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In a 3-2 win over the Vegas Golden Knights, Leon Draisaitl redeemed himself after a poor start by scoring a crucial goal in the second period for the Edmonton Oilers. Calvin Pickard also made a key save late in the game. Other standout players included Vasily Podzolzin, Viktor Arvidsson, Zach Hyman, and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, who all contributed positively to the team's performance. Full Article

A man died after a shooting in Brampton on Tuesday afternoon. The incident occurred, leading to the man's death. The police are investigating the shooting. Full Article

out of the summary. Toronto is expected to experience heavy rainfall, with 30-50 mm of rain forecasted between Wednesday and Thursday. The video failed to load, but viewers are encouraged to refresh their browser or view other videos from the team for more information. The city should prepare for potentially significant precipitation over the two-day period. Full Article

U.S. President Donald Trump will announce plans for "reciprocal" tariffs to realign global trade in the White House Rose Garden on Wednesday at 4 p.m. ET, as part of the "Make America Wealthy Again Event." Trump aims to match import tax rates of other countries by increasing U.S. duties, potentially impacting Canada, with a decision pending on reinstating tariffs linked to the flow of fentanyl, amidst continued uncertainty in global markets due to his trade...

Workers at Titan Tool and Die in Windsor, members of Unifor Local 195, briefly blockaded the company to prevent tools and dies from being shipped to Michigan amid fears of job losses due to President Trump's tariff tactics. The union president stated that the company agreed to unload the equipment, but the future of the situation remains uncertain as discussions are ongoing. The blockade was initiated to protect jobs and prevent the impact of Trump's...

On April Fools' Day, celebrated worldwide with practical jokes and hoaxes, the history of the tradition dates back hundreds of years with unclear origins. The day may have ties to France in 1564 or the change from the Julian to Gregorian calendar in 1582. Regardless of its origin, April Fools' Day is marked by pranks and hoaxes, with the first documented reference in 1561 in a Flemish writer's poem. Full Article