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Los Angeles faces Denver, looks to end road losing streak
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Los Angeles Clippers (20-16, seventh in the Western Conference) vs. Denver Nuggets (20-15, fourth in the Western Conference) Denver; Wednesday, 9 p.m. EST BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: Clippers -2; over/under is 226.8 Jan 2025 07:03:25
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Avdija, Trail Blazers take on the Pelicans
Portland Trail Blazers (12-23, 13th in the Western Conference) vs. New Orleans Pelicans (7-30, 15th in the Western Conference) New Orleans; Wednesday, 8 p.m. EST BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: Pelicans -2.5; ...More ...
Portland Trail Blazers (12-23, 13th in the Western Conference) vs. New Orleans Pelicans (7-30, 15th in the Western Conference) New Orleans; Wednesday, 8 p.m. EST BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: Pelicans -2.5; over/under is 226.8 Jan 2025 07:03:24
Prince George Citizen
Houston takes on Memphis, looks for 5th straight road win
Houston Rockets (24-12, second in the Western Conference) vs. Memphis Grizzlies (24-13, third in the Western Conference) Memphis, Tennessee; Thursday, 8 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Houston visits Memphis tr ...More ...
Houston Rockets (24-12, second in the Western Conference) vs. Memphis Grizzlies (24-13, third in the Western Conference) Memphis, Tennessee; Thursday, 8 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Houston visits Memphis trying to prolong its four-game road winning streak.8 Jan 2025 07:03:23
Prince George Citizen
Wagner and the Magic take on Edwards and the Timberwolves
Minnesota Timberwolves (19-17, eighth in the Western Conference) vs. Orlando Magic (22-16, fourth in the Eastern Conference) Orlando, Florida; Thursday, 7 p.m.
8 Jan 2025 07:03:22
Prince George Citizen
Washington takes on Philadelphia on 3-game losing streak
Washington Wizards (6-28, 15th in the Eastern Conference) vs. Philadelphia 76ers (14-20, 11th in the Eastern Conference) Philadelphia; Wednesday, 7 p.m. EST BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: 76ers -10.5; over/u ...More ...
Washington Wizards (6-28, 15th in the Eastern Conference) vs. Philadelphia 76ers (14-20, 11th in the Eastern Conference) Philadelphia; Wednesday, 7 p.m. EST BETMGM SPORTSBOOK LINE: 76ers -10.5; over/under is 218.8 Jan 2025 07:03:21
Prince George Citizen
Phoenix hosts Atlanta in non-conference matchup
Atlanta Hawks (19-18, seventh in the Eastern Conference) vs. Phoenix Suns (16-19, 12th in the Western Conference) Phoenix; Thursday, 9 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Devin Booker and the Phoenix Suns host the ...More ...
Atlanta Hawks (19-18, seventh in the Eastern Conference) vs. Phoenix Suns (16-19, 12th in the Western Conference) Phoenix; Thursday, 9 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Devin Booker and the Phoenix Suns host the Atlanta Hawks in a non-conference matchup.8 Jan 2025 07:03:20
Prince George Citizen
Charlotte faces Los Angeles, looks to break road losing streak
Charlotte Hornets (8-27, 13th in the Eastern Conference) vs. Los Angeles Lakers (20-16, sixth in the Western Conference) Los Angeles; Thursday, 10:30 p.m.
8 Jan 2025 07:03:19
Swift Current Online
Wall reflects on the Trudeau years
Brad Wall during his time as premier (file photo).captiontext { font-size:90%;font-style: italic;margin-right:20px; } To comment on the end of Justin Trudeau's time as Prime Minister, Brad Wall had to ...More ...
To comment on the end of Justin Trudeau's time as Prime Minister, Brad Wall had to break one of his mother's rules.
"My mom taught me, as most moms did, that we should probably not say anything if we don't have anything nice to say," the former Saskatchewan Premier said. "I know how she felt too about the Trudeau government so maybe she'd be OK with it."
Wall posted on social media and reiterated to Swift Current Online that he feels the country would have been better off had Trudeau not followed his father's footsteps into politics.
