Montreal Roses FC blanked Vancouver, while Montreal Rapid beat Wild in National Soccer League action on Saturday. The matches highlighted a busy sports day across Canada.
Other Notable News
An Edmonton-based cryptocurrency company has expressed interest in working with the federal government on proposed ATM regulations. Meanwhile, a former Ubisoft Halifax team has launched an independent video game studio.
In health news, a made-in-British Columbia test can now determine which parent passed on a gene linked to increased cancer risk. The Canadian Security Intelligence Service reports a rise in youth radicalization across the country.
On the political front, Prime Minister Carney arrived in Armenia for the European Political Community summit, while a senator warns that growing vacancies signal the end of an era for independence. The PM is set to meet with EU leaders amid trade tensions with the U.S.
In entertainment, Shakira is set to follow Madonna and Lady Gaga with a massive free concert on Copacabana Beach. Additionally, rising fuel prices are making touring unsustainable for many Canadian artists.
Sports highlights include Golden Tempo winning the Kentucky Derby, making Cherie DeVaux the first female trainer to win the event, and Kimi Antonelli taking the Miami Grand Prix pole.
Environmental news features the release of humpback whale 'Timmy' in the North Sea after weeks stranded off Germany, and concerns from Nova Scotia farmers about unhealthy soil due to last year's drought.
In technology, ChatGPT conversations are increasingly used as evidence in criminal investigations, and the U.S. military has reached deals with seven tech companies to use their AI on classified systems.
