Canadian guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 23 points with eight assists and seven rebounds as the Oklahoma City Thunder rolled past the hurting Toronto Raptors 123-103 on Friday.
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Gilgeous-Alexander powers Thunder past injury-plagued Raptors 123-103
Canadian guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 23 points with eight assists and seven rebounds as the Oklahoma City Thunder rolled past the hurting Toronto Raptors 123-103 on Friday.
Gilgeous-Alexander powers Thunder past injury-plagued Raptors 123-103
Canadian guard Shai Gilgeous-Alexander scored 23 points with eight assists and seven rebounds as the Oklahoma City Thunder rolled past the hurting Toronto Raptors 123-103 on Friday.
Ford to make announcement in Richmond Hill
Premier Doug Ford is set to make an announcement in the Greater Toronto Area this morning.
New Peak for Nikkei
Japan stocks closed at fresh all-time highs on Thursday as Asia markets climbed after the Federal Reserve maintained its forecast for three rate cuts this year, while holding rates at 5.25%-5.5% in its latest meeting.In Japan, markets returned from holiday with a bang, the Nikkei storming higher 812.06 points, or 2%, to 40,815.66. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng index climbed 320.03 points, or 1.9%, to 16,863.10. Korea’s Kospi gained mightily to its highest since last April. Australian stocks jumped after flash data from Judo Bank showed that the country’s business activity expanded at a faster…
Partner of slain Toronto police officer set to testify at murder trial
The trial of a man accused of killing a Toronto police officer nearly three years ago is expected to hear from the officer’s partner today.
Anti-Black and homophobic hate crimes increased significantly post-pandemic, StatCan reports
The number of hate crimes based on race and sexuality increased significantly in 2022, according to the latest report on hate crimes by Statistics Canada. Advocates for Black and LGBTQ2S+ communities aren’t surprised.
Unions stand with fish harvesters as protests continue in St. John’s
“It’s our duty to show solidarity,” CUPE President Sherry Hillier says as protests set to continue Thursday amid threat of mass arrests.
Firefighters respond to two fires in Winnipeg
Winnipeg firefighters dealt with a pair of fires Wednesday morning at opposite ends of the city.
B.C. prison officials seize $300K in drugs, cellphones from medium-security prison
Prison officials in British Columbia have seized a large cache of contraband, including methamphetamine and other drugs, at a medium-security prison in the Fraser Valley.
