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Alberta Insider: A young woman finds her way back to the rink
The Globe and Mail
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June 13, 2025
Good morning. Bad news is too often the order of the day. At a time when Israel and Iran look like they are headed to war, democracy might be under threat in the United States and consternation over coal mining in Alberta has some people rattled,...
‘We will not go anywhere’: Toronto Pride celebrations continue despite financial woes
Winnipeg Sun
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June 14, 2025
Breadcrumb Trail Links PMN Author of the article: Published Jun 14, 2025 • 3 minute read Article content By Vanessa Tiberio TORONTO — A Toronto-born drag king says he has performed in Pride festivals worldwide, but there is one thing that keeps...
Charles Leclerc breaks his silence as his massive shunt in F1 Canadian GP FP1 destroys his Friday running
Sportskeeda
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June 14, 2025
Charles Leclerc put down his F1 Canadian GP FP1 crash to a misjudgment, as the Ferrari driver ended up missing the entire Friday. In FP1, on one of his push laps, the driver locked up into turn 4 and went on to the grass. The driver's front and...
I'm a TV writer and everyone must watch 'TV event of the decade' with incredible twist ending
The Mirror US
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June 14, 2025
Video LoadingVideo Unavailable The video will auto-play soon8CancelPlay now Rehearsal season two trailer I'm a TV writer and everyone must watch what has been described as the 'TV event of the decade' with an incredible twist no one will see...
Canadians were behind some of Summer Game Fest’s most creative games
MobileSyrup
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June 13, 2025
This year’s Summer Game Fest (SGF) was a bit of a strange one. On the one hand, there were plenty of exciting games on display, but on the other, it undoubtedly felt like a quieter year overall. There are many reasons why that could be. Perhaps...
KOOP: Soft sentences endanger Canadians
Winnipeg Sun
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June 14, 2025
Breadcrumb Trail Links Opinion Columnists Published Jun 14, 2025 • Last updated 23 minutes ago • 3 minute read This past week brought news that a Winnipeg man found to be guilty of stabbing a stranger to death in 2022 would receive a mere 8-year...
Rights Group ‘Disappointed’ by Ottawa’s Decision to Halt Honorary Citizenship for Hong Kong Democracy Activist Jimmy Lai
The Epoch Times
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June 14, 2025
A human rights group says it is “disappointed” after the federal government told a Liberal MP this week not to move forward with a motion to grant honorary Canadian citizenship to Hong Kong publisher Jimmy Lai, who has been in solitary confinement...
Canadiens: Hutson Named To All-Rookie Team
Yahoo Sports
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While it was a given after he had won the Calder Trophy as the top rookie for the 2024-25 season, Montreal Canadiens’ blueliner Lane Hutson was named to the NHL All-Rookie Team on Thursday night. One hundred eighty-seven members of the...
Lewis Hamilton's downbeat verdict caps off disastrous F1 Canadian GP Day 1 for Ferrari
Sportskeeda
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June 14, 2025
Lewis Hamilton capped off the day for Ferrari with a disappointing verdict, as he felt that making Q3 was going to be tough in qualifying. The British driver has not had a great time ever since he joined the team, as he has struggled to find...
Kenya-Canadian film 'Kipkemboi' earns global acclaim with star-studded cast including Abel Mutua
The Standard
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The cast and crew of the film 'Kipkemboi' pose for a group photo after a screening at the Michael Joseph Centre, located at Safaricom HQ. A Kenyan-Canadian film that tells the story of a village genius whose algorithm attracts powerful forces has...
Toronto queer-owned cafés, bars and restaurants to check out during Pride Month and beyond
Toronto.com
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Toronto’s food scene has long been a canvas for cultural expression, and today some of its most compelling flavours are coming from kitchens, cafés, and cocktail bars led by queer entrepreneurs rewriting the rules. With Pride Month officially in...
The Notebook by Theo Argitis: Canada’s new power core and defining the Carney doctrine
The Hub
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June 14, 2025
In this edition of The Notebook, we look at what Prime Minister Mark Carney’s appointments at the very top of his government reveal about his agenda. We preview the G7 summit and how Carney has been reshaping Canada’s foreign policy ahead of the...
Print still a critical part of retailers’ advertising mix – European research
Zawya
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With more South African consumers getting online via smartphones, and digital advertising increasing in response, brands often question the relevance of print advertising. Growing bodies of research point to the fact that print ads are still a...
Robert B. Parker is a bringer of hope
E Know
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June 15, 2025
Book Review By Derryll White Parker, Robert B. (1999). Family Honor. It is the age of Trump and the world appears to be shuddering, struggling to come to grips with a new reality. The stock market is in chaos and immigrants are in hiding. It is a...
Jamaican Canadians to receive honorary degrees from Toronto universities
The Gleaner
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June 14, 2025
Wayne Isaacs, an entrepreneur known for building businesses in developing economies across over 25 countries, does not usually sing his own praises but on June 19 many will know about his work and philanthropy when he receives an honorary doctor...
Canada’s sanctions on Israeli MKs a ‘powerful symbol’ with ‘limited impact’
The Canadian Jewish News
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June 13, 2025
On June 10, Canadian foreign minister Anita Anand announced that the country is joining four other nations in imposing travel and economic sanctions against two extreme-right wing Israeli politicians over their involvement in West Bank settler...
I’m a TV writer and have just found the best show of the year in 'jaw-dropping' series
Manchester Evening News
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June 14, 2025
I’m a TV writer and have already found the best show of this year in a series which has been described as 'jaw-dropping'. Usually, when making such a claim, I am talking about a brand new show offering something fresh. However, this recommendation...
Opinion: Crown’s 'invisible power' a threat to Canadian democracy
SaskToday.ca
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June 14, 2025
The Crown’s power is not just ceremonial. It has real, behind-the-scenes influence. Philippe Lagassé, an associate professor at Carleton University, recently published an essay in The National Post claiming that having King Charles III open...
TAYLOR: Introducing hockey to diverse Canadian communities
Winnipeg Sun
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June 14, 2025
Breadcrumb Trail Links Sports Hockey The First Shift ambassadors who will speak at the U of M’s Hockey Conference in June 2025, with Mick E. Moose at the Seven Oaks Community Centre rink. From left, Allan Chan, Ganni Maan and Ron Cantiveros. Photo...
Why Canada could be the last holdout for trans pseudoscience
Spiked
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June 12, 2025
Canada seems determined to be the last country in the West clinging to ‘gender medicine’ for kids. While the US, UK, Sweden, Italy and others are banning puberty blockers and other dangerous procedures, the Great White North remains committed to...