Politics
Civic Funeral for Slain Montreal Police Officer to Be Held at Bell Centre
A civic funeral for Montreal police officer Mohamed Lamine Benredouane, 34, killed in a shooting, will be held at the Bell Centre. The officer had served since 2021.
Business
World Bank to End China Lending by 2031, Shifts Focus
The World Bank plans to phase out new lending to China by 2031, redirecting resources to poorer nations. The decision follows China's economic growth and aims to focus on climate and global challenges.
Sports
Mbappé Breaks Knockout Record as France Beats Sweden 3-0
Kylian Mbappé scored twice, breaking the World Cup knockout-round record with 10 goals, as France defeated Sweden 3-0 to advance to the round of 16 against Paraguay.
Environment
Ponoka Stampede Embraces Muddy Conditions for 90th Year
The Ponoka Stampede is powering through muddy conditions for its 90th anniversary, with organizers and participants embracing the challenges posed by heavy rain.
Entertainment
Health
Dermatologist Tips for Treating Mosquito Bites
A dermatologist offers evidence-based tips to relieve mosquito bite itching and swelling, including cold compresses, antihistamines, and avoiding scratching to prevent infection.
Canadian Blood Services Urges Canada Day Donations
Canadian Blood Services calls for blood donations ahead of Canada Day as summer cancellations rise, with increased need during holidays, says business development manager Cheryl Russell.
Crown seeks 4 years for couple who let Alberta senior die
Prosecutors seek 4-year prison sentence for couple convicted of criminal negligence in death of 76-year-old Dianne Simmons, who lay dying on floor for 7-10 days.
Boebert Calls Kean's Depression Absence 'Embarrassing'
Rep. Lauren Boebert criticized Rep. Tom Kean's four-month absence for depression, calling it 'embarrassing' and suggesting depression comes with the job.
Teacher shortages push Alberta, B.C. schools to use uncertified educators
Students across Alberta and British Columbia are increasingly taught by uncertified educators as staffing shortages worsen, raising concerns about long-term reliance on temporary measures.
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