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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

Beijing’s ambassador to Canada, Wang Di, expressed China's interest in increasing trade with Ottawa amidst the global trade war led by the U.S., emphasizing that Canada should not be forced to choose sides between the two countries to avoid further destabilizing the global economy. Despite recent tensions, Wang mentioned that China's trade volume with Canada is still on the rise and expressed openness to considering a free-trade deal if Canada removes restrictions on Chinese trade,...

In a video discussing the potential success of the Ottawa Senators and Montreal Canadiens in the Stanley Cup Playoffs, it is questioned whether these teams could make an impact. The video fails to load, but viewers are encouraged to refresh their browsers to watch. Both teams are analyzed for their chances of success, sparking interest and debate among fans. Full Article