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🚨 Surge in Drowning Deaths + US Politics Complicate 2026 World Cup

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Today’s Top Stories

🚔 Brampton Man Charged in Trailer Theft Scheme
Police arrested a man in Brampton in connection with a re-vinning operation involving six stolen trailers found at a Caledon storage facility. Investigators recovered approximately $56,000 worth of stolen property and laid multiple charges, including possession of crime-related goods and VIN tampering.
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🏊‍♀️ Spike in Ontario Drownings Prompts Urgent Warning
A surge in drowning deaths, including two tragic incidents over the weekend, has led Ontario Provincial Police and the Lifesaving Society to urge residents to wear life jackets and stay vigilant near water.
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⚾ Blue Jays on Fire with Best Record in Baseball
The Toronto Blue Jays are enjoying their hottest streak since 2015, currently holding the best record in the league.
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⚽ U.S. Politics Complicate Canadian 2026 World Cup Plans
With less than a year to go, U.S. immigration policies under President Trump are raising concerns about border access and safety as Canada, the U.S., and Mexico prepare to co-host the largest FIFA World Cup ever. Experts warn that political tensions could disrupt travel for fans and players, casting uncertainty over the tournament.
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💼 U.S. and EU Strike Major Trade Deal
President Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen agreed to a sweeping trade framework that imposes a 15% U.S. tariff on most EU goods, while securing $600 billion in EU investments and purchases of American energy and military equipment. The deal aims to stabilize relations and avoid a deeper trade conflict.
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🇰🇵 Kim Yo Jong Rejects South Korea's Outreach
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un’s influential sister, Kim Yo Jong, dismissed diplomatic overtures from South Korea’s new president. Her remarks signal continued tension and a hardline stance from Pyongyang.
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🏊‍♀️ Summer McIntosh Wins Gold at Swim Worlds
Canada’s Summer McIntosh claimed her first gold medal at the world championships in Singapore, winning the 400m freestyle in 3:56.26. She’s aiming for five individual titles—matching a feat only Michael Phelps has achieved.
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Money Monday

This week's money scene:

💸 Guide to Debt Management
This Canadian guide breaks down how to assess what you owe, choose the right repayment strategy, and build habits to stay debt-free for good.
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🏦 Canadians Divided Over Bank of Canada Rate Cut
As the Bank of Canada prepares for its July 30 rate announcement, a new poll reveals Canadians are split. Some say a cut is overdue, while others warn it’s too risky amid rising household debt and economic uncertainty.
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🏙️ Toronto Condos Lag Behind Other Markets
If you bought a condo in Toronto in 2020, it likely underperformed. Even compared to a high-interest savings account. While cities like Halifax saw nearly 90% gains, Toronto condos rose just 3.75% over five years, making them the weakest performers.
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Money Monday Poll

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⚡ 6ix Trivia

Which superhero movie famously transformed Toronto’s streets into New York City for several scenes and featured a car chase on Yonge Street?

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Weekend Highlights:

BLUE JAYS DEFEAT TIGERS IN LATE-INNING SURGE: The Toronto Blue Jays took the game with six runs in the final two innings to beat Detroit 6–1 on Saturday.

BLUE JAYS LOSE TO TIGERS ON SUNDAY: The Blue Jays lost their streak in a 10-4 loss against the Detroit Tigers on Sunday. On the bright side, the Toronto took the entire series 2-1.

BLUE JAYS TO PLAY ORIOLES: The Blue Jays start their series against the Orioles tonight going until Wednesday in an away series. Hopefully the Blue Jays can take this series after their loss to the Orioles in March. They will be making up a missed game from their April series on July 29th. That series sits at 1-1, so the Blue Jays will have the opportunity to win two series in one set of games.

🏈 ARGOS DEFEAT BOMBERS FOR FIRST HOME WIN: Toronto’s defence stepped up big in a 31–17 win over Winnipeg on Saturday night.