CTV News Saskatoon
Saskatoon police find Mackenzie Trottier’s body in landfill, lead suspect died in 2023
The body of missing Mackenzie Trottier was found at a Saskatoon landfill, identified through dental records. Police believe a deceased suspect disposed of her body but cannot press charges. The landfill search took 93 days, costing $1.5 million. Trottier’s cause of death remains undetermined.
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CTV News Montreal
Debby Downer Tropical Storm could bring ‘heavy rain’ in Montreal this weekend
Remnants of Tropical Storm Debby may bring heavy rain to Greater Montreal Area this weekend. The storm caused flooding in the U.S. and is expected to linger over the Atlantic. Environment Canada issued a warning for Quebec with over 50mm of rain expected. Uncertainty surrounds the storm’s path, impacting precipitation amounts. Highs of 22-27 C expected with rain on Sunday. Regions affected by the weather statement include Southern and Central Quebec.
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BBC.com
Bangladesh parliament dissolved after PM flees country
Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus to lead Bangladesh interim government after prime minister forced from power amid deadly protests. Student-led demonstrations turned violent, resulting in over 400 deaths. Army chief pledges to form interim administration to stop violence. Opposition leader Khaleda Zia released from house arrest. Concerns remain over political prisoners’ fate.
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CityNews Vancouver
Chilliwack RCMP Girl drowns in leisure centre pond
Four-year-old girl drowns at Chilliwack water park on B.C. Day. RCMP, paramedics, and firefighters respond to drowning incident. Family pulled girl from water, bystanders gave CPR. Girl rushed to hospital but died. RCMP offers support to family and thanks bystanders and first responders.
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650 CKOM News Talk Sports
Sask. K12 cell phone ban aims to help students reach their potential
The Government of Saskatchewan will ban cell phones in K-12 classrooms starting in 2024-25 to reduce distractions and improve student focus. Education Minister Jeremy Cockrill aims to enhance learning by limiting cell phone use during class time. Opposition critic Matt Love highlights the need for increased school funding. High school teachers can request exemptions for instructional purposes, while medical or learning needs will be accommodated. The policy aligns Saskatchewan with other jurisdictions.