A Lakeshore girls’ hockey team, the U11 Lakeshore Lightning white team, has won the Chevrolet Canada Good Deeds Cup by completing 1,288 acts of kindness in their community, earning $100,000 for cancer research organization Play for a Cure. The team’s victory was announced during the Hockey Night in Canada broadcast, with Lakeshore Mayor Tracey Bailey congratulating the team for their inspiring work in building community and supporting those in need. Runner-up teams, U11 Huntsville Sting Black and U11 East York Bulldogs, also received donations for their selected Canadian charities after completing 1,422 good deeds.
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Slim majority of Canadians found reduced immigration levels still too high: government polling
Immigration Sentiment in Canada Following a federal decision to reduce immigration targets from 485,000 to 395,000 permanent residents in 2025, a government survey revealed that 54% of Canadians believe the current immigration levels are too high. As public sentiment shifts towards concerns over housing affordability and social support availability, the government is reassessing future immigration strategies, acknowledging the need for a balance between attracting talent and maintaining system integrity. Need More Context? 🔎
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