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🚨 Suspect Arrested in Fatal Stabbing of Senior + Premier Summit in Muskoka

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Today’s Top Stories
🚨 Toronto Police Arrest 14-Year-Old Suspect in Fatal Stabbing of Senior
Police have arrested the suspect in the unprovoked stabbing of 71-year-old Shahnaz Pestonji in a North York parking lot. The attack occurred Thursday morning as Pestonji was loading groceries into her car, and investigators believe it began as a robbery that escalated into a deadly assault.
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💼 Canada’s Premiers Meet in Ontario to Tackle Tariffs and Trade
Provincial leaders are gathering in Muskoka for a three-day summit focused on responding to U.S. President Donald Trump’s looming 35% tariff threat.
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🔥 Intense Fire Prompts Evacuations in Midtown Toronto
An intense fire that started late Sunday night in a ravine forced the evacuation of near-by homes and shut down major artery roads. The heat and intensity of the flames may of caused structural damage to the St. Clair bridge, and it will remain closed until it can be fully assessed.
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In Case You Missed This:
🏢 Astronomer CEO Resigns After Viral Coldplay ‘Kiss Cam’ Scandal
Andy Byron, CEO of tech firm Astronomer, resigned after a video showed him embracing Chief People Officer Kristin Cabot at a Coldplay concert in Massachusetts.
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🕊️ Russia Open to Peace Talks with Ukraine, But Demands Remain Firm
Russia is willing to resume peace negotiations with Ukraine, but emphasized that achieving its strategic goals remains non-negotiable. Moscow insists any deal must include Ukraine’s withdrawal from four annexed regions and a formal rejection of NATO membership.
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👮 RCMP Watchdog Faces “Clear Call for Change” After Toxic Workplace Report
An independent workplace assessment of the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP uncovered serious concerns about favouritism, poor communication, and a toxic environment.
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🛸 Canada Urged to Create UFO Data Agency to Combat Misinformation
A federal report recommends that Canada establish a centralized agency to collect and analyze data on unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), citing the confusion and speculation caused by Chinese spy balloons in 2023.
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Money Monday
This week's money scene:
📉 Bank of Canada Likely Done Cutting Interest Rates
After seven consecutive rate cuts, the Bank of Canada is expected to hold its benchmark rate at 2.75%, with economists warning that further easing could fuel inflation.
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♻️ CMHC Launches Eco Plus Refund Program for Energy-Efficient Homes
Homebuyers in Canada can now apply for a 25% refund on CMHC mortgage insurance premiums through the new Eco Plus program, launched July 8.
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🤖 AI Chatbots Gain Popularity Among Canadians for Finance
A growing number of Canadians are using AI chatbots to help manage their money, from setting up savings plans to creating monthly budgets. Experts say chatbots can offer quick, personalized guidance, but caution users to verify advice with a financial planner and avoid sharing sensitive data.
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⚡ 6ix TriviaWhich superhero movie famously transformed Toronto’s streets into New York City for several scenes and featured a car chase on Yonge Street? |
Weekend Highlights:
⚾ BLUE JAYS SWEEP GIANTS AT HOME: The Toronto Blue Jays bounced back from their series loss to the Athletics by sweeping the San Francisco Giants in a three-game home stand. They won 4–0 on Friday, 6–3 on Saturday, and 8–6 on Sunday.
🏈 ARGONAUTS FALL SHORT IN MONTREAL REMATCH
The Toronto Argonauts lost a heartbreaker to the Montreal Alouettes 26–25 on Thursday night. Despite a late-game surge, Toronto couldn’t hold off Montreal’s comeback, led by QB Davis Alexander’s 303 passing yards and a game-winning rushing TD.
🏈 ROUGHRIDERS DEFEAT LIONS IN CLOSE GAME: The Saskatchewan Roughriders defeated the BC Lions 33–27 in a high-scoring game Saturday night.
🏈 TI-CATS DEFEAT REDBLACKS IN OTTAWA: The Hamilton Tiger-Cats beat the Ottawa Redblacks 30–15 on Sunday, improving their record and climbing the East Division standings.
🏈 STAMPEDERS DEFEAT BOMBERS TO STAY ON TOP
The Calgary Stampeders crushed Winnipeg 41–20 on Friday, with Vernon Adams Jr. throwing for 267 yards and 3 touchdowns. The win puts the Stampeders alone atop the CFL standings at 5–1, having now beaten the Bombers twice this season.
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