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RCMP interviewing witnesses in Ontario Greenbelt land swap scandal Premier’s office

The RCMP is interviewing witnesses in connection to Ontario’s Greenbelt scandal, confirmed by Premier Doug Ford’s office. The Ford government is cooperating with the police investigation into the scrapped plan to develop parts of the environmentally-sensitive area. Ford stated his government has “nothing to hide” and is fully cooperating. The scandal involved preferential treatment for developers and potential increase in land value. Opposition Leader Stiles criticized the government.

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Global News Toronto

We have nothing to hide Ford addresses RCMPs ongoing Ontario Greenbelt investigation

Ontario Premier Doug Ford addressed the Ontario Greenbelt scandal investigation, stating “we have nothing to hide” and calling for full cooperation during a press conference in Thunder Bay.

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CTV News Calgary

RCMP looking to identify person of interest in fatal shooting east of Calgary

Police seek help identifying person of interest in fatal shooting east of Calgary. New photo released of man seen in Bearspaw area on Aug. 5, 2024. He wore a Toronto Raptors jersey and had a goatee. RCMP also looking for stolen quad and witnesses in dark grey Volkswagen Golf SportWagen. Suspects at large, considered armed and dangerous. Motive unknown. Call Strathmore RCMP with information.

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Global News Toronto

The City of Calgary is considering replacing the water pipe that ruptured

Calgary is considering options to strengthen a key water main, including possible replacement. A recent rupture led to water conservation measures, with a shutdown planned for Aug. 26 due to 16 problem spots. City officials are working with affected businesses. Press conference scheduled for 2 p.m. today.

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Plane with 62 people aboard crashes in fiery wreck in Brazil’s Sao Paulo state

A passenger plane with 61 people crashed in Vinhedo, Brazil, killing all aboard. No casualties reported on the ground. The ATR 72-500 was en route to Sao Paulo when it crashed. Authorities are investigating the cause. President Lula da Silva called for a minute of silence. No survivors found, black box recovered. Manufacturer ATR and Brazilian authorities involved in the investigation. Tragic incident adds to ATR 72 crash history.

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CTV News

Plane crashes in Brazil’s Sao Paulo state, killing all 61 aboard, airline says

A plane with 62 people crashed in a residential area of Sao Paulo state, Brazil. The airline confirmed 58 passengers and 4 crew members were aboard. President Lula da Silva indicated all onboard likely died. Video footage showed wreckage and bodies. Authorities responded to the crash site in Vinhedo. The plane departed from Cascavel, Parana.

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Canadian Olympic Committee

HumanaParedes and Wilkerson win beach volleyball silver at Paris 2024

Humana-Paredes and Wilkerson win silver in beach volleyball at Paris 2024, Canada’s first women’s beach volleyball Olympic medal. The duo fought hard throughout the tournament, securing a spot in the gold medal match. Despite a strong performance, they fell to Brazil in three sets. This marks a significant achievement for the Canadian team.

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CityNews Calgary

Police looking for person of interest, stolen quad in deadly shooting east of Calgary

Police seek help identifying person of interest and stolen quad in connection with deadly shooting near Calgary. RCMP release photo of male seen in Cochrane before shooting. Quad stolen from Wheatland County linked to incident. Public urged to report any suspicious activity. Investigators also seek occupants of car that may have witnessed shooting. Two suspects fled in stolen vehicle. Police looking for stolen pickup truck. Contact Strathmore RCMP with information.

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CTV News Montreal

Oneonone with French language minister amid confusion about new healthcare directive

Quebec ministers address concerns over new language directive affecting English-speaking community’s access to health care services. Minister Roberge clarifies that rights remain unchanged under Bill 96, allowing English communication for administrative matters without documentation. Directive focuses on administrative, not health care, aspects. Meeting planned with English-speaking community groups for further clarification. No changes to health care services for English speakers.

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The Globe and Mail

RCMP interviewing Ontario Premier Doug Fords staff in Greenbelt probe

The RCMP is interviewing current and former staffers in Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s office for a criminal investigation into rescinded Greenbelt development. Ford has pledged cooperation, following controversy and resignations over biased land selection. Opposition parties criticize government favoritism towards developers. RCMP probe follows reports of land dealings and alleged conflicts of interest. Ontario’s Greenbelt aims to protect farmland and preserve ecologically sensitive areas.

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