"Yes he is just as handsome and charismatic in person." Serving a variety of tasty Korean eats from Bulgogi Fries to fried chicken, customers at Hanjan in Edmonton were delighted when Simu Liu stopped by after being invited via social media. “We asked and @simuliu delivered – thanks so much for dining at Hanjan, this is definitely one for the books!” they shared. yes he is just as handsome and charismatic in person.”If you’d like to support him and the show, you can tune in on CBC, CBC Gem, CBC Radio One and CBC Listen, and stream globally on cbcmusic.ca/junos Monday, March 13th, 2023. Where: 3735 99 St NW, Edmonton, ABInstagram: @hanjanyeg

However, the appeals court struck down some provisions of the laws that it deemed had unduly constrained the California Legislature’s authority. 22: California gig companies, workers get their day in appeals court Lawyers for gig companies and their workers squared off in a California appeals court on whether it should uphold a ruling that Proposition 22 is unconstitutional and unenforceable. “I believe we must invalidate Proposition 22 in its entirety.”Language in Proposition 22 aimed to block further legislative action targeted at gig companies. A small group of app-based drivers and the Service Employees International Union had mounted the legal challenge to Proposition 22. Labor advocacy group Rideshare Drivers United has said drivers earnings and protections have eroded since voters approved Proposition 22.

Volkswagen to build EV battery plant in southwest OntarioTORONTO — Ontario's economic development minister stood on the roof of a Volkswagen facility in Germany in October, overlooking a sprawling electric vehicle battery plant under construction, and had a "good feeling" the province could soon land one of its own. "We had a pretty good feeling that day that we've got a genuine shot at this because we'd already been assembling our megasite in St. Thomas," he said in an interview. Since 2020, Canada and Ontario have attracted more than $17 billion in investments in the quickly growing field. Numbers such as the money being invested and jobs being created at the Volkswagen facility will be disclosed at a future announcement with the automaker's representatives, Fedeli said. "We are committed to be a reliable partner and good neighbor for the people in St. Thomas and Ontario."

Transport Canada testing out innovative drones with parachutes attached in LabradorDuration: 02:09For a few days in March the team from Ottawa came to Labrador City to see how the technology would work in cold climates

CBC News published this video item, entitled “World Health Organization says ‘massive effort’ needed to reduce salt intake” – below is their description. A new report from the World Health Organization is sounding the alarm about high-sodium diets and says the world is off pace for reducing our consumption by 30 per cent by 2025. Epidemiologist and cardiologist Dr. Christopher Labos says “now that we eat a lot of preprocessed foods, we consume a lot of salt. Far more than we need for basic biological functions.” Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/news CBC News YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below.

The Memphis plant is among those highlighted by my colleagues at the Union of Concerned Scientists in a new report on ethylene oxide, Invisible Threat, Inequitable Impact. Children are particularly sensitive to ethylene oxide exposure as it can damage their DNA, which divides more rapidly for them than for adults. Typical of the skewed demographics of who lives within five miles of ethylene oxide facilities, the residents of South Memphis are disproportionately people of color (87 percent) and low income (57 percent). But, so far, South Memphis residents are not sure what to make of the EPA’s sincerity. Thirdly, the EPA under the Biden administration has sent a muddled message to South Memphis about ethylene oxide.

© File/Mark Taylor/The Canadian Press Regions across southern Saskatchewan had blizzard and snowfall warnings in effect throughout Friday night and into Saturday. A weekend winter storm created treacherous driving conditions across southern Saskatchewan. Throughout Friday night and into Saturday, some parts of southern Saskatchewan received more than 15 centimetres of snow, while some regions in the southeast endured winds gusting up to 85 km/h. Blizzard and snowfall warnings were in effect across southern Saskatchewan early Saturday morning as the storm dumped seven centimetres of snow on Regina. Storm conditions and traffic accidents temporarily closed numerous highways in southern Saskatchewan, including the Regina bypass, stretches of Highway 1 and highways around Estevan.

