One lawsuit has already been filed and another is pending from complainants who say their lives changed forever after alleged sexual assaults on Hussey Drive in St. John’s.

Quebec residents with family in Lebanon are watching the conflict with Israel unfold, fearing for their loved ones who live with the threat of airstrikes and deadly explosions every day.

Federal officials pointed to concerns about “public scrutiny” when it mandated workers back into the office, even as workers reported they felt more productive working from home, documents show.

Sama Tabeel, an eight-year-old girl, sits in a tent camp west of Khan Younis in Gaza, braiding the hair on her toy — something she can no longer do on herself after losing most of her hair.

Cash-strapped younger generations have been grappling with soaring rents and the rising costs of living, which means that to make ends meet, things like therapy are being treated as luxuries, mental health experts say.

We are not helicopters. We are not bulldozers. We’re now supposed to be “lighthouse parents.” While parenting trends often come and go, and the term “lighthouse parenting” has been in the lexicon for a few years now, it’s recently started gaining traction.

Israel is demanding that Hezbollah move north of the Litani River, which runs between four and 30 kilometres from the Lebanese border, to protect its residents in northern Israel. If there’s no pullback, Defence Minister Yoav Gallant indicated, a ground invasion of Lebanon’s south could come next.