Tim Dolighan cartoon, Feb. 14, 2025

Tim Dolighan's cartoon, dated April 3, 2025, is featured in the article. The video associated with the article failed to load, prompting viewers to refresh the browser or watch other videos from the team. The cartoon likely contains humorous or satirical content related to current events or popular culture. Full Article

Mainstream public discourse in early 2025 has been centered on tensions between Canada and the United States, with discussions revolving around Canada potentially becoming the 51st American state and the ongoing trade war. The conflict has seen the U.S. imposing tariffs and issuing threats, prompting Canada to retaliate with counter-tariffs. These developments have sparked widespread debate and concern among the public and policymakers on both sides of the border. Full Article

In the Edmonton Oil Kings-Prince Albert Raiders WHL playoff series, the Oil Kings claimed a 3-2 victory in Game 4 with backup goalie Ethan Simcoe stepping up. Lukas Sawchyn and Adam Jecho scored early goals against Raiders' goalie Max Hildebrand, with Gavin Hodnett contributing to the offense. The Oil Kings now lead the series 3-1, with Game 5 set to take place in Prince Albert. Full Article

NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured images of the asteroid Apophis, which is not expected to collide with Earth in 2032. The telescope's high-resolution photos provide valuable data for studying the asteroid's trajectory and composition, helping scientists better understand its potential impact on our planet. This observation highlights the importance of continued monitoring and research to safeguard Earth from potential asteroid threats in the future. Full Article

There are only two weeks left for the winner of a $144,943 lotto ticket bought in Hamilton to come forward and claim their prize. The ticket was purchased in the Hamilton area, and the deadline for claiming the prize is quickly approaching. The winner is urged to check their tickets and contact the appropriate authorities to collect their winnings before time runs out. Full Article

Windsor customs officials seized eight kilograms of the controlled substance khat from two separate courier shipments at the Ambassador Bridge, a flowering shrub chewed for its euphoric-like effect. This seizure is part of a larger investigation involving Toronto police, where CBSA agents seized 475 kilograms of cocaine in January as part of Project Castillo, making it the largest cocaine bust in the city’s history. The Windsor seizure was deemed a significant contribution to the ongoing...