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Toronto police responded to a collision involving a motorcyclist and another vehicle in Scarborough at Invergordon Avenue and McCowan Road around 8:30 p.m. The motorcyclist, an adult male, sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries and was transported to the hospital. Traffic delays are anticipated in the area as authorities continue to investigate the incident. Full Article

Aaron Brian Gunches, 53, was executed by lethal injection in Arizona for the 2002 murder of Ted Price. Gunches showed no remorse before his death and the procedure went smoothly, with no visible issues reported by media witnesses. The execution had been previously delayed due to a review of the state's death penalty procedures, but ultimately proceeded as planned. Full Article

Global Affairs Canada condemns China for executing a group of Canadian citizens, citing a violation of "basic human dignity" and calling for clemency. Despite providing consular support to the victims' families, Canada remains staunchly against the death penalty. The executions, related to drug crimes, have further strained the already tense relations between the two countries, with China defending its actions and urging Canada to respect its judicial system for improved ties. Full Article

LILLEY UNLEASHED: Poilievre discusses Trump's interest in dealing with Carney. Video failed to load, but Poilievre suggests that Trump wants to work with Carney due to his experience in finance and economics. Poilievre's insights shed light on the potential reasons behind Trump's interest in collaborating with Carney. Full Article

Statistics Canada reported that the population in Canada increased to 41,528,680 as of January 1, with growth slowing down. The video linked in the article failed to load, but viewers were encouraged to refresh their browsers or view other videos from the team. The data provided by Statistics Canada highlights the ongoing changes in the country's population dynamics. Full Article

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith defended a 23% increase to her office's budget, attributing it to assuming responsibility for promoting the province's oil and gas industry. The increase, totaling $4.8 million, completes the absorption of the Canadian Energy Centre into the government, a move criticized by the Opposition NDP. The transition involved hiring additional staff and reallocating advertising funds towards energy advocacy efforts, with notable contracts awarded to individuals and consulting firms. Full Article