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10 Shows Like 'Lioness' You Should Watch Next - Lifehacker

ExperienceRoss Johnson writes about television, film, and literature for Lifehacker. He has a degree in political science from the University of Rochester and has previously been a legal writer and editor for Thomson Reuters, for which he later traveled around India and the Middle East as an educator specializing in American English style and grammar for adults. Ross has been an actor on stage, in commercials, and in independent films since childhood, and has written hundreds of articles and essays on genre literature and cinema for Barnes & Noble, Gizmodo, Kotaku, and Yahoo! Entertainment. Ross produces the Swan Songs film podcast and hosts The Sound of Tomorrow, a pop culture and current affairs radio show based in Rochester, New York, where he lives with his husband and dogs and supports the local arts and cinema scene. You can find him on Bluesky. This is Streamalikes, where you can find a curated list of recommendations to stream based on what you already like.

Lifehacker·
Nation

RUGBY CANADA NAMES CRAIG DODS AS NEW HEAD COACH FOR CANADA’S MEN’S SEVENS TEAM & 15s ASSISTANT COACH - Rugby Canada

Rugby Canada is pleased to announce the appointment of Craig Dods as the new head coach of Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team and assistant coach for Canada’s Men’s 15s Team. Rugby Canada is pleased to announce the appointment of Craig Dods as the new head coach of Canada’s Men’s Sevens Team and assistant coach for Canada’s Men’s XVs Team.

Rugby Canada·
Entertainment

How to Watch Best Medicine Season 2, Episode 2 - Fubo

It’s a medical drama night on FOX when Best Medicine airs right after Doc on Tuesday. Best Medicine is back for Season 2, airing its second episode Tuesday night at 8 p.m. ET on FOX. If you’re new to the show, it is based on the British TV series Doc Martin, a medical comedy-drama that aired for 10 seasons. The show follows a successful surgeon who develops a fear of blood that forces him to stop practicing. In this American version, starring Josh Charles as Dr. Martin Best, MD, he is a Harvard-educated surgeon who also develops a blood phobia, which is a factor in moving from a prestigious position in Boston and establishing a private practice in the small fishing town of Port Wenn, Maine, where some of his family lives.

Fubo·
Science

First-year food science students compete in product development - The Pennsylvania State University

Penn State food science students Izzy Secunda, left, Anna Wetherhold, Cameren Hurrell and Andrew Lin competed in the Institute of Food Technologists Student Association and Smart Snacks for Kids Product Development Competition, in Chicago, earlier this summer. Credit: Penn State. Creative CommonsUNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. — “Yam Bam” and “Boocha Boost” may not be household food names, but they represent the kind of innovation students in Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences are bringing to the table. Both are food products developed by food science students as part of national food product development competitions.

The Pennsylvania State University·
Technology

Trump tells Americans not to fear AI. Tech leaders aren’t so sure. - MS NOW

President Donald Trump said Tuesday that Americans can’t “surrender to fears” about artificial intelligence, even as some of the tech executives he hosted in Washington have warned that their own technology poses serious risks to society. Trump has touted AI’s promise as the United States and China compete for dominance in the field, signing an executive order that renames it “super intelligence.”

MS NOW·
Technology

How Will Micron Technology Stock React To Its Upcoming Earnings? - Trefis

Micron Technology (NASDAQ:MU) is set to report its earnings on Wednesday, September 30, 2026. The company has $1.2 trillion in current market capitalization. Revenue over the last twelve months was $90 billion, and it was operationally profitable with $59 billion in operating profits and net income of $50 billion. While a lot will depend on how results stack up against consensus and expectations, understanding historical patterns might just turn the odds in your favor if you are an event-driven trader. There are two ways to do that: understand the historical odds and position yourself prior to the earnings release, or look at the correlation between immediate and medium-term returns post earnings and position yourself accordingly after the earnings are released.

Trefis·
Nation

TD Bank cuts outlook for Canada's housing market as borrowing costs climb - Financial Post

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Financial Post·
Health

RCMP officer takes on Saskatoon mental health run in full uniform - 620 CKRM

SASKATOON, Sask. — Thousands of participants took part in the Sept. 26-27 Step Up for Mental Health event in Saskatoon. But no one participated in full operational uniform, adding an additional 25 pounds of weight while running.(Video courtesy of Mikey Dubz)RCMP Cst. Andrew Giassa ran the 10k portion of the race in full uniform, swapping black duty boots for some bright colored running shoes. Giassa says he has been participating in marathons since the early 2010s. “I live locally here in Saskatoon and participated in Step Up in both 2023 and 2024, wearing my uniform in 2024. As police officers, we experience mental and emotional stress on a daily basis, both internally and through our interactions with the public, our partner agencies such as EMS and Fire, and our fellow co-workers,” says Const. Giassa. The RCMP constable believes Step Up is a meaningful way to help raise awareness and show support for mental health within communities and the first-responder community. Understandably, running with 25 pounds of added gear, Const. Giassa notes that running in this event was much more difficult, “Especially considering that I'm wearing a duty belt so things can bounce and such.

