Canada condemns China after it executes Canadians over ‘drug-related crime’

The town of Stanstead, Quebec, has raised concerns about limited Canadian access to a border-straddling library due to restrictions imposed by the U.S. government. The library, located in Vermont, serves both Canadian and American residents, but recent changes have made it difficult for Canadians to visit. This issue highlights the challenges faced by communities that straddle international borders and the importance of maintaining cross-border relationships. Full Article

A Quebec coroner has revised his initial report into the death of Mexican boxer Jeanette Guadalupe Zacarias Zapata after a Radio-Canada investigation revealed falsified or inaccurate medical records. The new report makes 10 recommendations, including verifying previous knockouts, conducting pre-fight radiology exams, and ensuring accurate medical records before fights. The investigation found that Zapata should not have been allowed to fight in Montreal, as she had suffered a concussion in a previous bout, highlighting the...

Letters to the Editor published on March 21, 2025, cover a variety of topics. The video content failed to load, prompting viewers to refresh their browsers or access other videos. The letters likely address current events, opinions, and feedback from readers, providing valuable insights and perspectives on relevant issues. Full Article

The article features SUNshine Girl Candace, who is showcased in a video. The video failed to load, prompting viewers to refresh their browsers or view other videos from the team. Candace is the main focus of the video, but technical difficulties prevent it from being viewed, leading viewers to explore other content. Full Article

The Edmonton Oilers lost to the Winnipeg Jets in a game where Connor McDavid suffered an injury and did not return. Despite being without Leon Draisaitl, the Oilers rallied to tie the game and force overtime, but ultimately lost on a goal by Kyle Connor. The Oilers' penalty kill was strong, helping them earn a single point in the standings. Full Article

The trial of Projet Montréal’s former executive director, accused of concealing staff overtime as a campaign expense in the 2017 municipal election, concluded with debates over the legality of election campaign work in Quebec's municipal elections law. The case centered on conflicting arguments regarding the nature of campaign activities and their classification as legitimate expenses, raising questions about the ethical boundaries in political campaigns. Despite the trial's conclusion, the controversy highlighted the importance of transparency...