The Globe and Mail
Sajjan instructed special forces to rescue Afghan Sikhs during fall of Kabul
Canadian special forces, led by then-defence minister Harjit Sajjan, were instructed to rescue 225 Afghan Sikhs post-Taliban takeover in August 2021. This diverted resources from evacuating Canadians and Afghan allies. Sajjan denies prioritizing Sikhs over others. The operation failed as the Sikhs left before troops arrived.
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City of Calgary Newsroom
Update June 27: Critical water main break affecting city-wide water usage
Calgary crews are filling the water feeder main on 16th Avenue N.W., preparing to flush the pipe. The delicate process involves monitoring for breaks and pressure levels. The city is working to mitigate environmental impact on the Bow River. Water restrictions remain in place, with residents using non-potable water for gardens.
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Global News
At U.S. presidential debate, Biden tries to confront Trump
President Joe Biden and Donald Trump engaged in a heated debate ahead of the election, with personal attacks and false claims. Biden criticized Trump’s record and age, while Trump defended his actions and policies. The debate highlighted their stark differences on key issues like the economy, immigration, and foreign policy. Both candidates faced criticism and scrutiny over their past actions and statements.
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CNBC
Iran votes for its new president amid economic strife, crackdowns and regional war
Iranians vote in snap presidential election following former President Raisi’s death. Conservative hardliners dominate the race, with four candidates remaining. Potential second round of voting on July 5 if no clear winner. Winner faces economic challenges and low turnout expected. Iran’s 88 million citizens vote amid economic struggles and government crackdowns on dissent.
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National Post
Jagmeet Singh says Toronto byelection shows voters are ‘done with Trudeau,’ doesn’t address NDP drop
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh comments on Toronto byelection, stating voters are ‘done with Trudeau.’ Despite NDP’s 16.8% vote in 2021, they only received 10.9% in recent byelection. Singh criticizes Liberals for lack of progress in nine years.