Habs Mailbag: Did Canadiens give up too much for Newhook and Dach?

Aren Bylot Pearson, a 40-year-old Alberta man, has been indicted for the murder of his 24-year-old girlfriend, Claire Leveque, in Scotland. The incident occurred while the couple was staying with Pearson's mother in the remote Shetland Islands, leading to Pearson's arrest and high-security incarceration. The trial is scheduled for October 6, 2025, in Edinburgh, as Claire's father, Clint Leveque, recalls the heartbreaking events leading to his daughter's tragic death. Full Article

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The Toronto Blue Jays have finalized a 2-year, $15-million contract with right-handed pitcher Yimi Garcia. Garcia is expected to bolster the team's bullpen and provide depth in their pitching rotation. The signing is a significant move for the Blue Jays as they continue to strengthen their roster for the upcoming season. Full Article

Environment Canada is warning of a storm surge up to a metre high on British Columbia’s south coast, affecting coastal areas of Metro Vancouver and Vancouver Island. Elevated ocean water levels, strong winds, and significant waves are expected to exceed the highest tide, leading to coastal flooding near the coastline and low-lying areas in Surrey, Langley, Richmond, and Delta. The surge, coinciding with high tides on Saturday morning and afternoon, poses a threat to these...

In a game where the Windsor Spitfires faced a short-handed London Knights team, the Knights still managed to secure a 4-2 victory. Despite missing key players, the Knights showcased their talent with seven NHL-drafted players on the ice. Windsor's backup goalie Carter Froggett put up a strong performance before leaving the game due to a lower-body injury, allowing the Knights to take control and secure the win in the third period. Full Article