"I just think that the Trudeau years have been manifestly destructive for the country," Wall said. "In terms of the unity of the country, our economy, the fiscal health of the country, our competitive status, especially going into a season of potential terrorists from (US President Elect Donald) Trump. We have a country that is far less competitive on the world stage. We have a country that is economically disadvantaged when it has to be."
Wall reflected back on his dealings with the Trudeau government and how he didn't feel they respected Western Canadian industries.
"I just came away from those meetings and those encounters with the thought that Mr. Trudeau and the senior cabinet, this sort of new, much more left wing Liberal Party, a lot different than the (Jean) Chretien and (Paul) Martin Liberal parties of the past, really didn't care for how we make a living in Western Canada," Wall noted. "Didn't like the sectors that drive our economy. Were almost embarrassed of our world leading natural resources that we have."
The Swift Current native isn't entirely sure if Trudeau's resignation is a step in the right direction for Canada yet. Wall has some concerns a change in leadership could revive the political fortunes of the Liberal Party.
"I'm a bit conflicted because yesterday was a better day for the Liberal Party of Canada than they've had in a long while," he said. "They have a long way to go to come back if they can at all, but they couldn't possibly begin to dig out of the hole they're in unless Trudeau quit. I think it's really important for those of us who want change to encourage the Conservatives and the (Pierre) Poilievre team to continue to campaign like you're ten points behind. Not like they're ahead as they are. Because we need change. I think the next election is so very important. I think Canada as we have known it, maybe not in recent years, but historically hangs in the balance."
Recent polls have the Conservative Party with a massive lead over all opponents including Trudeau's Liberals. That's something Wall says they can't take for granted.
"It may be the most important thing for political parties to remember that a win in any future election has to be earned," he cautioned. "The best way to earn that is with humility and hard work. Remembering that a party that's seeking to form government is asking for the chance to serve, and so you need a servant's approach then to do the work. Keep your head down, campaign like you're way behind, and always be humbly asking for the chance to serve and to bring change."
There are a number of names being tossed around as possible replacements for Trudeau. They include former British Columbia Premier Christy Clark who Wall worked with when they were both in provincial politics.
He's not convinced any leader will reverse the move the Liberals have made to the left.
"I think that the Liberal Party as we know it today is here to stay," Wall said. "The more pragmatic approach by the Chretien Martin... that era of the Liberal Party is gone. I am Christy Clark's friend. I worked with her as a fellow premier, and we worked collaboratively in a number of things. But if you will recall that it was BC that led the country towards a carbon tax, the likes of which we have now. She was a strong supporter... of that particular policy of the federal government.
"I don't think any of the prospective Liberal candidates are going to change that. I don't think a change in leadership is going to change, in a material way, in a way that's good for Western Canada, that's good for Saskatchewan, the policies of the Liberal Party."
8 Jan 2025 06:43:38
Victoria Times-Colonist
Comment: The good, the bad, and the ugly of Justin Trudeau
With Justin Trudeau announcing he will step down as leader of the federal Liberal Party, a look back at his legacy — and what lies ahead.
8 Jan 2025 06:30:00
Victoria Times-Colonist
Royals rally to beat Thunderbirds
Victoria score three in third period
8 Jan 2025 06:22:00
Prince George Citizen
Trae Young's game-winning heave at the buzzer caps a series of huge plays in Hawks' win over Jazz
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — After imposing his will on offense for four quarters, Atlanta's Trae Young still had one play left in him with the final seconds ticking off the clock.
8 Jan 2025 06:12:23
Village Report
Sports scoreboard for Tuesday, Jan. 7, 2025
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Tuesday's Scoreboard NHL Edmonton 4 Boston 0 Toronto 3 Philadelphia 2 Winnipeg 5 Nashville 2 Calgary 3 Anaheim 2 (OT) Detroit 3 Ottawa 2 (OT) Vegas 4 San Jose 2 Tampa Bay 3 Carolina 2 Columbus 4 Pittsburgh 3 (SO) Dallas 5 N.Y.8 Jan 2025 06:06:20
Prince George Citizen
Steve Kerr's mother among those evacuated from Pacific Palisades wildfire
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Steve Kerr's 90-year-old mother was among the thousands of residents evacuated from the raging wildfire in the suburbs of Los Angeles.
