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Calgary and Beyond: Key News Stories
Crime and Justice
A Mississauga couple has been identified in a double murder, and a Canada-wide warrant has been issued for their son. Toronto police are also seeking a woman wanted for second-degree murder following a North York brawl. In Calgary, a man was sentenced to four years for a violent attack on a transit operator. Ottawa police's homicide unit is investigating the disappearance of a 64-year-old woman. A high-risk offender in Saskatchewan has promised to leave the province after violating a court order. Another Saskatchewan inmate was released following an administrative error. A man is dead after a rollover south of Dillon, Sask. In Ontario, a U.S. man faces over 50 charges, including attempted murder, in an intimate partner violence investigation. Sault police have charged a man with trafficking a person under 18. An alleged drunk driver in a deadly Ontario crash is back in jail accused of breaching bail. Two kids were injured in a fire in Montreal-North.
Weather and Environment
Environment Canada has issued thunderstorm watches over parts of British Columbia. A big World Cup win raises odds of Team Canada knockout matches in Vancouver. From birds to fish, extreme heat causes wildlife to suffer. Thousands of baby seals died on two remote sub-Antarctic islands; scientists now think they know why. Police in Bali foiled an attempt to trade 21 protected live green sea turtles and arrested a suspect.
Education and Community
Calgary public schools are strained by a substitute teacher shortage. A gathering in support of Pride was held outside Mutchmor Public School after a drag storytime cancellation. Old Montreal residents are calling for increased safety efforts around Place d'Armes. The Elks president says the CFL club is still recovering from the 'disaster' of its name change. NDP's Nenshi urges Premier Smith to fire her senior aide over a diatribe against First Nations. A man missing from Hillsborough Hospital was spotted in Halifax, according to Charlottetown police. John Orlikow is not seeking re-election as River Heights-Fort Garry councillor. Ralph Goodale received an honorary degree from the University of Regina, crediting the institution for opening doors. Protesters stormed regional council chambers during a meeting, saying 'Council should be disbanded.'
Health and Safety
An 11-year-old dog attack victim speaks out, saying 'I was going to die.' A child was injured after a dog attack in Regina; an investigation is underway. Amherstburg condo residents are upset by tree choppings. Lakeshore launches a free Beach Bus pilot to ease waterfront congestion. What to know about meningitis following the death of a 35-year-old actor. 'The whole skin came off': Dangerous implications from a social media trend involving microwaved toys. What did we learn from the hantavirus cruise ship scare?
Sports
Jacob Shaffelburg's father reflects on his son's World Cup win, saying it's 'hard to put it all into words.' After 16 years in the NHL, Jonathan Toews announces retirement as a Winnipeg Jet. Canada midfielder Ismaël Koné undergoes surgery to repair a broken leg suffered at the World Cup. An endangered orca pod welcomes a new calf. Coach and Prime Minister Carney are proud of Team Canada's composure after a shocking World Cup injury. Internet reacts to Canada coach Jesse Marsch's viral dance moves at the World Cup. French tennis player Moutet was fined US$40,000 for expletives in an interview at Queen's Club.
Entertainment and Lifestyle
James Burrows, director of classic TV comedies including 'Cheers' and 'Friends,' dies at 85. Grammy-nominated producer Tay Keith dies at 29. Anne Hathaway is pregnant with her third child. French curator unearths a rare Mozart manuscript. Sunday is the longest day of the year for half the planet; a guide to the summer solstice. How to rent an RV and plan your cross-country road trip or staycation.
Politics and Business
Eric Ham discusses the U.S.-Iran agreement and what it could portend for CUSMA. The House of Commons is on its summer break; here's a list of the bills it passed. Advocates attack the Carney government's elimination of the ombudsperson for forced labour. Cash prize emails were sent out due to an 'error,' says a Canadian tech company. The federal banking regulator OSFI lowers the domestic stability buffer to 3%. Canada imposes a 10% tariff on canned vegetables, excluding the U.S. and others.
Science and Technology
Researchers have found a way to brew espresso using sound waves. The potential risks and rewards of gifting DNA test kits for Father's Day. The Sun may not engulf Earth after all, scientists say.
