A Montreal family caught in the crossfire of a dramatic gunfight earlier this month is speaking out, feeling abandoned and angry after a father and his son were shot by police during an exchange of fire with a suspect. The family has disclosed new details about the terrifying event, revealing that both innocent men were handcuffed by police as they bled profusely. The harrowing incident has left the family reeling and seeking answers. Dan Spector brings us the latest on this tragic event.
In Canada, a four-day rail service disruption is finally coming to an end, but experts warn that arbitration may only provide a temporary solution to the ongoing labor unrest in the transportation industry. Issues such as automation have had a significant impact on the industry, leading to continued disruptions and disputes. Heather Yourex-West discusses the potential implications of the recent rail workers’ dispute and what it means for the future.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Liberal cabinet are facing a number of key issues, including the rail workers’ dispute and the ongoing housing crisis, as they gather in Halifax for their annual retreat. Minister of Housing Sean Fraser has announced plans to lease federally-owned land for new housing developments in an effort to address the housing shortage. Mackenzie Gray provides insight into the discussions taking place at the retreat and the government’s plans for addressing these pressing issues.
Meanwhile, tensions escalate between Israel and Lebanon as the leader of Hezbollah claims their recent rocket and drone attack on Israel was successful, despite Israel’s preemptive strikes on Hezbollah targets. The exchange of fire between the two sides has intensified in recent years, with this latest incident marking a significant escalation. Redmond Shannon reports on the latest developments in the ongoing conflict.
Back in Montreal, NBA player Luguentz Dort returns to his hometown to host the annual ‘Lu the Beast Camp,’ inspiring younger players with dreams of a professional basketball career. The camp serves as a platform for aspiring athletes to learn from a successful professional player and receive guidance on pursuing their own basketball aspirations. Matilda Cerone shares more on Dort’s efforts to give back to his community and support young athletes.
Lastly, a new personal finance trend known as “underconsumption core” is gaining popularity on social media, encouraging people to be more mindful of their spending habits and prioritize essentials. Anne Gaviola delves into the reasons behind the trend’s sudden appeal and how individuals are embracing a more minimalist approach to personal finance. As the trend continues to gain traction, it highlights a shift towards conscious consumerism and financial responsibility.
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