Major projects bill expected to pass before MPs leave for the summer

A report by Cybernews reveals a massive data breach involving 16 billion passwords, affecting major platforms like Apple, Google, and Facebook. Cybercriminals have accessed 30 datasets containing sensitive login information, posing significant threats to online accounts; users are urged to check their credentials and implement two-factor authentication for security. Need More Context? 🔎

RCMP Asst. Commissioner David Teboul announced the identification of a previously unknown suspect, dubbed Mr. X, who assisted in testing the bomb that destroyed Air India Flight 182 in 1985; however, he has died without facing charges. While ongoing investigations continue, the RCMP is focused on memorializing the victims as they mark the 40th anniversary of this tragic event, the largest act of terrorism in Canadian history. Need More Context? 🔎

On National Indigenous Peoples Day, celebrated on June 21, First Nation communities in Thunder Bay, Ontario, are hosting powwows and various events to honor their culture, community, and traditions, featuring food, dancing, music, and regalia. These gatherings take place at significant sites, such as Anemki Wajiw, the sacred mountain on Fort William First Nation. Need More Context? 🔎

An Iranian refugee, Sirus Lotfi, whose claim was denied due to a past serious assault conviction in England, will be allowed to argue for his protection in Canada based on his bisexuality, Kurdish ethnicity, and conversion to Christianity. The Federal Court found that prior immigration assessments inadequately considered his detailed affidavit about risks he faces if returned to Iran, thus remitting the case for reconsideration. Need More Context? 🔎

California police have arrested seven men involved in the largest jewelry heist in U.S. history, where over $100 million in valuables were stolen from a Brinks truck on July 10, 2022. The defendants face multiple charges, including robbery and theft conspiracy, with a trial set for August 1, while investigations continue involving several law enforcement agencies. Need More Context? 🔎

Ontario Premier Doug Ford criticized a Netflix documentary about his late brother, former Toronto mayor Rob Ford, calling the filmmakers "disgusting" for perpetuating negative narratives about Rob, who passed away in 2016. He emphasized the need to let Rob's family find peace, stating that despite Rob's controversial political career, he should be remembered fondly rather than being subjected to ongoing scrutiny. Need More Context? 🔎