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Canada's Victoria Mboko ousted from Pan Pacific Open in quarterfinals
Victoria Mboko’s run at the Toray Pan Pacific Open came to an end Friday as she fell 6-3, 7-6(4) to Elena Rybakina of Kazakhstan in the quarterfinals. Source link
Out with the East Wing, in with corporate money for a White House ballroom. Here's who donated
As Americans have posted “RIP East Wing 1902-2025” on social media platforms, the Democrats are promising to investigate how Donald Trump and his administration moved ahead with a White House demolition that has proceeded at a rapid pace. We now know more about who’s donating to Trump’s treasured ballroom project. Source link
After months of negotiating, Quebec tables special legislation today to force new deal with doctors
After months of back and forth between the Quebec government the province’s doctors, MNAs convened at the National Assembly Friday as the Legault government made good on its threat to force through a special law to change the compensation model for both family doctors and medial specialists. Source link
Tear gas and tire irons: Remembering Saskatoon's 1993 Blue Jays victory riot
The last time the Toronto Blue Jays won the World Series, what started as jubilation devolved into a riot, with cars and businesses damaged, tear gas sprayed and multiple arrests. Source link
'Mystery woman' returns Ontario minister's journal lost 50 years ago after finding it in Value Village
After it went missing in the 1970s, a journal that belonged to Central Church’s first minister was recently returned. The journal was written by Rev. James Dickson who served as the minister at the Cambridge church from 1880 to 1914. The journal was found at a Value Village in London, Ont., and volunteers say they […]
Only 15% of women reported getting screened for breast cancer in Canada in past year: study
According to a new study, only 15 per of women in Canada reported getting screened for breast cancer in the past year. The study also found that women who have lower incomes, who are a member of ethnic minority, or who are newcomers are least likely to be screened overall. Source link
20 years later, Fredericton woman reflects on moment she became a Robert Munsch character
Twenty years ago, renowned children’s author Robert Munsch came to Fredericton on tour. While getting a pre-show lunch at the hotel across the street from the theatre, he met young fan Victoria Campbell, who inspired the book, Swamp Water. Source link
Carney faced with balancing relations with China, U.S. as he departs for summits
Prime Minister Mark Carney is expected to walk an international tightrope over the next week as he departs Friday for a set of Indo-Pacific Summit meetings, one of which involves both the United States and China. Source link