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Steve Nease's cartoon, published on March 26, 2025, humorously depicts a situation that is not loading properly. The video fails to load, prompting the viewer to refresh the browser or watch other videos. The cartoon highlights the frustration that can arise from technical difficulties in the digital age. Full Article

The article discusses the decision made by the Media Council regarding a news story. The council's ruling is not specified, but it is mentioned that the decision was made after reviewing the content. The video related to the news story failed to load, prompting viewers to refresh their browsers or watch other videos from the team. Full Article

Former player agent and NHL GM Brian Lawton discussed the contract negotiations between Evan Bouchard and the Edmonton Oilers, comparing Bouchard to Jakob Chychrun's recent $9 million per season deal. Lawton highlighted the importance of fit and value in determining contract terms, emphasizing Bouchard's potential elite status. The outcome of the negotiations will depend on Bouchard's commitment to the team's program, with a significant financial gap potentially complicating the process. Full Article

A man is accused of sexually assaulting a female in a downtown alley, as reported in the video that failed to load. The incident has prompted an investigation and raised concerns about safety in the area. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward to assist in the case. Full Article

The video featuring LILLEY UNLEASHED discusses how Conservative MP Pierre Poilievre is emphasizing housing affordability as a key issue in the upcoming election. Poilievre's focus on this issue aims to address the concerns of Canadians struggling with rising housing costs. By putting housing affordability on the election agenda, Poilievre is seeking to offer solutions and bring attention to this critical issue. Full Article

Former Montreal executive-committee president Frank Zampino allegedly organized a bid-rigging scheme where contracts were distributed to engineering firms without a clear pattern. The distribution of contracts appeared to lack logic or rationale, indicating potential corruption within the process. The lack of transparency in how contracts were awarded raises suspicions of foul play and the need for further investigation into Zampino's involvement. Full Article