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Canadian quarterback Ford finally getting a chance to start out of the gate for Elks

2 days ago | elliotlaketoday.com | John Korobanik

EDMONTON — For much of three seasons Tre Ford stood on the Edmonton Elks sidelines listening to fans chant: "We want Tre, we want Tre."No more chanting. The fourth-year quarterback out of the University of Waterloo, who got to start only when the Elks playoff chances were virtually eliminated the last two seasons, has been handed the reins of the team that has been revamped from ownership to upper management to coaching.
Henrique, Skinner help Oilers push Knights to brink of elimination with 3-0 win

3 days ago | elliotlaketoday.com | Shane Jones

EDMONTON — The Edmonton Oilers were able to put a devastating loss behind them and come back with their most complete effort of the playoffs. Adam Henrique had a pair of goals and Stuart Skinner made 23 saves as the Edmonton Oilers blanked the Vegas Golden Knights 3-0 on Monday to take a commanding 3-1 lead in their second-round, best-of-seven NHL playoff series.
Biochar could put Espanola on the comeback trail

5 days ago | elliotlaketoday.com | Ian Ross

A leading clean-technology company looks to be the first tenant of a proposed bio-hub complex at the former Espanola pulp and paper mill. CHAR Technologies is focusing on setting up shop at the idled Espanola site to produce renewable natural gas and a bio-coal product from residual wood waste.
Father of 15-year-old who killed 2 at Wisconsin religious school faces felony charges

1 week ago | elliotlaketoday.com | Scott Bauer |Todd Richmond

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Wisconsin prosecutors have charged the father of a teenage girl who killed a teacher and fellow student in a school shooting last year with allowing her access to the semiautomatic pistols she used in the attack.
Spotlight: Cameco Blind River Charity Golf Tournament sold out

1 week ago | elliotlaketoday.com | Katie Corcoran

The Cameco fourth annual Blind River Refinery Charity Golf Tournament at Huron Pines got off to a wonderful start by selling out in record time. Terry Davis, general manager of Cameco’s Blind River Refinery, said the company’s goal is to continue to raise awareness about mental health and support organizations addressing mental health through programs and initiatives.
Supreme Court won't hear province's appeal in youth-led Ontario climate case

1 week ago | elliotlaketoday.com | Jordan Omstead

Canada's top court has dismissed Ontario's request to weigh in on a major challenge to its climate plan brought by a group of young activists. The decision released on Thursday means the case will be revived with a new hearing in the lower courts. In 2019, at the height of a youth-led wave of climate activism, 12-year-old Sophia Mathur and six other young people joined together to challenge Ontario's watered-down emissions target.
Elections Canada to investigate voting barriers in Nunavik

2 weeks ago | elliotlaketoday.com | Maura Forrest

MONTREAL — Elections Canada says it will investigate "shortcomings" that prevented some people in Nunavik from casting their vote in Monday's federal election. In a statement Wednesday, chief electoral officer Stéphane Perrault apologized to residents of the northern region of Quebec, which is the homeland of Inuit in the province. "I deeply regret that some electors in Nunavik were not able to cast their vote," he said.
'Tragedy all around': Murder charges follow Vancouver festival attack that killed 11

2 weeks ago | elliotlaketoday.com | Chuck Chiang |Nono Shen |Ashley Joannou |Brieanna Charlebois

VANCOUVER — Charges have been laid against a man who's accused of racing a vehicle through a crowded street at a Filipino community festival in Vancouver, killing 11 in an attack the interim police chief called the "darkest day" in the city's history. Vancouver Police said in a statement Sunday that Adam Kai-Ji Lo faces eight counts of second-degree murder and further charges are anticipated. Const. Tania Visintin said some victims remained unidentified.
Ontario's new mining bill is a 'vendetta' against species at risk: environmentalists

2 weeks ago | elliotlaketoday.com | Jordan Omstead |Liam Casey

TORONTO — Ontario is moving to gut protections for endangered plants and animals as part of a mining bill, environmental groups say, with some calling it the most comprehensive attack on the province’s at-risk species legislation in nearly two decades. The province disputes that characterization.
Survivors of July Fourth parade shooting have mixed feelings about gunman's absence from sentencing

3 weeks ago | elliotlaketoday.com | Sophia Tareen

WAUKEGAN, Ill. (AP) — Grieving relatives and survivors of a mass shooting at a 2022 July Fourth parade recounted harrowing details for hours in a packed courtroom this week, telling a judge that the attack has done long-lasting damage. But the man who admitted to carefully planning the shooting, and was sentenced to life in prison Thursday for killing seven people and wounding 48, remained out of sight in his jail cell. The long-awaited sentencing hearing for Robert E.