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Steve Nease's cartoon from January 15, 2025, humorously depicts a scene that is not visible in the text. The video associated with the article is not loading, but viewers are encouraged to refresh their browsers or watch other videos from the team. The article does not provide specific details about the content of the video, but it seems to be related to the cartoon by Steve Nease. Full Article

The Montreal Victoire and Ottawa Charge will play a historic game at Quebec City's Videotron Centre, marking the culmination of efforts to bring professional women's hockey to the city. Quebec City is vying for an expansion team in the PWHL, presenting its strong fan base, ideal geography, and suitable arena as assets. The return of women's hockey to Quebec City signifies a resurgence in the sport, with potential economic and cultural benefits for the city....

A witness in the civil case against Just for Laughs founder Gilbert Rozon stated that women are more likely to be sexually assaulted by someone they know than by a stranger. Nine women have alleged they were abused by Rozon, highlighting the importance of addressing sexual assault by familiar individuals. This testimony underscores the prevalence of sexual abuse within personal relationships and the need for increased awareness and prevention efforts. Full Article

The Edmonton Oilers have recalled centre Noah Philp from the Bakersfield Condors, as Derek Ryan's role on the team diminishes, with his ice time decreasing and appearances becoming rare. Philp, a right-handed centre and University of Alberta Golden Bears graduate, brings size and faceoff prowess to the team, despite his limited professional experience due to COVID and personal reasons. The Oilers extended a qualifying offer to Philp, signaling a potential shift in their lineup. Full...

Thieves used hammers to rob a jewelry store in Scarborough, according to police. The incident was captured on video, but unfortunately, the video failed to load. The suspects are still at large, and the investigation is ongoing. Full Article

Toronto Police's bomb squad will conduct a controlled detonation in East York after finding explosive materials in a storage unit on Bermondsey Road. The materials will be taken to Tommy Thompson Park for safe disposal, with the detonation occurring in an inaccessible area to the public. Police assure there is no risk to public safety, and the discovery is not considered criminal, although the specific type of explosives found has not been disclosed. Full Article