Montreal
Federal immigration minister’s office vandalized in Montreal
Montreal police are investigating vandalism at Immigration Minister Marc Miller’s office. Miller condemned the criminal act and assured the safety of his team. The incident occurred in Montreal’s Sud-Ouest borough. Miller expressed concern over ongoing threats to his office and emphasized the importance of peaceful protest without endangering others.
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Global News Toronto
B.C. kept on cutting edge of the legal landscape around drug use
Health Canada rejected the Drug User Liberation Front’s proposal to buy and sell drugs for harm reduction, leading to arrests and legal battles in British Columbia. The group’s actions challenge drug laws and constitutional rights, amid a drug toxicity crisis in the province. Legal experts debate the implications of previous court decisions on drug policy. The case raises questions about access to safe drug supply and public health approaches to addiction.
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The Globe and Mail
Foreign Affairs Minister Joly visits China for first highlevel talks in years
Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly is visiting China to improve strained relations following the imprisonment of Canadians and Chinese interference. Joly aims to engage with China on global issues while challenging interference in Canadian affairs. The visit seeks to enhance ties with China, addressing issues such as foreign interference and trade disputes. The move is part of efforts to stabilize relations amid strategic competition with China.
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Global News London
Longlasting floods follow recordbreaking rainfall in London, Ont.
London faces aftermath of heavy flooding and record rainfall, prompting city advisory to avoid flooded areas like Gibbons Park and Northridge Fields. Ground saturation from previous storms exacerbates situation, with over 250 calls to city about flooding. Winmar London manager describes it as worst flooding in 20 years, leading to cancellation of events and park closures along Thames River. Residents urged to report flooding and seek assistance.
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Global News Toronto
More records melt in B.C.s ongoing heat wave
British Columbia’s heat wave shatters 16 daily temperature records, with Ashcroft hitting 40.5 C and Vernon reaching 39 C. Environment Canada warns of wildfire danger as high temperatures persist in Southern Interior and North Thompson regions. Records broken in various areas, with temperatures in mid- to high 30s. Little relief expected with high temperatures continuing through the weekend.