From a vegetarian tikka masala to a hearty chicken soup, there’s something for everyone. An Indian restaurant staple, this chicken-free tikka masala is aromatic thanks to the combination of garam masala, paprika and nutmeg, which bring a rich taste to the tofu. Tuesday: Hearty Chicken and Rice SoupSoup is the ultimate comfort for the kids when they come home with their cheeks pink after playing outside. This simple recipe is filled with fresh and satisfying ingredients, including that precooked roast chicken you picked up at the supermarket! Spices like curry powder and turmeric perk up the beef and rice, as well as work wonders with the squash.

“That’s where I’m like, ‘Oh, this person’s got to decondition themselves.’ ”Hayden runs a small server for an up-and-coming microblogging site called Mastodon. “The concept is very similar, but the culture is very different,” he says of Mastodon versus that other platform. My boss gave me what he claimed was his Mastodon address but when I searched, it only turned up errors. After the constant notifications and ever-updating timeline of Twitter, Mastodon felt slower and more disconnected. Twitter had a critical mass of users that meant news was broken regularly, and Mastodon isn’t there yet, and isn’t set up that way, regardless.

OTTAWA—Protesters at a so-called “Freedom Convoy” border blockade in southern Alberta were “incited” when a pastor told them they should be willing to die for their cause during last winter’s protest crisis, a local mayor told the Emergencies Act inquiry on Wednesday. Shortly after the sermon, more tractors came in to block the lane that was cleared through the negotiations, according to Willett. “We still have neighbours that won’t talk to each other because of the protest,” Willett said. Willett ascribed the protesters’ decision to leave to the fallout of the RCMP arrests, rather than the federal decision to invoke the Emergencies Act. Critics of the decision say the move was unnecessary and could set a bad precedent for future use of the emergencies powers.

Pay the highest wireless internet rates in the developed world, like chumps? Rogers is spending $20 billion on upgrades but people are still furioushttps://t.co/oFyEXmGmkt #Toronto #Rogers — blogTO (@blogTO) August 24, 2022At the time, thousands of Rogers customers vowed publicly to switch their service to another provider... but new figures posted by the telecom this suggest that this didn't happen at all. That, or so many additional people joined Rogers after the outage-induced mass exodus that it resulted in a net gain of some 221,000 mobile customers. "Despite a crippling days-long outage to its network, Rogers actually managed to add 221,000 new cellphone customers since then." Overall, the company posted a third-quarter profit of $371 million, down from $490 million during the same quarter last year.

© CBC / Radio-Canada Lawyer Gabriel Poliquin, seen here in a file photo, was in the early stages of examining Mario Di Tommaso when he collapsed to the floor. Proceedings were paused at the public inquiry looking into the federal government's use of the Emergencies Act on Wednesday afternoon after a medical incident. A lawyer representing the Public Order Emergency Commission collapsed while he was questioning Ontario's deputy solicitor general, the second witness of the day. Gabriel Poliquin was in the early stages of examining Mario Di Tommaso when he collapsed to the floor. Ian Freeman of the Ontario Ministry of Transportation will testify, with Di Tommaso resuming his testimony tomorrow.

TORONTO — Cassandra Provost, a second-year forward from the University of Ottawa, was named the U SPORTS player of the year in women’s soccer, Wednesday night. Provost, who is from Acton Vale, Que., becomes the third Gee-Gee to take the Chantal Navert Memorial Award, after Gillian Baggott in 2012. Official championship website: usports.ca/en/championships/soccer/f/infoCHANTAL NAVERT MEMORIAL AWARD (player of the year): Cassandra Provost, OttawaCassandra Provost was rewarded for her record-setting season in garnet and grey, as she led the country with 18 goals and 21 points, setting program highs along the way. Provost, who is studying accounting, was also a member of the 2021 U SPORTS All-Rookie Team. Bishop’s defender Kyra Simons, Waterloo striker Alexa Cimermancic, and UBC midfielder Sophie Damian were the other nominees.

Residents of a place represented by an elected official are called “constituents”, and those constituents who cast a ballot for their chosen candidate are called “voters”. There are different systems for collecting votes, but while many of the systems used in decision-making can also be used as electoral systems, any which cater for proportional representation can only be used in elections. In smaller organizations, voting can occur in different ways. Formally via ballot to elect others for example within a workplace, to elect members of political associations or to choose roles for others. Informally voting could occur as a spoken agreement or as a verbal gesture like a raised hand or electronically.

