Federal prosecutors are pressing ahead with an appeal for a new trial after the acquittal of former RCMP inspector William Majcher, accused of acting as a Chinese agent — a case now seen as a flashpoint in Canada’s ongoing battle against foreign interference. Despite the judge’s ruling that the evidence was circumstantial and insufficient to prove guilt, the Crown insists the trial was flawed and seeks to overturn the verdict. Majcher, who moved to Hong Kong after leaving the RCMP in 2007, maintains his innocence, while his legal team argues the appeal is more about institutional politics than justice — especially given the personal and professional devastation already inflicted. This rare prosecution of a Canadian for alleged Chinese interference underscores the growing tension between national security and individual rights in an era of global espionage.

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Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney heads to the G7 summit in France amid high stakes and political tension, as President Trump joins the fold—fresh off a surprise Iran peace deal—despite lingering Middle East unrest. Carney’s push to diversify Canada’s trade away from the U.S. faces skepticism at home, while his ability to secure a private meeting with Trump could signal the future of U.S.-Canada relations. The summit will also tackle global trade imbalances, AI regulation, and child safety online—with Canada, France, and the UK pushing for stricter rules. Meanwhile, tech giants like Anthropic are navigating U.S. export controls, and protests in Geneva hint at broader global unrest ahead of the talks.

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Federal judges are suing the government over a rejected pay raise—recommended by an independent commission at $28,000 to $36,000 on top of their $400,000 salaries—fueling unprecedented legal and political tension. The government argues the raise is inappropriate amid economic strain, while judges claim it’s their right. Disputes escalated before trial: the judges’ association wanted the Supreme Court to handle it directly for speed, but the government insisted on Federal Court proceedings. The government’s suggestion to appoint a retired judge to avoid bias backfired, with the association calling it an indirect accusation of corruption. Ultimately, retired Ontario Court of Appeal judge Alexandra Hoy was appointed to preside—a move both sides accepted quietly. The main hearing is set for September, marking a historic clash between the judiciary and government over compensation.

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Carolina Hurricanes roar to their first Stanley Cup in two decades with a brutal 3-0 shutout of Vegas in Game Six, proving grit over glamor wins championships as their suffocating defense and resilient comeback sealed the deal for a team that refused to quit.

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Carolina Hurricanes etch their name in history as Stanley Cup champions for the first time in two decades, shutting out Vegas 3-0 in Game 6 with a suffocating defense that turned the tide in the final two games. After surviving shaky starts and playing high-octane hockey earlier in the series, the Canes locked down when it mattered most — a stark contrast to the early back-and-forth battles. Jordan Staal, playoff MVP, reflected on decades of waiting and the relentless team effort that kept pucks out. Vegas, in their third Final, went nearly 19 minutes without a shot in the second and third periods — their first shutout in a championship game. Coach Rod Brind’Amour, who led Carolina to glory in 2006, now has another title under his belt — a testament to resilience, grit, and finally breaking through after years of near-misses.

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Ridgefield’s Raptors are on fire, riding a six-game road win streak after sweeping the Marion Berries with a dominant seven-inning meltdown that dropped five runs to go up 9-0. Ken Tomitaka and Zach Wadas led the charge with three-for-five nights, Tomitaka driving in two with a key single, while Wadas tripled and continues his .367 tear. Jackson Weber added two hits, including a double that scored two. On the mound, Justin Brown was lights out for six innings, striking out five and allowing just one hit — his best performance yet — while Ryan McClaskey escaped a bases-loaded jam. The Raptors now sit at 11-4 and head to Portland for a crucial road series starting Tuesday at 7:05 PM. This team is built to go deep — watch them handle the next stretch.

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Get ready to dance, eat, and vibe under the sun at Vancouver’s legendary Folk Music Festival—its 49th year hits the beach July 17-19 with global stars like Hazlett, Billy Bragg, and Valerie June, plus a wild mix of cultures and sounds. Win free $500 passes—enter now!

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Big news: the President just announced a peace deal with Iran, lifting the naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz and reopening global oil flows—just in time for his birthday. The UN Secretary-General called it a major step toward peace, but Senator Lindsey Graham is watching closely, stressing that any nuclear deal must go before Congress and that Iran’s interpretation of the agreement could differ from the U.S. version. The real test? How this plays out in Washington.

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