A Greater Sudbury man had an unexpected surprise while working on a ladder when he received a life-changing phone call. The Thunder Bay Health Sciences Foundation CEO called to inform him that he had won $2,454,522 in the lottery. The man, who answered the call while perched on a ladder, said he was going to call 'his old lady' to share the incredible news.
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In other news, a man awaiting trial for a fatal Brampton crash has been charged again with stunt driving in Mississauga. Toronto police are searching for a suspect after a man was found shot in the Fort York area. Meanwhile, 11 vehicles, including one belonging to a DoorDash driver, were impounded for excessive speed by Abbotsford police.
In health news, Mission ER will be closing overnight Sunday due to a doctor shortage. Danielle Smith has pushed back against comments from the Manitoba premier as controversy grows over a prospective referendum question.
Heavy rain is expected in Calgary, with city experts warning of plenty more to come Monday and Tuesday. A man died after a canoe capsized on Upper Rideau Lake, and Ottawa firefighters battled a house fire near Kars. Thousands of cyclists rode through Montreal in the 40th Tour de L’Ile.
New data reveals that teachers at certain universities are among Canada’s highest median salaries. Canada’s coach believes injured Alphonso Davies will play in the World Cup, but likely not the opener. A cat festival connected people with furry friends.
A New Brunswick man's quest to bring his son's remains home from Ukraine's front lines has sparked outrage. A Fredericton man died following an ATV crash, and Thompson RCMP are looking for a missing 12-year-old boy. A wildfire that forced northern Saskatchewan residents to evacuate is calmer but still raging.
Regina and Saskatoon's most expensive home listings were revealed. Shearing Day in Cambridge educated the masses on wool. Top stories of the week include a family shaken after a daytime break-in, the Attorney General asked to review a comment by Ford, and an illegal online cannabis shop shut down.
Two Ontario trappers were fined for abandoning a bear and wolf. Five active wildland blazes remain in northeastern Ontario. An Oakville, Ont. couple donated $4.1 million to Western University for brain health research. Lane restrictions on Wellington Road start Monday, and Owen Sound residents were awakened by a deer crashing through a window.
Barrie police are searching for three missing people. The Windsor Jewish Film Festival returns with a lighter mix after years of heavier themes. A fundraiser for cystic fibrosis was held Sunday in Windsor. Former MP Kerry-Lynne Findlay was elected leader of the B.C. Conservatives. Saanich parents demand action after a crosswalk removal near Colquitz Middle School raised safety fears.
Celine Dion gave a shout-out to the Montreal Victoire as they celebrated with the Walter Cup. Newark mayor imposed a curfew around Delaney Hall after clashes over an immigration detention center. A trailing candidate in Colombia’s election questioned results in the first round of voting.
In politics, Sweden’s PM joked about Canada joining the EU, calling it a 'very welcoming club.' Pierre Poilievre called for an emergency debate, saying 'the recession is real.' Scrapping CUSMA would be 'phenomenally disruptive,' according to a trade expert.
In business, AI demand and tactics are driving a surge in cargo theft, costing consumers more. Zara warned customers after a possible data breach. Blackstone-backed Liftoff targets a $3.7 billion valuation in a U.S. IPO.
In health, an oncologist reacted emotionally to pancreatic cancer drug results. Dutch health officials cleared a hantavirus ship to sail again. An expecting mother died from pregnancy complications, and her family says warning signs were missed.
In entertainment, Hudson Williams won best lead performer in a drama, and 'Nirvanna' won best picture at the Screen Awards. A Long Island beach helped launch Marilyn Monroe’s career. YouTuber box office boom draws Gen Z to theaters with 'Backrooms' and 'Obsession.'
In sports, questions arise about how dangerous watching the World Cup in Mexico really is. Canadian midfielder Marcelo Flores will miss the World Cup following an ACL rupture. Paris Saint-Germain celebrated a Champions League win after clashes marred the final.
In lifestyle, experts suggest three changes for a more meaningful life instead of throwing your phone away. A painting of Sue Tilley by Lucian Freud could fetch US$47 million. Milan restored a bull mosaic’s testicles to former glory.
In climate and environment, humpback whales set a new distance record. A dead humpback whale was brought to shore in Denmark for necropsy. Australia launched a record $1.4 billion lawsuit against 3M over 'forever chemicals' at defence bases.
In sci-tech, Malaysia requires social media age checks barring under-16 accounts. A violent volcanic eruption may have revealed a new weapon to tackle a potent planet-heating gas. AI helped a musician with Parkinson’s finish his new album when he could no longer play guitar.