8 Jan 2025 06:03:23
Prince George Citizen
Going to Sweden: Prince George biathlete Moira Green defends junior title with clean sweep at world trials
World University Games-bound Aliah Turner thrives under hometown pressure in junior women's mass start race at Otway
8 Jan 2025 05:58:30
Victoria Times-Colonist
A second wind-whipped wildfire is burning out of control in the Los Angeles area
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A fast-moving wildfire broke out Tuesday in the inland foothills northeast of Los Angeles hours after another blaze tore through the city’s Pacific Palisades neighborhood along ...More ...
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A fast-moving wildfire broke out Tuesday in the inland foothills northeast of Los Angeles hours after another blaze tore through the city’s Pacific Palisades neighborhood along the coast, destroying many homes and prompting evacuat8 Jan 2025 05:48:43
Victoria Times-Colonist
Eric Akis: Fresh ginger adds zing to roasted cod dish
Fresh ginger has a more robust taste than the jarred version, making it a good choice for this recipe for Roasted Cod Fillets with Ginger Green Onion Sauce.
8 Jan 2025 05:30:00
Victoria Times-Colonist
CNN defamation trial comes at a rough time for legacy media - and for the struggling network
NEW YORK (AP) — At a particularly inopportune time for legacy media and CNN, the news outlet is on trial in Florida this week, accused of defaming a Navy veteran involved in rescuing endangered Afgh ...More ...
NEW YORK (AP) — At a particularly inopportune time for legacy media and CNN, the news outlet is on trial in Florida this week, accused of defaming a Navy veteran involved in rescuing endangered Afghans from that country when the U.S.8 Jan 2025 05:22:50
Prince George Citizen
Zion Williamson scores 22 in his return to the Pelicans' lineup after missing 27 games
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Zion Williamson symbolically announced his return from a 27-game injury absence with a breakaway dunk in which he rotated 360 degrees in the air while throwing down a crowd-pleasi ...More ...
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Zion Williamson symbolically announced his return from a 27-game injury absence with a breakaway dunk in which he rotated 360 degrees in the air while throwing down a crowd-pleasing, double-clutch, roundhouse jam.8 Jan 2025 05:21:41
Prince George Citizen
Why Georgia's latest push to curb lawsuits has business groups and trial lawyers at odds
ATLANTA (AP) — After years of stalled efforts to limit civil lawsuits, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and Republican lawmakers are doubling down with a new push.
8 Jan 2025 05:13:15
CityNews Halifax
Why Georgia’s latest push to curb lawsuits has business groups and trial lawyers at odds
ATLANTA (AP) — After years of stalled efforts to limit civil lawsuits, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and Republican lawmakers are doubling down with a new push. Supporters, most prominently business group ...More ...
ATLANTA (AP) — After years of stalled efforts to limit civil lawsuits, Georgia Gov. Brian Kemp and Republican lawmakers are doubling down with a new push.
Supporters, most prominently business groups, call the state a “judicial hellhole,” and argue that businesses are being crushed by rising insurance costs driven by excessive lawsuits that have helped plaintiffs get big payouts.
“This issue is not about business,” said Senate Majority Leader Steve Gooch, a Dahlonega Republican. “It’s about every Georgian paying more and more premiums for their insurance. Whatever we can do to make it more affordable to own a home, operate your vehicle and protect your family with insurance, we need to do it.”
But opponents say there’s no proof that lawsuits are closely linked to rising insurance rates and that limits will make it harder for injured parties to win justice in court.
“This is about trying to do some favors for people who hopefully will line your political pockets,” said Jen Jordan, an attorney and former Democratic state senator. “At the end of the day, Georgians are going to be hurt.”
Kemp in 2022 promised the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, one of his top allies, that he would seek to limit lawsuit costs, a push that many call “tort reform.” But he admitted in 2023 that the effort was complicated, and instead signed a law to gather data on lawsuit verdicts.
Even as Kemp held events to build public support ahead of the legislative session, which begins Monday, the Republican governor is having to contend with GOP lawyers in the General Assembly who make a living by filing lawsuits, Democrats who mostly oppose changes, and a state Supreme Court that has voided earlier limits.
