Woman dead after car plunges into Lake Ontario, Toronto cops investigating

A male in Oshawa was rushed to the hospital after a house fire at Centre and Gibb streets. He was found inside the house and is in critical condition. While an investigation is ongoing, Durham police believe the fire is not suspicious. Full Article

A lawyer challenging Bill 96 urged a judge to keep the federal government in a lawsuit against Quebec's language legislation, arguing Ottawa must contest Quebec's claim of unilateral constitutional amendment. The lawyer emphasized the importance of the federal government's involvement in the case to ensure a fair outcome and uphold the Canadian Constitution. The legal battle highlights the ongoing debate over language rights and federal-provincial relations in Canada. Full Article

A 3-car crash on Hwy. 400 resulted in one vehicle being demolished, but the driver escaped without serious injuries. The incident was captured on video, but unfortunately, the footage failed to load for viewers. The driver's fortunate escape from the wreck was highlighted in the article. Full Article

In Southern California, windy and dry conditions have returned, increasing the risk of new wildfires as firefighters continue to battle the Palisades and Eaton Fires. Gusts could reach up to 100 mph, creating a particularly dangerous fire weather situation. Authorities advise against activities that could spark fires and urge residents to be prepared for potential evacuations. The Palisades fire is 59% contained, while the Eaton fire is 87% contained, with more evacuation orders being lifted...

President Trump is optimistic about America's economic future, promising that the country will become rich again through increased drilling. The video failed to load, but Trump's message emphasizes the importance of energy production for economic growth. The president's "drill baby drill" approach reflects his belief in the potential of the energy industry to boost the nation's wealth. Full Article

In one of his final acts as president, Joe Biden commuted the life sentence of Indigenous activist Leonard Peltier, convicted in the 1975 killings of two FBI agents. Peltier, a member of the American Indian Movement, will transition to home confinement after being denied parole until 2026. Biden also issued pardons for thousands of nonviolent drug offenders, his son Hunter, and others, setting a record for presidential clemency. Full Article