Canadian Olympic Committee
Eleanor Harvey wins historic bronze medal for Canada in womens foil fencing
Eleanor Harvey makes history as Canada’s first Olympic fencing medallist, winning bronze in women’s foil at Paris 2024. The 29-year-old defeated Italy’s Alice Volpi 15-12 in a thrilling match. Harvey’s victory comes after a successful record against Volpi and a strong performance throughout the competition. This achievement surpasses her previous best result of seventh place at Rio 2016.
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BBC.com
IsraelHezbollah Rocket strike puts foes on brink of allout war
Rocket strike near Israel-Lebanon border escalates tensions between Israel and Hezbollah. Fear of all-out war as both sides exchange fire, with casualties on both sides. Israel vows to retaliate, while Hezbollah denies responsibility. Growing concern over potential large-scale conflict. Israel on high alert, mourning victims and preparing for possible escalation.
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The Globe and Mail
Canada beats France 21 in womens soccer with late goal
Despite being docked six points by FIFA, the Canadian women’s soccer team secured a crucial 2-1 victory against France in the Olympics. Vanessa Gilles scored the winning goal in the 102nd minute. With a chance to qualify for the knockout rounds by defeating Colombia, Canada displayed resilience and determination in a challenging match against a strong French team in front of a partisan crowd.
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CTV News Atlantic
Five people injured after men exchange gunfire at Africville reunion
Halifax police investigate shooting at Africville Park during reunion, injuring five. Two men exchanged gunfire, hitting bystanders. Victims hospitalized, one with life-threatening injuries. Mayor and NDP leader express condolences. Africville Family Reunion events canceled. Police urge public to stay away from park during investigation. Contact police with information at 902-490-5020.
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CTV News Winnipeg
Man arrested, charged after revving engine outside Winnipeg police HQ
A 49-year-old man, Jason Charles Reimer, faces charges for dangerous driving and possession of methamphetamine after revving his car’s engine outside Winnipeg police headquarters. He fled police, driving erratically through downtown at speeds of 90 km/h. Multiple units helped stop him, leading to his arrest. The investigation also linked him to a previous erratic driving incident. Reimer is detained in custody.