One key issue is lawsuits against stores, apartment complexes and other businesses over crimes or injuries on their property. In one such lawsuit, Georgia mother Sheila Brooks sued Family Dollar and Dollar Tree last year after her son Lem Johnny Johnson IV was fatally shot at one of their south Atlanta stores.
Police say the shooter wasn’t a Family Dollar employee, but the lawsuit alleges that Family Dollar knew about earlier incidents “involving gunshots, gunplay, assault, violent threats with weapons, and disturbing acts of violence” at and near the location. The store should have taken more security measures to protect their customers, the complaint said.
Supporters of lawsuit limits say property owners shouldn’t be held responsible for the wrongdoing of customers and trespassers.
“If we fix this problem, Georgia could be a much easier, well-perceived place for businesses and their insurers,” said attorney Bill Custer. “It will fix our reputation as a bad-boy state.”
Nancy Palmer, a spokesperson for the Georgia Chamber of Commerce, said Georgia’s legal landscape has driven insurance companies out, making it difficult for businesses to get adequate coverage. She said insurance costs have become “untenable” across industries, affecting day care centers, grocery store owners, pharmacies, low-income housing providers and others in urban and rural areas alike.
Darion Dunn, a managing partner at Atlantic Strategies, which develops affordable housing and is behind a micro community for previously unsheltered people known as “The Melody,” said insurance companies are raising premiums or denying coverage in areas they label as “high crime” due to concerns about litigation.
“Because of these rising insurance costs, we’ve had to walk away from projects that would otherwise have brought much-needed affordable housing,” Dunn said.
Dunn wants to see lawmakers limit the amount of compensation people can seek for non-economic damages such as emotional pain and suffering. Georgia’s legislature capped such verdicts in 2005, but the state Supreme Court overturned the law in 2010 as unconstitutional.
The Georgia Trial Lawyers Association disputes the idea that insurance costs are rising because of jury verdicts, and said in a statement that “insurance companies have continued to raise premiums despite making record profits.”
To limit a property owner’s liability, lawmakers could limit the kind of evidence lawyers can use to prove property owners knew about the risk of incidents like Johnson’s killing.
Lawmakers could also instruct juries to assign a minimum amount of blame to the person who committed the crime. In an oft-cited 2023 case, a man was awarded almost $43 million in a lawsuit against CVS after he was shot in a CVS parking lot during an armed robbery. The jury found CVS 95% responsible for the shooting, the victim 5% responsible and assigned no responsibility to the shooter.
These kinds of large verdicts are rare, said Madeline Summerville, an Atlanta attorney and political consultant for Democrats. She said large verdicts often result when insurers refuse to settle cases they should, and while some cases are “frivolous,” most aren’t.
“You can’t make legislation based on the fact that there’s a minority of folks that are trying to game the system and then convince all of the people of Georgia that that’s the majority of the cases that are coming through,” Summerville said.
Summerville is particularly worried about changes to medical malpractice lawsuits, where people sue medical providers for botched work. If medical practitioners aren’t held accountable, the level of care will decline, she said.
In a roundtable hosted by Kemp last fall, medical executives said insurance costs are rising and doctors fear working in Georgia because they might get sued. Van Loskoski, CEO of Stephens County Hospital in Toccoa, said the hospital couldn’t recruit obstetricians because of the fear of lawsuits and stopped delivering babies in 2021. The hospital’s medical malpractice premiums then fell by 13%, Loskoski said.
Lawmakers also could consider other measures, including some similar to laws passed in Florida in 2023. For example, they could require attorneys to show jurors how much plaintiffs actually paid in medical bills, as opposed to “phantom damages” based on the amounts they were originally charged. Legislators could also order separate trials to determine who is at fault for medical damages and what those damages are.
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Kramon is a corps member for The Associated Press/Report for America Statehouse News Initiative. Report for America is a nonprofit national service program that places journalists in local newsrooms to report on undercovered issues. Follow Kramon on X: @charlottekramon.
Charlotte Kramon, The Associated Press
8 Jan 2025 05:13:15
Toronto Star
Jimmy Carter's woodworking, painting and poetry reveal an introspective Renaissance Man
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Jimmy Carter continues to lie in state at Capitol Rotunda ahead of his state funeral
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Jimmy Carter will continue to lie in state Wednesday after his remains arrived in Washington a day earlier as part of state funeral rites.
