Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and U.S. President Donald Trump had a phone call on Friday, marking their first conversation since Carney’s election. The White House initiated the call, and although no commitment was made to remove tariffs, Carney described the discussion as “productive and positive.” The leaders discussed ongoing trade issues between the two countries during the call.
In other news, a powerful 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck Southeast Asia, causing devastation in multiple cities. Myanmar’s military reported over 140 fatalities, with additional casualties in Thailand. Rescue efforts are underway to locate hundreds of missing individuals. The earthquake has caused widespread destruction, leaving communities in turmoil.
Italy’s law enforcement announced the arrest of Canada’s most wanted criminal, Dave Turmel, in Rome. Turmel is accused of leading the Blood Family mafia, a notorious street gang based in Quebec. His arrest is a significant milestone in the fight against organized crime, as authorities have been pursuing him for quite some time. The capture of Turmel has implications for law enforcement efforts in combating criminal syndicates.
Award-winning Canadian musician Sarah Harmer is set to receive the Junos Humanitarian Award at this weekend’s Juno Awards ceremony. Beyond her musical achievements, Harmer is being honored for her long-standing commitment to environmental activism. In a pre-ceremony interview, she discussed her passion for environmental causes and the significance of this recognition. Harmer’s dedication to environmental advocacy has garnered attention and praise, highlighting the importance of her work beyond the realm of music.
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