Thursday, November 21, 2024

Canada

Why Jake Paul-Mike Tyson fight could cause betting lawsuit

After Jake Paul defeated Mike Tyson in a boxing match, many were disappointed with the lackluster bout. Paul's actions during the fight and his comments at the press conference afterwards have fueled criticism, with some considering legal action. Despite appearing to take it easy on Tyson and admitting to "carrying" him during the fight, Paul claimed he didn't want to hurt the older fighter and wanted to give the fans a show. Full Article

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Alouettes sign star linebacker Tyrice Beverette to extension through 2026

The Montreal Alouettes signed American linebacker Tyrice Beverette to a one-year contract extension through the 2026 season. Beverette, a finalist for the CFL’s defensive player of the year award, led the league with 137 defensive plays and finished fourth in the CFL with 102 tackles. The 29-year-old player started in all of Montreal’s games this year and was already under contract with the Alouettes for next season. Full Article

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Trump’s lawyers urge judge to ignore prosecutors and dismiss hush money conviction

Trump's lawyers are urging Judge Juan M. Merchan to dismiss a hush money conviction against Trump, claiming it will interfere with his preparations for returning to the White House and running the country. The lawyers, Todd Blanche and Emil Bove, plan to file formal paperwork by Dec. 20, following a deadline set by Special Counsel Jack Smith. They are asking the judge to consider the will of the voters who re-elected Trump, rather than the prosecutors representing the "People of the State of New York." Full Article

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Montreal weather: The rain will hold off for one more day

Montreal will experience a high of 8 C and a UV index of 2 on Wednesday, with rain expected by Thursday morning. A recent study found that human-caused climate change has made Atlantic hurricanes stronger, with storms gaining an average of 29 km/h in wind speed over the past six years. This increase in power primarily affects the most destructive storms, such as Beryl, Helene, and Milton, which have seen significant boosts in wind speed due to climate change. Full Article

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Beaver Creek Institution staff seize contraband valued at over $102K

Prison staff at Beaver Creek Institution in Gravenhurst seized a package containing contraband, including tobacco and crystal methamphetamine, valued at nearly $102,000. The Correctional Service of Canada employs various measures, such as ion scanners and drug-detector dogs, to prevent contraband from entering their facilities. Although details of the individuals involved were not disclosed, no arrests or charges have been reported in connection to the incident. Full Article

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Ford to cut 4,000 jobs in Europe, cites disruptive shift to EVs

Ford announced plans to cut 4,000 jobs in Europe, with most in Germany, due to the shift towards electric vehicles (EVs). The company will also reduce working time at its Cologne plant where EVs are produced. This decision comes amid challenges in meeting CO2 emissions regulations and consumer demand for electrified vehicles, leading to a period of disruption in the global auto industry. Full Article

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Montreal's mobility issues have worsened: Leblanc

The president of the Chamber of Commerce of Metropolitan Montreal reported that while the number of abandoned orange cones has decreased by half, traffic congestion and construction work coordination in downtown Montreal have worsened in the past two years. The chamber released its third annual report on traffic congestion and road work, indicating that the situation is deteriorating, despite efforts to improve the city's infrastructure. Full Article

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DEAR ABBY: Partner continues to enable grown son’s bad behaviour

In the article, a woman expresses frustration with her boyfriend for continuously enabling their grown son's bad behavior by providing financial support. Despite the woman's reluctance to continue helping, her boyfriend insists on bailing out their son, causing tension in their relationship. The woman is conflicted about whether to continue supporting her boyfriend and his son or to prioritize her own well-being and financial stability. Full Article

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Hong Kong pro-democracy tycoon Jimmy Lai takes stand for 1st time at landmark trial

Hong Kong democrat Jimmy Lai testified in his national security trial, denying attempts to influence foreign policy towards China. Lai, a founder of Apple Daily, faces charges of colluding with foreign forces and publishing seditious material. Despite being held in detention for over 1,400 days, Lai maintains his support for freedom and rule of law in Hong Kong. Full Article

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Two men arrested in connection with the death of Montreal crypto influencer

Two men, Darius Perry and Nickeal Hickey, were arrested by the Sûreté du Québec in connection with the death of cryptocurrency influencer Kevin Mirshahi. They are accused of complicity in Mirshahi's death and the kidnappings of three individuals. Perry was apprehended in Châteauguay with the help of local police, while Hickey was already in SQ custody. Full Article

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