8 Jan 2025 05:06:36
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The Lumineers Return with New Album 'Automatic,' Plot 2025 Tour
The Lumineers have detailed their fifth studio LP. The Grammy-winning band will share new album Automatic on February 14 via Dualtone Records.Following 2022's Brightside, the 11-song Automatic was re ...More ...
The Lumineers have detailed their fifth studio LP. The Grammy-winning band will share new album Automatic on February 14 via Dualtone Records.
Following 2022's Brightside, the 11-song Automatic was recorded in less than a month, with a studio process inspired by Peter Jackson's mammoth 2021 Beatles documentary Get Back.
As a release explains, co-founding members Jeremiah Fraites and Wesley Schultz took to the tracking room of Utopia Studios Bearsville in Woodstock, NY, with two drum kits, three different pianos and all manner of guitars, amplifiers and vocal microphones, allowing them to "pivot and capture as much as possible with minimal delay."
For the first time, the two are credited as the album's co-producers alongside David Baron and Simone Felice, the latter having engineered and mixed the band's last two LPs.
"Same Old Song" arrives today alongside a video from filmmaker Anaïs LaRocca, and finds the Lumineers cofounders performing their latest in front of a living canvas. You can take in the VHS-minded visual below.
"This album marks 20 years of songwriting between Jeremiah and me," says Schultz of Automatic in a statement. "The album explores some of the absurdities of the modern world, like the increasingly blurry line between what's real and what's not, and the variety of ways we numb ourselves while trying to combat both boredom and overstimulation."
Alongside the album news, the Lumineers have mapped out some preliminary tour dates for 2025, including a lone Canadian stop at Fallsview Casino Resort in Niagara Falls this February.
Ahead of more North American dates being announced, you can find their current itinerary below.
The Lumineers 2025 Tour Dates:
01/11 Inglewood, CA – iHeartRadio ALTer EGO †
02/16 Niagara Falls, ON – Fallsview Casino Resort
02/22 Highland, CA – Yaamava' Resort & Casino
02/28 Tempe, AZ – Extra Innings Festival †
04/23 Vienna, Austria – Stadthalle *
04/24 Prague, CZ – O2 Arena *
04/26 Munich, DE – Olympiahalle *
04/27 Milan, Italy – Unipol Forum *
04/30 Bilbao, ES – Bilbao Arena *
05/02 Lisbon, Portugal – MEO Arena *
05/03 Madrid, ES – WiZink *
05/06 Luxembourg, Luxembourg – Rockhal *
05/08 Berlin, DE – Velodrom *
05/09 Copenhagen, Denmark – Royal Arena *
05/11 Oslo, Norway – Oslo Spektrum *
05/14 Hamburg, DE – Barclays Arena *
05/15 Cologne, DE – LANXESS Arena *
05/17 Amsterdam, NL – AFAS Live (SOLD OUT)
05/19 Brussels, Belgium – Forest National *
05/20 Paris, France – Adidas Arena *
05/22 Cardiff, UK – Utilita Arena *
05/24 London, UK – The O2 *
05/25 Manchester, UK – AO Arena *
05/28 Birmingham, UK – Utilita Arena *
05/29 Glasgow, UK – OVO Hydro *
05/31 Dublin, Ireland – St Anne's Park *
* with Michael Marcagi
† Festival appearance
Automatic:
1. Same Old Song
2. Asshole
3. Strings
4. Automatic
5. You're All I've Got
6. Plasticine
7. Ativan
8. Keys On The Table
9. Better Day
10. Sunflowers
11. So Long
8 Jan 2025 05:06:08
Toronto Star
Colorado governor walks a tightrope in approaching Trump. Deportations likely to be the first test
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Prince George Citizen
Trae Young's 49-foot buzzer-beater lifts Hawks to a 124-121 win over the Jazz
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — Trae Young hit a buzzer-beating 3-pointer from beyond the halfcourt line to give the Atlanta Hawks a 124-121 victory over the Utah Jazz on Tuesday night.
8 Jan 2025 04:59:09
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