Michigan shooting: Numerous wounded victims, authorities say

The Winnipeg Humane Society expressed disappointment after being asked to leave the Hanover Ag Fair in Grunthal, Manitoba, where they had set up an animal welfare display featuring a papier mâché pig and a human-sized cage. This display has been a longstanding part of their advocacy efforts, according to WHS animal advocacy lawyer Krista Boryskavich. Want More Context? 🔎

Alberta Teachers Vote to StrikeFollowing a decisive strike vote by Alberta teachers, parents face uncertainty as the start of the school year approaches in September. This potential labor disruption leaves many families' back-to-school plans in limbo, highlighting the impact of the teachers' decision on education continuity. Want More Context? 🔎

Canadian-born Knesset member Sharren Haskel criticized Prime Minister Mark Carney's recognition of a Palestinian state amid ongoing Hamas terrorism, calling it a departure from Canada's historical Middle East policy. Haskel condemned the Toronto International Film Festival's initial cancellation of a documentary on the October 7 attacks, arguing that seeking Hamas's approval to show footage is morally bankrupt and undermines truth. Want More Context? 🔎

After four generations, Andrew and Pam Schneider are selling the Erie Beach Hotel in Port Dover, a beloved establishment known for its Lake Erie perch and family traditions, for just under $12 million. They hope the new owners will enhance its success while expressing concern for the impact of the sale on the local economy and long-time employees, some of whom have served for decades. Want More Context? 🔎

Proposed changes by the federal government regarding farmers' rights to reuse certain seeds may reignite a long-standing debate, potentially leading to conflicts between farmers and large multinational seed companies. This development highlights ongoing tensions in agricultural practices and the balance of power in the seed industry. Want More Context? 🔎

During the Alberta Next consultation in Edmonton, Premier Danielle Smith faced questions about signing the Alberta Forever Canada petition but refrained from a direct answer, emphasizing her support for Alberta's sovereignty within Canada. The event was marked by heated exchanges among attendees over various issues, including healthcare and provincial autonomy, as Smith addressed concerns about COVID vaccine policies and expense disclosures. Want More Context? 🔎