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Carey Price’s legendary career with the Montreal Canadiens just earned him a spot in the Hockey Hall of Fame — a well-deserved honor for the franchise’s all-time wins leader and most games played goalie. Hailing from Anahim Lake, BC, Price’s hometown roots and unwavering dedication made him a true Canadiens icon. Joining elite company like Patrice Bergeron and Pekka Rinne in this year’s class, Price’s journey from small-town goalie to Hall of Fame legend is pure inspiration for hockey fans and aspiring players everywhere.

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A horrific crash on Rideau Street left one man dead, three others seriously injured, and sparked a deadly investigation. A 38-year-old driver, Abdelkader Amorouayeche, now faces charges including careless driving causing death and two counts of causing bodily harm. Witnesses described a deafening impact that damaged the building, requiring emergency support. The driver was seen visibly shaken and crying at the scene. Police are releasing footage and digging deeper into the circumstances behind this tragic collision, seeking accountability for the lives shattered in seconds.

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Chief Justice Glenn Joyal, a multilingual legal luminary with ties to Manitoba’s founding roots and a flair for the arts, is poised to join the Supreme Court. With degrees from top Canadian and international institutions and a lineage tracing back to Marie Anne Gaboury—the first European woman in Western Canada—he brings a rare blend of legal acumen, cultural insight, and historical depth. His theatrical background and commitment to dialogue through challenging questions offer a fresh, human-centered perspective. His appointment fills the vacancy left by Justice Sheilah Martin and preserves regional balance on the Court. Before taking his se...

Hamilton police are hunting a suspicious duo after two separate incidents involving young women — one in a black SUV on Spitfire Drive, the other in a white SUV on Marion Street — both featuring an East Indian woman driver (47–60, long black hair, glasses) and a larger East Indian man passenger (32–47, curly beard). Witnesses or dashcam footage from June 18–19 are urgently needed to help identify these suspects.

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Title X, a decades-old federal program that’s helped prevent millions of unintended pregnancies and lowered child poverty, is undergoing a major shift—now prioritizing “family formation” and “healthy pregnancies” over contraception access. New guidelines push clinics to promote less effective fertility-awareness methods, discourage abortion referrals, and even suggest marriage as a prerequisite for childbearing. While anti-abortion groups applaud the change, health experts warn it could harm low-income and minority women who rely on the program. Clinics must reapply by January 2027 under these new rules, sparking debate over whether redirecting funds toward social supports like childcare might be a more effecti...

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Andy Burnham is back in parliament after a stunning by-election win, positioning himself as Labour’s next potential leader as Keir Starmer steps down. With a warm reception from party colleagues and a selfie snapped with 200 MPs, Burnham is seizing his third shot at Downing Street. A seasoned politician with a working-class roots and Cambridge education, he’s known for championing Greater Manchester and earning the “King of the North” title. Now, he’s pushing for a more left-leaning Labour, emphasizing fairness, public transport, housing, and health — while critics question his concrete plans for the cost-of-living crisis. Former PM Boris Johnso...

In Montreal, the Red Coalition held a powerful press conference spotlighting racial profiling and police misconduct, fueled by ongoing investigations into Station Thirty-Nine—where 16 officers face allegations of racism and abuse, two have already been suspended, and criminal charges loom. Community members, survivors, and leaders shared raw, urgent stories, demanding accountability and rebuilding trust in policing. This isn’t just another protest—it’s a vital, lived experience-driven reckoning for a city grappling with systemic injustice.

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Pierre Poilievre’s blunt critique of “woke indulgences” and the flood of designated months is sparking a national conversation — and it’s resonating. In B.C., he was stunned by a young woman’s question about whether she’s a colonizer or just a Canadian, calling such labels “awful race propaganda.” His message? Treat everyone as equal citizens, not categories. Many agree — including a First Nations user who called the “colonizer” label nonsense — as Canadians grow weary of divisive identity politics and crave unity over labels.

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A deadly active shooter situation in Côte-des-Neiges forced emergency shutdowns of key metro lines and highways — the Orange and Blue Lines were briefly closed, shuttle buses replaced trains, and the Décarie Expressway shut down in both directions — all as police responded to the crisis, honoring the fallen officer and prioritizing public safety.

