CTV News
U.S. army defends Arlington National Cemetery employee in Trump campaign incident
The U.S. army defended an Arlington National Cemetery employee pushed aside during Trump’s visit, stating she acted professionally. Trump’s campaign used videos from a ceremony at the cemetery for ads, sparking criticism. Concerns about politicization of the military arise. Veterans express mixed reactions to Trump’s actions at the cemetery. Impact on veteran voters remains uncertain. Military officials fear Trump could misuse the military for political gain.
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Al Jazeera English
Why Jenin What does Israel have against the refugee camp
Israeli military launches major assault on Jenin and nearby refugee camps in the West Bank, killing 10 Palestinians and causing widespread destruction. The city faces siege with blocked access to hospitals. Jenin has a history of Israeli incursions, with high poverty and unemployment rates. Armed groups resist occupation, leading to violent clashes. Israeli lawmakers call for military action, reflecting a lack of empathy towards Palestinian suffering.
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Global News Toronto
Calgarians continue to exceed water limits, residents could face fines officials
Calgarians surpass daily water limit of 450 million litres, with usage at 494 million litres. City under Stage Four water restrictions, no outdoor water usage allowed. Bylaw teams educating residents, warning of fines up to $3,000 for violations. Restrictions in place due to maintenance work on water feeder.
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CTV News Calgary
New water main breaks likely caused by Calgary feeder main shutdown city
Multiple water main breaks in Calgary, possibly due to pressure changes after Bearspaw feeder main shutdown. Four emergency breaks reported since Monday. City explains pressure fluctuations cause breaks during system adjustments. Recent breaks in Renfrew, West Hillhurst, and Monterey Park. Repairs ongoing, affecting homes and businesses. City advises calling 311 for water issues and provides updates on outages.
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The Globe and Mail
Collapse of Official Opposition BC United leaves candidates scrambling
BC United Leader Kevin Falcon abruptly suspends party’s campaign, directs supporters to back BC Conservative Leader John Rustad. Incumbents and candidates left in the dark, some angry, others relieved. High-profile MLAs Todd Stone and Shirley Bond withdraw from election. Uncertainty remains over candidate slate. Premier David Eby’s campaign strategy may need adjustment.
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The Guardian
Brazilian court orders suspension of Elon Musks X after it missed deadline
The Brazilian supreme court has ordered the suspension of X in the country for failing to appoint a legal representative. Justice Moraes demanded the immediate halt of X’s operations until court orders are met, with fines imposed. The National Telecommunications Agency must enforce the decision, with Apple and Google also instructed to block X. Musk’s refusal to comply has led to legal actions against his other companies.
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Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty
Netherlands OKs Use Of Its F16s By Ukraine On Russian Territory
EU envoy Miroslav Lajcak warns of ongoing instability in Serbia-Kosovo relations if impasse continues. Lack of progress hinders EU membership bids. Recent violence underscores urgency for dialogue. Lajcak’s mandate extended to 2025. He stresses need for continued EU involvement until agreements are implemented, linking process to European integration. EU awakening to enlargement risks post-Russian invasion of Ukraine.
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BBC.com
Factchecking Kamala Harriss first campaign interview
Kamala Harris’s first campaign interview fact-checked by BBC Verify. Harris stated she would not ban fracking, but she previously supported a ban. Her claim of cutting child poverty by over 50% is an exaggeration, as rates rose after the initial decrease. Harris mentioned creating over 300,000 clean-energy jobs, but the exact number is uncertain due to differing reports.
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USA TODAY
What we know about bike accident that killed Johnny Gaudreau, NHL star
A suspected drunk driver, Sean Higgins, has been charged in the deaths of Columbus Blue Jackets star forward Johnny Gaudreau and his brother Matthew. The brothers were killed while biking in New Jersey. Higgins admitted to drinking before the accident. Johnny Gaudreau, a beloved hockey player, was set to be a groomsman at his sister’s wedding. The NHL community mourns his loss.
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The Globe and Mail
Vancouver Art Gallery delays planned construction of new building, citing costs
Vancouver Art Gallery delays construction on new building due to rising costs, now estimated at $600 million. Project budget shortfall of nearly $250 million. Director plans to revise design for cost savings. Construction not expected to start before 2025. Calls for more government support. Critics express concerns over project management and escalating costs.