Train operator urges people 'not to travel' on Christmas Eve
A train operator is urging passengers 'not to travel' on trains on Christmas Eve because of 'limited train crew availability'.
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Let's not shake on it: Premier, former pro weigh in on Hockey N.L.'s decision to end post-game ritual
A decision to end the traditional post-game handshake in Newfoundland and Labrador minor hockey continued to ignite debate Friday, with Premier Andrew Furey and a prominent hockey school owner weighing in.
FAS lifts lifetime bans on four ex-footballers involved in match-fixing
SINGAPORE: Four former footballers involved in match-fixing have had their lifetime bans lifted, the Football Association of Singapore (FAS) said on Thursday (Dec 21).
Steve Cohen -- 'Life goes on' for Mets after missing out on Yamamoto - ESPN
Despite Japanese star Yoshinobu Yamamoto choosing to join the Dodgers in a high-profile move worth a total investment of $375 million, Mets owner Steve Cohen said he would not change a thing about how the team pursued the prized free agent pitcher.
Streets of Argentina erupt with anger against new Milei proposals
Newly elected President Javier Milei announced dozens of new measures on Wednesday evening. They included sweeping initiatives to transform Argentina’s struggling economy, including easing government regulation and allowing privatisation of state-run industries as a way to boost exports and investment.
Former COC, MLSE exec Alyson Walker named Canada Soccer's general secretary
Alyson Walker, whose resume includes stints with Bell Media, the Canadian Olympic Committee and Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment, has been named general secretary of Canada Soccer.
Japanese phenom Yamamoto joins Ohtani on Dodgers with $325M US contract: reports
Prized free-agent pitcher Yoshinobu Yamamoto and the Los Angeles Dodgers have agreed to a $325 million US, 12-year contract, according to multiple reports.
Florida State to sue ACC over grant of rights, withdrawal fee - ESPN
The Florida State board of trustees voted unanimously Friday to file suit against the ACC to challenge the legality of both the league's grant of rights and $130 million withdrawal fee, a necessary first step to plot its future and potential exit from the conference.