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But left-arm spinner Linsey Smith took 4 for 33 to give Hampshire their fourth victory in six matches to remain amongst the pacesetters, while Essex remain rooted to the bottom of the table.
Hampshire move top of the Women's One-Day Cup table as they beat Essex and former leaders The Blaze fall to Lancashire.
Smith's government has introduced a bill that would require a smaller number of people for a referendum. For a referendum, earlier the petitions had to be signed by 20 per cent of total registered ...
Deep thinkers who insisted they were really smart said those wanting Alberta to leave Canada, or at least thinking ... More than one in four think Smith is really a separatist.
Ms. Smith, the premier of Alberta, the Western province often called the Texas of Canada because of its oil, ranches and conservative politics, is referred to as “divisive” by supporters and ...
Smith announced this week that she doesn’t want Alberta to leave Canada but, if enough residents sign a petition asking for a referendum on it, she’ll make sure it’s put to a vote in 2026.
Maybe there aren’t many outside Alberta’s borders who appreciate Danielle Smith, but you can bet Saskatchewan ... to Torontonians. In 2024, Canada exported $920.9 million worth of canola ...
The bill is currently awaiting second reading. Smith has faced criticism from members of First Nations, who have said separating from Canada would violate treaty rights. Smith responded in a news ...
Phoebe Turner had previously top-scored with 38, but Hampshire's spinners, highlighted by Knott's two and astonishingly frugal stints from Linsey Smith and Bex Tyson, held Durham to a low total.
England's left-arm spinner Linsey Smith, who returned to the T20I side earlier this year after a five-year hiatus, set up England's low-scoring victory over Bangladesh in their Women's T20 World ...
EDMONTON - Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is urging her Ontario counterpart Doug Ford to mind his own business when it comes to talk of separating from Canada. Smith announced this week that she ...
Then you see the arithmetic. For voters of the UCP led by Premier Smith, 65 per cent support voting Yes to Alberta leaving Canada. Half are definite, half are leaning that way. The number of NDP ...