As part of the partnership, enogy products will be exclusively available in the Zstore marketplace within the ZCITY app, a digital entrepreneurship platform. Through ZCITY 's AI technology, Treasure Global will customize the app's product offerings to consumers' preferences and spending habits. About Treasure Global IncTreasure Global is a Malaysian solutions provider developing innovative technology platforms to improve the F&B industry. Treasure Global also acts as a master franchiser in SEA for popular restaurant chains, while providing them with the TAZTE solution. These forward-looking statements cannot be predicted or quantified and consequently, actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements.

Fox declined to announce a fall television schedule on Monday, citing uncertainties created by the strike. They opened with turmoil; writers picketed in front of Radio City Music Hall where NBC previewed programming it hoped viewers would be able to see. Mark Lazarus, NBC Universal president of television and streaming, quickly acknowledged the uncertainties in speaking to the ad representatives. At an earlier news conference, Fox executives talked about upcoming shows, but not when they would appear. The strike will likely mean a greater reliance on unscripted fare, said Allison Wallach, president of Fox’s unscripted programming.

Five of the leading candidates in Toronto’s mayoral election will square off tonight for the first time in an affordability crisis focused debate hosted by the Daily Bread Food Bank. The debate moderated by Maggie John will be livestreamed and broadcast on CP24 from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., and the Star’s Alyshah Hasham will be live-tweeting. To keep track of the promises made by candidates so far, check out the Star’s promise tracker. Alyshah Hasham is a Toronto-based reporter covering city hall and municipal politics for the Star. Reach her via email: ahasham@thestar.ca or follow her on Twitter: @alysanmatiRead more about:SHARE:

Fantasy Baseball Week 7 Waiver Wire Pickups: Christopher Morel, Eury Perez Lead The Way! As the 2023 MLB season enters its seventh week, fantasy baseball owners are getting comfortable scouting the waiver wire for the best waiver wire pickups to enhance their squads. In this article, we will take a look at the top fantasy baseball pickups heading into Week 7 of the 2023 season. Week 7 Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire Pickups2B/OF , Chicago Cubs, 56% OwnedThe Chicago Cubs organization appears to be doing a great job of developing their prospects. Peep the latest waiver wire trends to gain an edge over your opponents in your fantasy baseball leagues!

Dr. Craig JohnsonDr. Craig Johnson, professor in the Department of Political Science, spoke with CBC News online about the current state of global lithium mining. Johnson, who leads a research team examining lithium mining, discussed the current supply chain of the important metal, from extraction to processing, and noted that China has become the world’s most important producer of lithium-ion batteries. Johnson researches environmental politics and global development, including the politics of mining for a renewable energy transition.

Unseasonably hot temperatures continue in much of British Columbia with a heat warning issued for the north coast, including Kitimat and Terrace. The province’s River Forecast Centre also issued several high streamflow advisories for the Skeena River, the Upper Columbia and East and West Kootenay Rivers and others, as high temperatures accelerated the spring snow melt. People are being warned to stay away from fast moving waters and unstable banks. B.C.’s interior has been particularly hard-hit by flooding and fires this spring, including Cache Creek, where flooding earlier this month forced people from their homes and damaged highways. This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 15, 2023.

TORONTO — Broadcaster Shelagh Rogers is stepping down from her long-time gig as host of "The Next Chapter" on CBC Radio. She first joined CBC Radio in 1980, and in the past 43 years has also helmed such national programs as "Morningside" and "This Morning." CBC says Rogers will continue to host "The Next Chapter" until its regular season ends June 24. This report by The Canadian Press was first published May 15, 2023. The Canadian Press

India's press freedom rating falls to 161 out of 180 countriesDuration: 02:04On World Press Freedom Day, India's press freedom rating from the NGO Reporters Without Borders fell behind non-democrocratic states such as Nicaragua and Afghanistan. India fell to 161 out of 180 countries whose press is rated in a "very serious situation." India ranked 138th just five years ago.

The Toronto Star, along with United Way Greater Toronto and Toronto Metropolitan University, will host a Toronto mayoral debate on May 31, ahead of the June 26 byelection. - Dan Pearce/Metroland

The perfect spot to see the most spectacular show on earth, in Ferryland. (Submitted by Vanessa Mooney - image credit)Submitted by Vanessa MooneyWith the province beginning to warm up (barely) more people are venturing out to see what there is to see, and as this week's submission's show there's quite a lot. It's a dedicated address just for photo submissions from across Newfoundland and Labrador. Here's what we need from you: your name, where the photo was taken, and a caption that tells us what's in the image. Because of the volume of submissions we receive, we cannot respond to everyone.

Synthetic fragrance oils are crafted using a combination of chemicals, including phthalates, parabens, and synthetic musk. Natural fragrance lubricants, on the other hand, are derived from plant-based sources such as essential oils. Potential health risks associated with synthetic fragrance oilsThey have been associated with several potential health risks. The Impact of fragrance oils on indoor air qualityIndoor air quality is a vital aspect of our overall well-being, and fragrance oils can have a significant impact on it. Fragrance oils and their effects on respiratory healthThe respiratory system is particularly vulnerable to the effects of odor oils.

Bakersfield, CA (93308)TodayPartly cloudy. High around 95F. Winds NW at 10 to 15 mph..TonightPartly cloudy. Low around 65F. Winds N at 5 to 10 mph.

McGee, one of the school’s college counselors, is the architect of the famous “rejection party.” To attend this party, you only need one thing — a printed letter of rejection from a college to which you applied. Bring the rejection letter, step right up to the shredder and push start. AdvertisementIn Braff’s story McGee says, “You have to print it out because there is no satisfaction in deleting an email.” After the shredder, the bonus round is an ice cream sundae, because after all, “ice cream heals all wounds.” It is a rejection party, not a wake. Harvard Business School rejected Warren Buffett, and Nobel Prize winner in medicine, Harold Varmus, was rejected by Harvard Medical School — twice. And hold on to the hurt— trust me, it will feel very good later.

Lithium, coined 'the new oil,' is shifting global markets. According to the United States Geological Survey, global consumption increased by 41 per cent from 2021 to 2022. In 2022, Canada produced an estimated 500 tonnes of lithium — an amount dwarfed by the tens of thousands of tonnes produced by global lithium powerhouses. Johnson notes that China — the world's third-largest producer of lithium — connects "the next link in the supply chain," often acting as the world's processor and manufacturer. China is also responsible for over half of the world's lithium refining.

Nabawi and her sister were among about 300 people who gathered in Richmond Hill on Mother’s Day at an outdoor event held to highlight the plight of women in Afghanistan. The Mother’s Day event specifically focused on the Hazara community, an ethno-religious minority group facing increased attacks since the Taliban took over. “We co-ordinated with other organizations to help the Hazara community because they have specific needs, as they are being discriminated against and persecuted,” said Halima Bahman, co-founder of Hazara Women organization. “They need specialized support.”Having fled the Taliban in 1998 over violent attacks against the Hazara, Bahman experienced trauma and persecution first-hand. Event volunteer Suhaila Akbarzada arrived in Canada with three children in 2017, having completed a Grade 4 level of education.