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Don Gilet made his debut as Wilson in the Christmas ... on account of the victim’s backstory at the start: a good boy from a bad family, who had just realised his dream of becoming a police ...

Don Gilet is the new lead of the BBC police drama Death in Paradise (Picture: HGL/WireImage) Don Gilet has made history as the first Black British actor to star as the police detective in the long ...

She cut a causal figure in grey leggings and a black and white graphic sweatshirt, before throwing on a Canada Goose padded coat. Janette seemed to be in high spirits as she wrapped up warm in a ...

Last year, for the first time in over a decade, a senior boys volleyball team was formed at Carbonear Collegiate. It’s thanks to Matthew Sheppard who began teaching at Carbonear Collegiate last ...

Get ready to drop it like it's hot, Lil Weezy fans — Lil Wayne and the Hot Boys have three concerts lined up together on the 2025 'Lil Weezyana' tour! The famed rapper from Louisiana will join ...

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Wildlife photographer Tim Cyr and veterinarian Adrian Walton recount the moment they worked together to catch a Canada goose named Wilson and remove an arrow from its backside. Colombia's ...

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A Maple Ridge veterinarian has successfully extricated an arrow lodged in a Canada goose’s back end. Dr. Adrian Walton welcomed the goose, which Squamish wildlife photographer Tim Cyr named Wilson, on ...

A Maple Ridge veterinarian has successfully extricated an arrow lodged in a Canada goose’s back end. Dr. Adrian Walton welcomed the goose, which Squamish wildlife photographer Tim Cyr named Wilson, on ...