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A 300-ton crane truck plunged off the Wapiti River Bridge, claiming the life of its driver — a devoted father and husband. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as the vehicle crashed into the water below. His employer, J.D.A. Ventures, is devastated and has launched a dedicated donation channel to support the family, promising 100% of all contributions will go directly to them. The community is rallying in grief and solidarity, with heartfelt messages pouring in online. The company urges everyone to share the donation link so those who wish to help can do so quickly and easily — with ever...

Canada’s food prices are surging faster than any other category, hitting 3.8% in May—higher than overall inflation and outpacing G7 nations. This troubling trend, now in its 15th month, points to deeper domestic issues like trade barriers, regulatory hurdles, and a weaker dollar, forcing families to make tough choices at the grocery store. With staples like beef, coffee, and fresh produce climbing, the affordability crisis is hitting home—until food inflation slows, Canadians will keep feeling the squeeze.

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Ebola in eastern Congo has surged past 1,000 confirmed cases and 254 deaths, with just 100 recoveries offering a fragile ray of hope. Authorities are struggling to trace contacts at just a 55% success rate and still haven’t found patient zero. Violence from rebel groups blocks access to villages and forces people into overcrowded camps—perfect conditions for explosive spread. Ten unexplained deaths in one camp last week have sent alarm bells ringing among 20,000 displaced residents. The UN warns this could become a full-blown epidemic among millions already on the move, with dire conditions making containment nearly impossible.

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Montreal’s Côte-des-Neiges erupted in chaos as police scrambled to contain an active shooter alert—forcing residents to barricade inside, guests into freezers, and shutting down major roads. The suspect was neutralized by 1:22 PM, but not without cost: two officers and one civilian wounded. Authorities urged continued avoidance of the area as operations wrapped up, leaving the city shaken but relieved the immediate threat was over.

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The UN just declared transatlantic slavery the gravest crime against humanity — a bold move sparked by African and Caribbean nations demanding apologies and reparations. But the debate rages on: with perpetrators long gone, who pays, and how? The UK abstained, calling the “gravest” label problematic — highlighting the global tug-of-war between historical justice and practical fairness. While some see symbolic gestures as vital, others push for real actions to tackle today’s systemic inequalities rooted in slavery’s legacy. This isn’t about closure — it’s about confronting history’s scars and building a more just future.

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New federal bail laws set to take effect July 15th could spark a crisis in Alberta’s remand centres, already strained to near capacity. With tougher bail rules, more accused individuals will be jailed pre-trial—forcing overcrowded facilities not built for long-term detention. Experts warn of dangerous conditions, mental health risks, and rising violence as people sleep on floors amid unsanitary conditions. Alberta’s government says it’s monitoring the situation, but without new facilities or major investment, the province risks a worsening crisis that’s been building for two decades.

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Edmonton Oilers just locked down their blue line by signing veteran defenseman Connor Murphy to a five-year, $4.1M average deal — a massive playoff contributor who led all Oilers D with 15 blocked shots and brings over 800 NHL games of experience. This follows a similar five-year pact with forward Jason Dickinson, signaling the Oilers are building depth and stability for the long haul — smart moves to keep key pieces before free agency hits.

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A heartbreaking tragedy struck Southwest Baltimore when a three-year-old girl died after a car crash involving a 14-year-old boy who fled the scene. The stolen vehicle, reported missing just hours before, became a key clue in the investigation. As detectives dig deeper, the community mourns the loss of a young life while also grappling with compassion for the teen behind the wheel—both victims of a collision that shattered lives and left neighbors in profound sorrow.

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A tiny Quebec town has stunned the nation by officially recognizing trees as living beings — not just resources to chop down. Terrasse-Vaudreuil’s bold move, inspired by a film screening that sparked community dialogue, marks the first time in Canada a municipality has endorsed the Universal Declaration of the Rights of Trees. With a mayor pledging to back sustainability through tree protection and planting, this isn’t just symbolism — it’s action. The global movement, born from forest loss in 2018 and backed by 87,000+ signatures, is gaining steam, echoing similar legal personhood grants to rivers and lakes elsewhere — proving that nature’s rig...

Oliver Tree’s body has returned to California a week after a tragic helicopter crash near Rio de Janeiro killed six, including the 32-year-old singer known for his wild artistry and viral charm. His team honored his memory with a touching Instagram message and revealed his final wish: launching “Dr. Oliver Tree’s Extremely Epic Grant For Baby Geniuses” — a foundation to fund emerging artists, as outlined in his will. Tree, who dreamed of giving his wealth back to creators rather than heirs, had been touring South America and shared joyful moments from Brazil before the crash. Authorities are investigat...