Before the game Tuesday night, Bowness downplayed his first run-in with the Stars (he missed the first game in Dallas because he had COVID-19). “Good,” Bowness said. They were, and we just didn’t have a response tonight.”During his time in Dallas, Bowness made sure the Stars ate their vegetables. On Tuesday night, Bowness’ Jets more closely resembled DeBoer’s version of the Stars. Thanks to a frustrating night from the Stars, they’ll head back to Dallas looking up to Bowness in the standings.

CBC News published this video item, entitled “No Republican ‘red wave,’ but control of Congress still too close to call” – below is their description. With many races too close to call the morning after the U.S. midterm elections, control of Congress hangs in the balance. But an expected massive wave of Republican support did not materialize. United States, midterm, election, Pennsylvania, Fetterman, Georgia, Ohio, cbcnews CBC News YouTube ChannelGot a comment? Please note comments are moderated before publication.

Murray took part in his first full practice since the injury Wednesday and said he “feels good.” He has passed all the steps laid out by the Leafs’ medical staff. “It was a morning skate, and I ended up tearing my groin,” Murray said of the injury. We have the best of the best medical staff here, they do things properly so, moving forward, it shouldn’t be an issue.”Neither the goaltender nor Leafs coach Sheldon Keefe would commit to Murray starting Saturday’s game. The Leafs will monitor how Murray feels after Thursday’s practice, and morning skates Friday and Saturday. But the Leafs want to see what they have in Murray, a two-time Stanley Cup-winning goalie with Pittsburgh.

Jaden Dixon is one of Nova Scotia Community College's first graduates of its Africentric early childhood education diploma program. (Feleshia Chandler/CBC - image credit)A new program in Nova Scotia designed to encourage more Black students to enter the field of early childhood education has celebrated its first graduating class. Eighteen students graduated Tuesday from the Africentric early childhood education diploma program offered by the Nova Scotia Community College. The Africentric program was designed to let students be their authentic selves while giving them the opportunity to learn from respected Black educators. She said this Africentric program taught her just that, and she hopes to teach her young students the same.

So, she signed up for a burlesque dance class. Flash-forward four years since that first class, McLeod is set to take the stage with her Indigenous burlesque dance group, IndigiBabes, at Weesageechak Begins to Dance, an annual development festival for Indigenous work. “A mission of mine is to create space for Indigenous joy and Indigenous brilliance. Though the play is still early in development, Koncan said thereading at the Weesageechak Festival is instrumental to the process. At the Weesageechak Festival, Kotowich will present “Kisiskâciwan,” her solo dance piece more than seven years in the making.

Democrat Hobbs leads Republican Lake for Arizona governorPHOENIX (AP) — Democrat Katie Hobbs led Republican Kari Lake in the race for Arizona governor, but the battle for control of the crucial battleground state was too early to call. Lake, a former television news anchor, says she would not have certified the state's 2020 election results. Nearly half of Arizona voters say the economy is the most important issue facing the country, according to AP VoteCast. For about two-thirds of Arizona voters, the U.S. Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade, the ruling that recognized a constitutional right to abortion, was an important factor. Federal and state election officials and Trump’s own attorney general have said there is no credible evidence the election was tainted.

WINNIPEG, Manitoba — When the Stars sent defenseman Thomas Harley down to AHL affiliate Texas, it kick-started an experiment. When the Stars opened the season in Nashville, Harley was not with them, relegated to playing in the AHL. Now, he’s been on the power play, he’s been up in the rush offensively. He’s the only Texas defenseman that regularly kills penalties and plays on the power play. “For most of my youth hockey and junior [career], there was no real coach that I had that was a defenseman,” Harley said.

Most school trustee incumbents, nominally autonomous but often captive of school administration, were terrified since “acclamation” was normally the route to re-election. Governing school board factions in two other hot spots, the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) and Trillium Lakelands District School Board (TLDSB) up in in the Kawarthas, easily succeeded in beating back dissenting voices. If the 2022 school trustee elections are any indication, we are a long way from that set of conditions. School Boards Matter: A Pan-Canadian Study of School Board Governance. “Public school board election results are in, and current chair is ready for productive ‘disagreements.’” The Record (October 24).