NHL Best Bets & Player Props (1/5/23): Brent Burns, Mika Zibanejad & More! NHL Player Props To TargetI’ve explained my philosophy on how I bet player props a few times now, but if you are new to my articles, it goes something like this. First, using our daily player projections, we can see this projects Burns for three shots on goal. I see this playing out well for Mika and would look at his anytime goal props as well, now I see a +146 on Fanduel as the best odds for that in my home state. Arrturi Lehkonen over 2.5 shots on goal at +110, at VancouverThis prop really should not be plus money right now.

From left to right: Kristen Ryan, Jackie Mac, Gabrielle Green and Kaitlin Farrell are a team of women dedicated to tracking down lost dogs in St. John's. Now they're sharing their tips for anyone trying to find a lost pet. Gabrielle Green, Kaitlin Farrell and Kristen Ryan have known each other for only a year, but have devoted that time to finding lost dogs. "Like the feeling was, you can't even describe how nice it is to find these dogs and to reunite them." "[We've] stayed up for almost 24 hours looking for these dogs," Ryan said.

The Chatham-Kent Police Service responded to 176 calls for service in the last 24 hours. He was released with conditions and a future court date of January 30, 2023. He was released with a future court date of February 6, 2023. The 48-year-old Wallaceburg man was released with a future court date of February 6, 2023. He was released with conditions and a future court date of February 13, 2023.

Canadian agrifood infrastructure needs shock proofingOttawa—The country’s food supply chain has been designated as critical infrastructure but little has been done by governments to shockproof it from external pressures, says Kathleen Sullivan, CEO of Food and Beverage Canada. The result is that “maintaining Canada’s food infrastructure and supply chains falls largely to industry itself, a challenge that is complicated by the size and scope of industry,” she said. The recommendations of the National Supply Chain report should be implemented by the federal government to ensure a consistent and coordinated approach to support supply chain resilience for Canada’s food system. More automation, digitization and use of robotics would the industry although “we’re not going to see the equivalent of the self-driving car. The Supply Chain Report “repeats recommendations made by the agrifood economic strategy table back in 2018.

Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) workers hold up signs along a roadway. A separate bill introduced in November 2022 in Ontario would fine school support staff C$4,000 (US$2,900) a day for striking, threatening to weaken workers’ rights. Bill 28 was tabled by Conservative MPs amid a dispute over pay for education workers, including custodians, early childhood educators and educational assistants. Multiple Ontario-based unions announced strikes and mass demonstrations to protest Bill 28, with unions across the country planning solidarity actions. ExpressionSome Canadians are worried that the Online Streaming Act or Bill C-11 could change how people watch and create online content.

‘A disaster’: Speaker fight exposes GOP leadership vacuumNEW YORK (AP) — With House Republicans riven by infighting, unable to coalesce around a pick for speaker, former President Donald Trump had an emphatic message for the new GOP majority. Until a speaker is chosen, the elected representatives to the House cannot be sworn in, leaving Congress’ lower chamber in a suspended state of dysfunction. As one of the failed Republican House votes unfolded Wednesday, Biden appeared alongside Senate Republican leader Mitch McConnell at a Kentucky event designed to highlight the bipartisan infrastructure package the Democratic president signed into law in 2021. By late spring, the Republican presidential nomination fight will begin in earnest, pitting ambitious candidates across the political spectrum against Trump in a fight for party supremacy. Christie suggested the new presidential primary season — set to play out over the next year and a half — is designed to determine the next generation of Republican leadership.

'”The excruciating exercise of financially rightsizing the company has left it with 235 Reitmans, 91 Penningtons and 78 RW&Co. Lisa Reitman, 39, is the eldest. “Reitmans has been very adaptable,” David Soberman, a strategic marketing professor at the University of Toronto’s Rotman School of Management, said. Reitman didn’t push his daughters into retail, but now that they are there, it could make for a storybook ending to hand off the reins to one of them someday. • Email: [email protected] | Twitter: oconnorwritesCopyright Postmedia Network Inc., 2023

Doug Ford and the OPP’s commissioner have criticized the bail system. At the funeral for a slain OPP officer on Wednesday, Premier Doug Ford promised to keep backing the blue. "As premier — I've said this many times — I will always, always have your back," he told police gathered at the funeral. OPP Commissioner Thomas Carrique demanded changes to Ontario's bail system after the killing. https://t.co/91l5PO0nDM — Doug Ford (@fordnation) September 22, 2021The bail system is the responsibility of the federal government, falling under the Criminal Code.