Astronomers are electrified by comet 3I/ATLAS, the third known interstellar visitor, which may be 12 million years old and formed in cosmic dawn conditions colder than minus 243 degrees. Its unusually high deuterium levels, revealed by James Webb and ALMA, suggest it’s a relic from “cosmic noon” — a galactic era 10 billion years ago — and likely ejected during the chaotic birth of our solar system. Though NASA debunked alien spacecraft theories, the comet’s alien chemistry has scientists buzzing. Already heading out of our solar system, it’s a rare cosmic fossil — and with new observatories like Vera C. Rubin coming online, w...

South African police are ramping up patrols nationwide as fringe groups demand undocumented immigrants leave by June 30 — a legally baseless ultimatum that’s sparking fresh unrest. With two deaths already tied to recent xenophobic violence and unemployment hovering at 30%, tensions are rising. The government is doubling down on security, deploying the military to key sites like airports, amid looming local elections and a history of deadly outbreaks in 2008, 2015, 2016, and 2019 — all fueled by false claims that migrants steal jobs and commit crimes.

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Judge Juan Carlos Peinado, who ordered PM Pedro Sanchez’s wife Begona Gomez to stand trial for corruption, now faces his own disciplinary hearing after suggesting her security detail might help her flee. Spain’s judicial watchdog calls his remarks potentially illegal, threatening a six-thousand-euro fine. The case, now in its second year, accuses Gomez of embezzlement and influence peddling in managing a university program — charges she and Sanchez deny. With Gomez set to surrender her passport Wednesday, and Sanchez preparing to address parliament, the scandal deepens amid a broader wave of corruption involving Sanchez’s inner circle, including his form...

Jeffrey Donaldson, former leader of Northern Ireland’s biggest pro-UK party, has been convicted on 18 historic sex offense charges—including rape and indecent assault—spanning over two decades, after a four-week trial where he pleaded not guilty. The convictions, stemming from allegations by two women who kept their stories secret for years, mark a dramatic fall for the 63-year-old politician, who resigned from his party and UK Parliament amid the scandal. His wife, Eleanor, was also found guilty on five counts of aiding and abetting. Both face lengthy prison sentences, with sentencing set for September 25th—just as Northern Ireland’...

Ontario’s political landscape is shifting as new polling shows the Liberals narrowly leading the PCs, with Ford’s approval at an all-time low and the NDP gaining ground — all amid widespread public frustration over healthcare and the economy.

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Someone in Cambridge just won $10,000 without even touching a club—thanks to a skydrop of golf balls at the Galt Country Club, where the ball closest to the pin won the cash prize. Organized as a fundraiser for KW AccessAbility, which supports people with physical disabilities, the event turned a traditional golf tournament into a lottery from the heavens. The winner, still unnamed, will be contacted to claim their prize, and their story will be shared once the money is collected. It’s a wild, unexpected windfall that also helped a worthy cause.

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Fatal Crash Near Ingersoll Road Closed

Shots fired late Friday night on McLeods Road in Glace Bay—no injuries, but police are hunting a dark four-door Cadillac with wraparound taillights and a loud exhaust. If you saw anything, call 902-563-5151 or Crime Stoppers. Investigation active, public urged to come forward.

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Toronto Jazz Fest just dropped a major surprise: DOMi and JD Beck are headlining June 22nd at Danforth Music Hall with a fiery one-hour set that blends jazz, hip-hop, and electronic sounds like never before. Their viral, genre-bending genius is shaking up the scene—and this show proves the festival’s bold move to spotlight fresh, boundary-pushing talent. Don’t miss the future of instrumental music live.

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Montreal’s Côte-des-Neiges is on high alert as police chase an armed and dangerous suspect—stay indoors, lock doors, and avoid windows in the zone bounded by Côte-des-Neiges Road, McDonald Ave, Hwy 40, and Queen Mary Rd. Authorities have mobilized all channels to warn residents, urging immediate safety precautions while they work to resolve the threat.

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Monday morning in Montreal’s Côte-des-Neiges turned deadly as police issued an active shooter alert near Trans Island and De Courtrai, urging residents to stay indoors and away from windows. The situation escalated rapidly, with authorities declaring it uncontrolled by lunchtime and later issuing a warning about an “armed and dangerous” individual. One officer was injured during the operation, prompting the Quebec Minister of Public Security to issue a public message of support and reinforce safety protocols. As the tense standoff continued, the community was left shaken — a stark reminder of the sudden danger and the courage of first res...

