Andy Donato cartoon, Dec. 1, 2024

The article reports that Detroit Red Wings' Jonatan Berggren has been fined for a cross-check on Toronto Maple Leafs' Connor Dewar. The incident occurred during a recent game, resulting in disciplinary action against Berggren. The video content of the incident is available for viewing on the website. Full Article

Residents in Windsor and Amherstburg believe that drug use and homelessness are the biggest challenges facing the police service in the coming years, according to the Windsor Police Service 2024 Community Survey. While the majority of residents have a positive perception of the police, concerns over crime rates and priorities for police focus differ between the two communities. The survey, which gathered input from nearly 1,000 residents, aims to provide an overview of community perception...

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In a frustrating loss, Craig Berube's Toronto Maple Leafs were defeated 4-2 by the Detroit Red Wings, with Jeff Petry scoring two goals for Detroit. Despite Joseph Woll's 22 saves, the Leafs struggled in coverage and rebound tracking, allowing Detroit to take the lead. Mitch Marner's nifty tip tied the game briefly, but Toronto ultimately fell short, missing the opportunity to move up in the standings. Full Article

A major ice storm in Iowa and Nebraska caused treacherous driving conditions, leading to closures of Interstate 80 due to cars sliding off the road. One fatality occurred in Nebraska from a crash on icy roads, while a tornado warning was issued in San Francisco, resulting in damage and injuries. Snowfall and avalanches affected upstate New York and Sierra Nevada, with power outages in western Washington. Full Article

The Stanley Park holiday train has been suspended due to a worker safety issue on Friday night, leading to closures until further notice by the Vancouver park board. Refunds will be provided to affected customers, with staff expressing apologies for the inconvenience. The train, plagued with previous issues, was scheduled to run until January 4 as a fundraiser for the B.C. Professional Fire Fighters’ Burn Fund, with visitors encouraged to explore the Bright Nights display...