620 CKRM·
Business

Gallery: Mayoral debate hosted by GOHBA and OREB - Ottawa Business Journal

Housing, development and Ottawa’s future growth took centre stage Thursday as four mayoral candidates faced questions from the city’s homebuilding and real estate communities. Hosted by the Greater Ottawa Home Builders’ Association (GOHBA) and the Ottawa Real Estate Board (OREB), the Sept. 24 debate brought candidates Alex Lawson, Jeff Leiper, Neil Saravanamuttoo and incumbent Mark Sutcliffe together ahead of the Oct. 26 municipal election.

Ottawa Business Journal·
Health

Builder named for 155-bed federal inmate hospital in southeast N.B. - CBC

New BrunswickThe federal government has selected Ontario-based construction giant EllisDon Corp. to design and build a health centre for prison inmates in southeast New Brunswick. Federal government selected EllisDon Corp. to design, build facility by 2032Shane Magee · CBC News · Posted: Sep 29, 2026 6:10 PM EDT | Last Updated: September 29Listen to this articleEstimated 4 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. Dominic LeBlanc, Liberal Beauséjour MP and federal trade minister, speaking at a news conference inside Dorchester Penitentiary on Tuesday. (Shane Magee/CBC)The federal government has selected Ontario-based construction giant EllisDon Corp. to design and build a health centre for prison inmates in southeast New Brunswick. The 155-bed facility will be constructed on the grounds of Dorchester Penitentiary, replacing the 53-bed Shepody Healing Centre inside the prison. The centre will offer mental and physical health care in French and English to men and women in the federal correctional system.

CBC·
Business

Former Willow Lake Métis CEO's consultancy firm wins Alberta Indigenous Business Award of Distinction - Alberta Native News

Justin Bourque CEO of Âsokan General Developments recently received the 2026 Indigenous Business Award of Distinction at the Alberta Business Awards of Distinction. (ANNews) – A consultancy firm founded by the former CEO of Willow Lake Métis Nation has taken home the 2026 Indigenous Business Award of Distinction at the Alberta Business Awards of Distinction.

Alberta Native News·
Health

From Standoff to Shutdown: Trump’s Diplomatic Failures Would Trigger Collapse of Healthcare Systems and Services in Zimbabwe - Health GAP

Zimbabweans have already suffered gravely as a result of abrupt disruptions to lifesaving malaria, tuberculosis (TB), and HIV programs caused by the U. S. stop work orders and USAID award terminations in 2025.1 A new catastrophe will start to unfold September 30, when all health programs funded through the State Department will abruptly end, as announced September 22 by the U. S. Ambassador to Zimbabwe, Pamela Tremont.2 Conflict over clauses on data sharing contained in the 5-year draft Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that would govern $367 million in U. S. health aid has been blamed publicly by President Mnangagwa for the current crisis. (Health GAP has shared the draft MOU here.) But the truth is more complicated—the clause on data sharing was only one factor, and the U. S. could have rescued the MOU negotiations at any point. This article describes why this shutdown is happening, the consequences for Zimbabweans, and civil society demands for corrective action. What does the U. S. government fund in Zimbabwe? The decades-long health partnership between Zimbabwe and the U. S.

Health GAP·
Sports

2026 NFL Power Rankings Week 4: Are The Vikings For Real? Are The Rams Vulnerable? - FOX Sports

There are five undefeated teams left in the NFL, but only three are good enough to be in the top 10. One barely made it into the top 20, showing how much they still need to prove. So no, winning isn’t everything, especially this early in the season, and especially considering the number of upsets there were in Week 3. Here’s a look at where my NFL Power Rankings stand heading into Week 4.*Super Bowl odds courtesy of DraftKingsSuper Bowl odds: +100000Next game: @ Vikings (4:05 p.m. ET)They hung with the Kansas City Chiefs until the final three minutes on Sunday, and they should hang a banner and print up some hats and T-shirts for that, because that’s probably as good as it’s going to get. They were already in deep trouble offensively, and now they’ve lost RB De’Von Achane for the season with a knee injury. That hurts even more because he would’ve been their biggest trading chip, too. Now, a lost season has turned completely hopeless. Seriously, who could the Dolphins possibly beat? Their schedule isn’t terrible, and it’s still nearly impossible to find a win. Stat To Know: Miami has now started 0-3 in consecutive seasons (2025-2026) for the first time since 1968-1969.

FOX Sports·
Nation

Canada’s economy stalled in July with 0% growth, StatCan says - Global News

Statistics Canada said gross domestic product growth was essentially unchanged in July, coming down from a strong second quarter for the economy. The agency said the result came despite a 1.3 per cent gain for the construction sector in July, which marked its fourth consecutive month of growth after declines in late 2025 and early 2026. Non-residential building construction saw its best month since the start of 2022, StatCan said, owing primarily to activity around a new hospital building in Toronto. StatCan also said a 1.7 per cent surge in electricity generation, transmission and distribution powered the utilities sector to its strongest month of growth all year. A July heat wave across many parts of the country drove up power demands for cooling, the agency said. On the other side, declines in July were spread across manufacturing, mining, quarrying and oil and gas extraction, as well as retail and wholesale trade. Story continues below advertisement

Global News·