Two Melville RCMP officers are hospitalized with serious injuries after being shot during a nighttime call for assault on 8th Avenue West. The suspect, an adult male, remained inside the home, prompting a massive police response including Saskatchewan RCMP’s Critical Response Team, Police Dogs, Crisis Negotiation, and Regina SWAT. Authorities avoided a public alert due to containment, ensuring no public threat. Around 2 AM, the suspect and another person exited; the suspect was arrested, the other cleared and released. This harrowing incident underscores the daily dangers faced by law enforcement.

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This year’s Ford Fireworks over the Detroit River isn’t just about dazzling lights—it’s a powerful symbol of unity. Celebrating its 68th year, the show draws crowds from both Windsor and Detroit, offering a rare moment to set aside political tensions and celebrate the deep, enduring bond between the two cities. Locals hope the spectacle will remind everyone that friendship across the border still thrives, even amid current disputes. With fireworks lighting up the sky at 9:55 PM, and tips for parking and viewing spots like Malden Park, it’s an event that invites everyone to come together u...

Get ready to run and party at the Canada Day Classic in Port Coquitlam on July 1st — it’s not just a race, it’s a full-blown festival! Lace up for a certified 5K or 10K course built for speed and personal bests, all while soaking in live music, DJs, and a crowd that cheers you on every step. Pacers, sponsor activations, giveaways, and post-race vibes make this event feel like a community celebration — welcoming runners of all levels and making sure you feel seen and celebrated when you cross the finish line.

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British PM Keir Starmer shocks the world by stepping down, citing loss of party support—just as Canada’s Mark Carney praises him for strengthening NATO, aiding Ukraine, and deepening the UK-Canada bond. Both leaders, once popular center-left figures with fiscal leanings, now face turbulence: Starmer’s economic promises faltered, scandals tainted his team, and local election losses hurt his standing. With the UK nearing a decade since Brexit, the spotlight shifts to potential successor Andy Burnham, who just won a Commons seat but remains vague on foreign policy. The stage is set for a political earthquake.

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Washington Democrats rallied recently, energized to reclaim power after a bruising 18 months under Trump, with bold plans to dominate state politics—from legislative supermajorities to reshaping redistricting and courting voters with a platform centered on reform, racial justice, and rejecting corporate influence. Key figures like Jayapal and Brown galvanized crowds with fiery calls to accountability, while internal tensions flared over a divisive vote on Gluesenkamp Perez, highlighting the party’s struggle to balance ideology with electoral survival. With five Supreme Court seats and a looming income tax lawsuit on the horizon, Democrats are doubling down on control and change, vowi...

Canada’s inflation surged to 3.2% in May, fueled by soaring gas prices and skyrocketing food costs — with veggies like tomatoes up 45.2% and broccoli, cauliflower, and lettuce also hitting consumers hard. Grocery prices climbed half a percentage point, marking 16 straight months of outpacing general inflation. Meanwhile, airfare jumped 7.4% as jet fuel costs soar — all adding up to a tough summer for Canadian wallets.

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Surrey police pulled off a massive drug bust in Operation Phantom, seizing drugs worth nearly $900,000 and arresting three men—including 24-year-old Gurjot Singh, facing trafficking charges—with two others deported before charges were filed. The sting, which began in February and culminated in a May raid, targeted fentanyl trafficking and shows no signs of slowing down.

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Manchester mayor Andy Burnham is emerging as a bold new contender for UK Prime Minister, stepping into the spotlight after Keir Starmer’s shaky grip on power. With a reputation as the “King of the North” for his defiant, grassroots leadership during COVID and his success revitalizing Manchester’s transport and justice for Hillsborough victims, Burnham is positioning himself as the anti-trickle-down voice for everyday Brits. His recent parliamentary win and growing momentum within Labour have turned heads — but skeptics wonder if regional wins can scale nationally. All eyes are on him as he aims to seize Number Ten.

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A Guinean political figure, Rafiou Sow, has been arrested after a decade-long cold case: the 2007 murder of 31-year-old Canadian Rachelle Wrathmall. Sow, who married her in 2006 to help gain citizenship, was seen boarding a flight from Montreal just one day after her body was found stabbed near the airport. Though he fled before charges could be filed, new evidence and renewed public attention led to his arrest in Guinea. Friends warned Wrathmall of Sow’s controlling behavior, and her family now hopes justice will finally be served as Guinean courts prepare to prosecute him for the crime.

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