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🚨 Bail Hearing for Quebec Terrorism + Ontario Asylum Seeker Work Permits
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Today’s Top Stories:
🇨🇦 Ontario Plans to Issue Work Permits to Asylum Seekers Premier Doug Ford announced Ontario will begin exploring how to issue work permits to asylum seekers using Section 95 of the Constitution, which allows provinces to legislate immigration matters not conflicting with federal law.
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🧨 Bail Hearing Begins for Quebec Militia Terrorism Suspects
Three men accused of plotting to form an anti-government militia and seize land near Quebec City appeared in court today for a bail hearing. The Crown is opposing bail for the trio, who face terrorism charges.
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In Case You Missed This:
⚖️ Macron Sues Candace Owens Over Defamatory Claims
French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Brigitte filed a 22-count defamation lawsuit in the U.S. against right-wing media personality Candace Owens, accusing her of spreading false claims that Brigitte was born male and stole another person’s identity.
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🌏 Deadly Clashes Erupt in Thailand-Cambodia Border Dispute
At least 11 people were killed as Thai and Cambodian forces exchanged fire near the disputed Ta Muen Thom temple, escalating a long-standing territorial conflict.
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🍬 Cannabis Gummies Hospitalize Two Children
Two children under five were rushed to intensive care after consuming large cannabis edibles left unattended. A 45-year-old man now faces criminal negligence charges, sparking renewed warnings about the dangers of unregulated cannabis products resembling candy.
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🎤 MAGA Musician’s Halifax Concert Permit Revoked
Parks Canada cancelled Sean Feucht’s worship concert at York Redoubt in Halifax due to heightened public safety concerns, including planned protests and input from law enforcement. Feucht, known for controversial views and ties to the MAGA movement, relocated the event to Shubenacadie, N.S., and vowed the show would go on.
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⚖️ Obama Rebukes Trump’s “Treason” Accusation
Former President Barack Obama issued a rare and forceful response after Donald Trump accused him of treason, claiming Obama led a conspiracy to undermine the 2016 election.
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Did You Know?
🌪️ Extreme Weather Driving Up Home Insurance Costs
As climate change fuels more frequent floods and wildfires, Canadian homeowners are facing steep increases in insurance premiums—up 84% in Ontario over the past decade.
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Taste Test Thursday
BLACK CAMEL SANDWICHES
💰 The Damage: Sandwiches at Black Camel start around $11, with premium toppings like caramelized onions or charmoula mayo. You can build your own brisket, pulled pork, or chicken masterpiece, and sides like kettle chips or chili. Most combos stay under $15, making it a solid value for quality eats.
🔥 Worth It?: Absolutely. Black Camel’s slow-roasted meats, marinated for days and cooked overnight, deliver serious flavour. If you’re craving a sandwich with bold flavour and quality meat, this is the place.
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⚡ 6ix TriviaToronto is often considered the anchor of what "shiny equine" name for the region surrounding the western end of Lake Ontario? |
Upcoming Events/News:
🏈 CFL WEEK 8 SCHEDULE: This week has four games with one everyday from Thursday to Sunday. Montreal versus Calgary tonight, Saskatchewan versus Edmonton on Friday, Toronto versus Winnipeg on Saturday, and Hamilton versus British Columbia on Sunday.
🏈 ALOUETTES FACE STAMPEDERS TONIGHT: Montreal travels to Calgary to take on the Stampeders tonight at 9 p.m. ET, kicking off Week 8 of the CFL season.
⚾ BLUE JAYS TO START SERIES AGAINST TIGERS: The Toronto Blue Jays will start their series against the Tigers tonight in an away game. They need to take some wins in this series to keep their lead in the rankings.
⚾ AL EAST RACE HEATS UP: With the Yankees gaining ground, the Blue Jays need a strong showing to hold onto first place.
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