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A recent case involving the euthanasia of a wolf-dog hybrid named Calia underscores the BC SPCA’s firm opposition to cross-breeding domestic dogs with wild wolves. The organization argues that such hybrids present significant challenges for safe and humane care.The Case of CaliaCalia, a hybrid with 35.4 percent grey wolf genetics confirmed by DNA testing, was surrendered to the BC SPCA’s Victoria branch earlier this year. Officials evaluated two primary options: placement in an accredited animal sanctuary or humane euthanasia.Sanctuary experts determined that Calia’s genetic profile prevented her from thriving alongside other wolf-dog hybrids. “Although it is not technically illegal to…

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Nina Dobrev flaunts her toned figure in a black string bikini during a glamorous girls’ trip to Los Cabos, Mexico. She joined celebrities including Selena Gomez and Ashley Park from Emily in Paris, sharing a series of vibrant photos from the getaway.Yacht Vibes and Friendship MomentsOn the deck of a yacht, Dobrev beams in her sleek black bikini, accessorized with a polka-dot headband. She poses alongside a friend wearing a black cover-up swimsuit. Additional snaps feature Ashley Park lounging on a couch in a colorful bikini and beach wrap.Dobrev accompanies the images with inspiring quotes on friendship and self-love, including:…

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Cleveland Heights Celebrates Local Hockey StarCleveland Heights plans to raise a banner honoring Laila Edwards, the Olympic gold medalist who learned to play hockey at the local Community Center ice rink. Edwards boasts two NCAA national championships with Wisconsin, an IIHF World Championship title, and a fresh Olympic gold from the 2026 Milan Cortina Games.Edwards’ Remarkable JourneyA Cleveland Heights native, Edwards grew up competing against boys on the Community Center rink. At age 13, she moved to Rochester, New York, to attend Bishop Kearney High School and focus on hockey. As a 6-foot-1 senior forward for Wisconsin, she contributed to…

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John Stamos reunites with his Full House onscreen niece Jodie Sweetin for a playful dance video that reimagines Uncle Jesse and Stephanie Tanner’s social media presence.The Choreographed RoutineThe 62-year-old actor and the 44-year-old performer don fuzzy baby-blue tracksuits and execute a synchronized dance to Taylor Swift’s 2025 hit “Opalite.” Stamos, who shares the clip on Instagram to his 10.7 million followers, captions it: “I’d follow them.”The duo concludes with Stamos lifting Sweetin overhead for a dramatic finale pose. Sweetin, known for her role in Dateless to Dangerous, comments: “love you Uncle J and I hope you never take that sweatsuit…

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Calgary-based Pembina Pipeline Corp. has approved two major pipeline expansion projects in British Columbia and Alberta, coinciding with a decline in fourth-quarter earnings.Quarterly Financial PerformanceEarnings for the final three months of 2025 reached $489 million, or 78 cents per share, down from $572 million, or 92 cents per share, in the same period of 2024. Revenue dropped to $1.91 billion from $2.15 billion year-over-year.Approved Pipeline ProjectsThe sanctioned expansions require a combined investment of $425 million and are scheduled to enter service in 2026. One initiative, valued at $310 million, involves constructing a new 95-kilometer pipeline to transport 120,000 barrels per…

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Sussan Ley has officially resigned from parliament following her removal as Liberal leader earlier this month.Personal Statement and ReflectionsIn a statement, Ms. Ley confirmed she will not deliver a valedictory speech, expressing confidence that her 25 years of efforts and achievements stand on their own merit. She conveyed sadness over no longer representing her Farrer electorate, highlighting her affection for the wide western plains of New South Wales, the country towns along the Murray and Murrumbidgee Rivers, and the vibrant cities of Albury and Griffith.Ms. Ley described serving these communities for nearly 25 years as an enormous privilege. She expressed…

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A 56-year-old British businessman faces a £19,650 penalty after authorities stopped him driving his Aston Martin Vantage V8 on the A96 motorway near Lindau, Germany.Border Declaration Oversight Leads to Massive FineOfficers discovered the driver had not declared the £63,000 luxury sports car at the border while transporting it from Switzerland to the Czech Republic during a house move into the European Union. Customs calculated outstanding import duties and VAT, resulting in the hefty bill.Unable to pay immediately, the driver surrendered the high-performance vehicle, which authorities returned the following day after full payment. German officials have launched criminal proceedings against him…

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Mall visits once defined social outings for many, filled with browsing and casual hangouts. Several iconic retailers from the 20th century shaped shopping experiences but eventually closed their doors, leaving lasting memories through old receipts and fond recollections. These chains offered everything from affordable fashion to video rentals and educational toys, transforming daily life until digital shifts and economic pressures led to their demise. Blockbuster Blockbuster debuted in Dallas, Texas, in 1985 and expanded to the UK in 1989, specializing in VHS and DVD rentals for new releases and popular films. The chain’s blue-and-yellow branding evoked Friday night movie nights.…

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Edmonton authorities have arrested three suspects linked to a series of break-ins that resulted in more than $750,000 worth of stolen property, utilizing stolen “jaws of life” rescue tools.Theft of Rescue ToolsIn November and December, firefighters in Water Valley and Calahoo reported the theft of jaws of life tools from their stations. These high-value items, worth around $110,000, were later used in multiple commercial burglaries across the region.Wave of Break-InsBetween December 1 and January 8, police documented 18 break-and-enter incidents at Edmonton businesses, with 14 involving the pilfered rescue tools. The crimes concentrated in southwest Edmonton (10 cases), southeast Edmonton…

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Publisher Krafton introduced Project Windless earlier this year, featuring a striking musclebound bipedal chicken at center stage. For fans of South Korean author Lee Youngdo’s bestselling high fantasy series The Bird That Drinks Tears, the reveal resonated deeply, though the story remains largely unknown in the West. Krafton aims to change that by adapting this beloved IP into a compelling game. How a LinkedIn Message Sparked Interest Patrik Méthé, project lead and veteran director from the Far Cry series, joined Krafton’s Montreal studio after a casual LinkedIn outreach. A linked article caught his eye with the hook: ‘The creator of…

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