Soccer legend Christine Sinclair leads B.C. Sports Hall of Fame Class of 2025
Former Canada soccer captain Christine Sinclair is headed to the B.C. Sports Hall of Fame.
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Exploring Marrakech: Golfing at Assoufid and Al Maaden, culinary delights and nightlife adventures
First we take on the main event, heading to the 18-hole Assoufid Golf Club, where a sloping course runs 150 metres downhill upon olive and palm groves, all backed by breathtaking views of the Atlas mountains. After working up an appetite on the strategic holes here, Immy takes us to learn how to make a traditional – and mouthwatering – lamb and prawn Tagine.
Shedeur Sanders will 'probably' be the 1st quarterback taken in 2025 NFL Draft, Heisman Trophy winner says
Emmanuel Acho, LeSean McCoy, James Jones and Chase Daniel reflect on what a 4-1 start would mean for Deion Sanders and Colorado.
CCTV images released after boy, 16, found dead in river after going missing
New CCTV images have been released almost two months after a teenage boy was tragically found dead in a river a day after going missing.
Neal Brown pitches 'good time' to frustrated West Virginia fans - ESPN
West Virginia coach Neal Brown is facing criticism over his recent comments aimed at the Mountaineers' frustrated fan base, whom he urged to continue supporting the team because of the «good time» they have at home games.
Western Serbia's natural jewels: Tara mountain's wilderness and Drina river's exhilarating waters
We begin our journey through the stunning landscapes of western Serbia, exploring the majestic Tara Mountain and the thrilling Drina River. A hiker's paradise, Tara boasts 290km of trails and an abundance of wildlife, including the largest population of brown bears in the Balkans.
Projecting the College Football Playoff top 12 at midseason - ESPN
At the midpoint of the season, the No. 1 team in the country is open for the College Football Playoff selection committee to debate.
Nepal's Nima Rinji Sherpa Becomes Youngest To Scale 14 Tallest Peaks
Nepal's 18-year-old Nima Rinji Sherpa has become the youngest climber ever to scale each of the 14 tallest mountains (over 8,000 meters) in the world with his successful summit of Mt Shishapangma in China. Nima and his partner Pasang Nurbu Sherpa reached the summit of the Shishapangma, which stands at 8,027 meters above sea level, shortly after 6:00am (China Standard Time), which is 3.30am in IST, on Wednesday, the youngster announced on his Instagram page. "Today, as I stand atop my 14th 8000-meter peak, I dedicate this world record to my project, #SherpaPower," he posted.