CBC News published this video item, entitled “Atmospheric river expected to bring more damaging floods to California” – below is their description. Emergency orders are in effect in California as it braces for another heavy rain storm that is expected to bring strong winds and major flooding in some areas. CBC News YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Leave your thoughts in the comments section, below. Please note comments are moderated before publication.

Saudi Arabia-financed LIV Golf and its feud with the PGA Tour has divided fans, tested players’ allegiances and sparked legal battles. The upstart has countered that the PGA Tour is secretly running a “smear campaign” to take it down. At the heart of the matter is the PGA Tour’s public-relations firm, Clout Public Affairs. LIV last month sued to enforce the subpoena, arguing that the PGA Tour had hired Clout in part to arrange for 9/11 families to protest at LIV events. LIV has said the PGA turned over evidence in the antitrust case demonstrating that it “organized and likely funded” the 9/11 families’ protests.

‘I'm very afraid’: Alexandra Pelosi believes U.S. has hit a breaking pointDuration: 04:39Documentary filmmaker Alexandra Pelosi talks about the chaos unfolding in the U.S. Congress and what is says about the state of the country. Plus, she shares how the attack on her father pushed her mother, Nancy Pelosi, to walk away from politics, and gives an update on his recovery.

Also, they will soon reunite for their first live gig in three years at Squamish Punk Night. A Squamish-based punk band will be featured in an upcoming episode of CBC’s The Nature of Things. Hudson said it is fitting, as the documentary episode covers the topic of rats in urban environments. “This is really a kickoff event for Squamish Punk Night,” said Hudson, who added there will be more shows in the spring and early summer. “We're reaping the fruits of our labour, I guess you could say.”For more information about the upcoming Squamish Punk Night on Jan. 14 visit their Eventbrite page.

Changes to how public complaints against police officers are handled will make the complaints system even more insular in Ontario. Independent investigationsThe OIPRD has been in charge of handling public complaints against the police since it was established in 2007. The Tulloch report found that only about a third of complaints investigations were conducted by the police watchdog. It highlighted this issue “as a major impediment to a good faith and impartial investigation.”A key recommendation was that complaints investigations should no longer be handled by police forces. The changes from the new Ontario law will make it even harder to monitor police officer violations of human rights.

A crowd cheers in the lobby of CBC Calgary on Dec. 15 as the 37th annual Blitz Day reached its goal of raising $1 million for the Calgary Food Bank. (CBC - image credit)Throughout the month of December, Calgarians helped to raise $1,403,499.65 for the Calgary Food Bank as part of CBC Calgary's Make the Season Kind campaign. The annual drive invites city residents to make a monetary or a food donation in support of the food bank, as well as share acts of kindness. Michael Pasma, interim president of the Calgary Food Bank, says the combined efforts of so many people helped the food bank to reach such a massive number. CBCRead more about how Calgarians Made the Season Kind by visiting cbc.ca/feedyyc.

Soaring food prices are a global problemDisruptions and supply problems were the main contributors. Ottawa—Higher food costs in Canada are a reflection of what is happening around the world, says Michael Graydon, CEO of Food, Health & Consumer Products of Canada. “When costs increase, prices generally do as well.”Food manufacturers reported in an October survey an average 23 per cent increase in costs. “Wheat and oil prices have skyrocketed and sugar has increased over 12 per cent year over year. Plastic packaging costs rose 42 per cent and paper-packaging costs have increased by 36 per cent since January 2020.”On top of that, freight transportation costs rose 32 per cent while labour costs increased by almost 16 per cent.