming Lake Ontario as Lake America, Canada’s own database of official place names carries eight entries called Trump.
Ex-Blue Jay stars sweep doubleheader in multi-million-dollar tax battle against feds
As a result, both players won't have to pay additional taxes on millions of dollars of income, as claimed by the tax agency • Toronto Blue Jays catcher Russell Martin (55) homers to right in the bottom of the 6th Inning and is congratulated by Josh Donaldson in Toronto, Ont. on Thursday July 6, 2017.
Why this Canada-U.S. pipeline has emerged as a midterm election issue in the U.S. Midwest
The timing of the leak is likely to keep Line 5 in the spotlight • • The east leg of the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline near St. Ignace, Mich. /AP OTTAWA — A frightening scene played out on Tuesday morning, when a parked semi-truck rolled into an excavation site and hit an exposed section of the Enbridge Line 5 pipeline near the Wisconsin-Michigan border.
CBC reverses policy against calling 9/11 a terrorist attack without attribution
Advertisement oop Skip to Content CBC made the change after it was criticized by Canadian and U.S. officials. • • The CBC logo at the broadcaster's Toronto headquarters. The CBC has reversed its policy that prohibited reporters from referring to 9/11 as “terrorism” without direct attribution. CBC made the change after it was criticized by Canadian and U.S. officials, including the U.S. ambassador to Canada and the FBI director. We apologize, but this video has failed to load.
Campus to Community: Two students, two journeys, one shared purpose
Advertisement oop Skip to Content Two Algonquin College students are finding very different paths to their environmental careers • • Algonquin College students Mattea Price and Nicholas Glen are transforming are tending the school's Medicine Wheel Garden this summer.