A roundup of top Canadian news stories including 1,200 police deployed in Vancouver for World Cup, Roughriders' Grey Cup win, discussions on Halifax library and former home of Delmore Daye, a fatal crash, a dog saving a family from fire, a new hope for a Guelph boy, a Mount Brydges firearm investigation, a Windsor pedestrian injury, a former hockey player's reflection, G7 comments from Carney, Canada's stance on social media ban, Ebola update, death of Gene Shalit, PWHL draft prospects, Gen Z dating trends, a whale graveyard discovery, human walking preference, best advent calendars, a Canadian shampoo review, a smart laundry basket, budget beauty dupes, and Prime Day discounts.
1,200 police officers deployed in Vancouver on first World Cup match dayOld Halifax library, Delmore Daye’s former home to be discussed at council next week Roughriders open Grey Cup defense with comeback win over Lions Top stories of the week: Five children killed in crash, dog saves family from fire and new hope for Guelph boy Roughriders open Grey Cup defense with comeback win over LionsMount Brydges man charged in alleged 3D‑printed firearm manufacturing investigationWoman in life-threatening condition after being struck on Ouellette Avenue in Windsor ‘It was love at first sight’: Former pro hockey player says greatest accomplishment was not record-breaking goal1,200 police officers deployed in Vancouver on first World Cup match dayAhead of G7, Carney says no one country, institution to characterize new world order‘Kids just aren’t on the bargaining table’: Miller insists Canada won’t capitulate to Trump on social media ban Ebola cases in eastern Congo climb to 782 and deaths reach 181, authorities say Gene Shalit , longtime 'Today' show movie critic with bushy hair and massive mustache, dies at 100These are the Canadian players who could be picked for the PWHL draft in a few days Gen Z ers are more risk-averse.
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