Toronto filmmaker Sarah Polley’s “Women Talking” won for best adapted screenplay. Polley adapted the script from Manitoba author Miriam Toews’ 2018 novel of the same name. Morot won the Oscar for best makeup and hairstyling alongside Judy Chin and Annemarie Bradley. “The Whale” is Morot’s fifth collaboration with Aronofsky following “Mother!,” “Noah,” “The Fountain,” and “White Boy Rick.”Along with Polley, another Toronto filmmaker took home hardware Sunday — director Daniel Roher’s “Navalny” won best documentary. The top winner of the night was indie hit “Everything Everywhere All at Once” from directors Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, winning seven Oscars in total.

The men’s team went on strike; the women’s team may go on strike. This past week was another messy public confrontation between Canada Soccer and its players, who testified on Parliament Hill. “We have been successful not because of our federation, but in spite of our federation,” said national team veteran Janine Beckie. And while CSB would benefit from strong national teams, the national teams can’t benefit enough when they do. Correction: This is an updated version of an earlier story that incorrectly stated Charmaine Crooks played for the Canadian national team.

UNCOVER: DEAD WRONGIn 1995, Brenda Way was brutally murdered behind a Dartmouth apartment building. In 1999, Glen Assoun was found guilty of the murder, and served 17 years in prison while maintaining his innocence. In 2019, he was fully exonerated. Halifax Examiner’s Tim Bousquet tells Assoun’s story on the CBC podcast series Uncover: Dead Wrong. Click here to listen to the podcast.

VOIVOD was honored in the "Metal/Hard Music Album Of The Year" category at this year's Juno Awards (the Canadian equivalent of the Grammy Awards). The 52nd annual Juno Awards and Juno Week 2023 are being hosted in Edmonton, Alberta from March 9 to March 13, culminating in the Juno Awards, which was recently rescheduled to Monday, March 13, at Rogers Place, broadcast live on CBC TV, CBC Gem, CBC Radio One, CBC Music, CBC Listen, and globally at CBCMusic.ca/junos. To be considered for a nomination at the 2023 Juno Awards, national music release dates had to fall between the eligibility period of September 1, 2021 and November 4, 2022. They are considered by many as one of the most influential metal bands from the '80s, influencing and gaining praise from multiple bands and across numerous genres. VOIVOD's 15th studio album, "Synchro Anarchy", was released in February 2022 via Century Media Records.

Wages Go up to Attract WorkersEmployers in Alberta’s mountain towns have been forced to raise wages to attract staff in the hospitality sector. “These are things that have happened in other industries, but it doesn’t happen enough in the hospitality sector,” says Colin Cochrane, general manager of Banff Hospitality Collective. This has left many employers running with only two thirds of their typical staffing complement, causing staff shortages in some key jobs. Hiring Challenges in National ParksThe national inventory system has made applying for entry-level Parks Canada jobs easier, but hiring is still a challenge in some areas because of the staff shortages. Closing ThoughtsStaff shortages in Alberta’s mountain towns are a major concern for employers who are struggling to fill key positions.

Toronto Maple Leafs forward John Tavares has been fined $5,000 for slashing Edmonton Oilers defenseman Vincent Desharnais. Hockey Night in Canada @hockeynightcbc.ca/1.6776581 Toronto Maple Leafs forward John Tavares has been fined $5,000 for slashing Edmonton Oilers defenceman Vincent Desharnais in Saturday's game Toronto Maple Leafs forward John Tavares has been fined $5,000 for slashing Edmonton Oilers defenceman Vincent Desharnais in Saturday's gamecbc.ca/1.6776581The incident took place at 3:41 of the third period when Tavares swung his stick and made contact with Desharnais. zach @zjlaing john tavares and vincent desharnais are off for *another* round of coincidental penalties. The Toronto Maple Leafs will continue their season, hoping to secure a playoff spot and make a run at the Stanley Cup. John Tavares' wife Aryne FullerFor the Toronto Maple Leafs of the National Hockey League, John Tavares is a well-known ice hockey player.

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Regina police have charged two people with forcible confinement and robbery. (CBC / Radio-Canada - image credit)Two people have been charged with two counts each of robbery and forcible confinement in connection with an incident on Saturday morning, Regina police say. He also told them a woman had been assaulted and robbed at that same address. Police arrested two suspects there — a woman, 28, and a man, 21 — and freed a woman who had suffered a minor injury. The accused will appear in provincial court on Monday.