Kansas stops enforcing a law against impersonating election officials

Outside the London, Ont., courthouse, a trial is underway involving five former world junior hockey players facing sexual assault charges. Supporters of the complainant are seen holding signs like “I believe you E.M.,” while they confront counter-protesters advocating for the accused, who display messages such as “5 careers ruined” and “E.M. cheated.” This confrontation highlights the tensions surrounding the trial and the differing opinions on the allegations involved. Full Article

Customs brokers play a crucial role in assisting businesses with the complexities of import and export duties, ensuring they understand applicable tariffs and filing necessary information with the government. Due to the dynamic nature of tariffs, brokers like Dan Patrick De Los Santos are currently experiencing increased workloads as they navigate these changes. Their expertise is essential for businesses to remain compliant and informed in a constantly evolving trade landscape. Full Article

An American military veteran, Travis Decker, is wanted for the kidnapping and murder of his three young daughters near Leavenworth, Washington, and is believed to be at large near the Canadian border. Evidence suggests Decker had plans to flee to Canada, as indicated by his Google searches for relocation and job opportunities just before his daughters were reported missing. His military training may aid his escape, and law enforcement agencies, including the U.S. Marshals Service,...

A British Columbia judge denied Gurinder Pal Singh Bajwa a lighter sentence for drunk driving despite his risk of deportation to India. Bajwa, a permanent resident with a history of 32 driving prohibitions and multiple offenses, was caught with a blood alcohol level over twice the legal limit after a crash in May 2022. Judge David Patterson emphasized that reducing the sentence would undermine justice, highlighting Bajwa's severe alcohol issues and past criminal behavior, leading...

For over 30 years, Barrie Sketchley has led Rosedale Heights School of the Arts, but his future will be decided by the Toronto District School Board (TDSB) on Monday, amid community outrage over his expected transfer. Students, like 15-year-old Zara Kheiriddin, have rallied support against the move, citing the principal's significant contributions and the school's unique atmosphere. Concerns also arise from a recent policy shift on student admissions, with some alleging Sketchley’s opposition to this...

A new multilateral Defence, Security and Resilience Bank aims to assist Canada and its allies in bolstering military capabilities amid rising global threats, with plans for a potential presence in Toronto. The bank, backed by member nations, would enable quicker military procurement and provide credit guarantees to commercial banks, thereby facilitating access to funds for defense-related industries. President Kevin D. Reed envisions significant equity raised over time, potentially reaching $400-500 billion, to support enhanced military...