TAMPERE, Finland – Sakari Manninen scored in a power play 6 minutes and 42 seconds into a 3-on-3 overtime and Finland beat Canada 4-3 on Sunday to secure their fourth World Hockey Championship title . Host Finland completed a World Cup double after winning the Olympics in China in February, and joined Sweden in 2006 …
CF Walk returned to John Rhodes Community Center for the first time in three years Dozens of locals took to the Jo Foreman track on Sunday at John Rhodes Community Center to take part in the city’s seventh annual walk to make history of cystic fibrosis. The Sault is one of many communities across the …
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Canada’s second and third Arctic and offshore patrol boats have been officially named in honor of two Canadians who served in the Navy during World War II. The ceremony was held Sunday at the Halifax Shipyard. HMCS Margaret Brooke and HMCS Max Bernays will be used for “sovereignty and surveillance operations” and to support other …
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Shazelle Santana desperately wants to move from her one-bedroom apartment to a larger unit, but has been unable to allow more space. The London, Ontario resident says her seven-year-old son is growing up fast and the family needs more space, but the rising cost of rent in the city has made it incredibly difficult to …
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Campaign demonstration by Conservative progressive leader Doug Ford in London, Ontario. on Sunday afternoon it was briefly interrupted by protesters. Ford was beginning to make his remarks at the Lamplighter Inn when a man took the stage and heard the PC leader say, “Mr. Ford, you’re privatizing our health care. You have to be honest …
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First Person is a daily personal piece sent by readers. Do you have a story to tell? See our guidelines at tgam.ca/essayguide. Illustration by Rachel Wada Could it be weirder than that? Me, alone in a padded cell in the basement of a medical imaging center, writing my own mammography report? I stopped the tape …
A Hong Kong-based airline that permanently closed operations in Vancouver in 2020 due to the COVID-19 pandemic has been ordered to pay compensation of nearly $ 170,000 to the woman who ran the office. Frances Turcic Okano spent most of her career, almost 35 years, working for Cathay Pacific Airways Ltd. at the airline’s Vancouver …
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Dozens of balloon and flower supporters packed a Montreal airport on Sunday to welcome hundreds of Ukrainians fleeing the war to their home country as they prepare to begin rebuilding their lives in Canada. The second of three flights chartered by the federal government landed shortly before 11 a.m. at Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport …
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Ontario is reporting two additional COVID-19-related deaths, while intensive care admissions remain stable. On Sunday, health officials said 643 people in the hospital tested positive for COVID-19, including 145 patients in intensive care. That comes a day after the province reported 144 people to the ICU, the province’s lowest COVID-19 intensive care unit in six …
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Quebec adopts French-language reform law 96 in the midst of CBC News concerns In the face of the reversal of Law 96, the Minister maintains “strong measures” to defend the French Gazette of Montreal Quebec’s use of the clause without prejudice to the language law opens the constitutional debate CTV News Montreal English Montreal School …
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