Politics

Ève Gascon becomes 3rd female goalie to play in QMJHL

Ève Gascon added her name to the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League history books Saturday. The 18-year-old goaltender became just the third female player to play in the QMJHL as she followed in the footsteps of Manon Rheaume and Charline Labonte.Gatineau Olympiques goaltender Ève Gascon is seen making one of her 18 saves during her…

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Worshippers at Ontario mosque stop attacker armed with axe, bear spray

A man is facing several charges after police say worshippers at a mosque in Mississauga, Ont., west of Toronto, were attacked with bear spray in what authorities believe was a “hate-motivated incident.”Man arrested at Ontario mosque after attacking worshippersPolice were called to the Dar Al-Tawheed Islamic Centre in Mississauga, Ont., west of Toronto, on Saturday morning after…

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What oil bosses are saying about the global energy crisis

MOHAMMAD BARKINDO, secretary-general of the Organisation of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC), reflected upon the dramatic geopolitical developments of the past few weeks as he addressed a ballroom in Houston this week. Thousands of oil executives have gathered in the world’s petroleum capital for CERAWeek, an energy conference organised annually by S&P Global, a financial-information…

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Avengers star Mark Ruffalo joins campaign against B.C. pipeline with call for RBC to end funding

Mark Ruffalo says concerns about how his money is used are driving his public campaign calling on the Royal Bank of Canada to stop funding the Coastal GasLink pipeline in northern B.C.Actor and activist Mark Ruffalo said he doesn’t want his money funding the Coastal GasLink pipeline in northern B.C. (Craig Ruttle/Associated Press)Avengers star Mark Ruffalo…

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As software struggles persist, consultant says Muskrat Falls completion impossible to predict

A consulting company that’s been monitoring progress on the Muskrat Falls project has released a stinging report that raises serious questions about when the controversial project might be ready for commercial operation.This is an aerial view of the sprawling switchyard at Soldiers Pond, outside St. John’s, where DC power from Labrador will be converted to…

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Ontario makes big promises with critical minerals plans but First Nations advocates remain concerned

Lawyers and advocates for First Nations in northwestern Ontario say they’re concerned the Ford government wants to press ahead with mining development in the Ring of Fire without properly involving First Nations or addressing their environmental concerns. Ontario Premier Doug Ford unveiled the province’s critical minerals strategy on Thursday at the Lac Des Iles mine in…

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