Hello!
With July flying by, it seems to me to be a good time to mention that I’m going to be off for most of August. In fact, it will likely be all of August. I have three trips planned in four weeks and I don’t think I’ll be able to record this (or Sandy and Nora but we will see!) So — prepare yourselves! It won’t be too long. But I need a vacation. Delivering this podcast is one thing when I have a normal schedule. A summer schedule with kids home has been an altogether different experience. But we aren’t there yet! There’s still lots of July to be had.
Here are the stories that I mentioned on the podcast this past week. To hear any of this past week’s episodes, click here: https://sandyandnora.com/daily-news/
Nova Scotia
As many as 200 children were sexually assaulted at the Nova Scotia Youth Centre, say RCMP
Québec
3-month sentence for Montreal neo-Nazi could trivialize promotion of hate, says judge
Canada suspends deportation of Quebec mother and her 3 kids after UN intervention
Manitoba
Blockade continues at Winnipeg landfill after deadline passes
Nunavut
Visits suspended at Iqaluit jail over scabies case
Ontario
Ontario developer asks court to prevent, delay interview with auditor general in Greenbelt audit
British Columbia and Alberta
Employers say B.C. port strike spills over, U.S. workers refuse to touch Canada cargo
Alberta and B.C. in talks to expand Canadian LNG reach globally, Danielle Smith says
Edmonton removed two water fountains because of complaints by police and library staff
Saskatchewan
2 charged with human trafficking in Tisdale, Sask.
National
La Banque Laurentienne se met en vente
Canada probes Nike, Dynasty Gold on forced Uighur labour in China
Soldier stationed in Petawawa, Ont., charged with human and drug trafficking
Mass grave with at least 87 bodies found in Sudan’s volatile Darfur region, United Nations says
International
Concerns over Guatemalan democracy after leading party suspended
Gas Platform Explosion Off Mexico Kills 2 Workers
Deforestation in Colombia dropped by 29 percent, a milestone
Côte d’Ivoire : les pluies diluviennes font au moins 30 morts
Ben Roberts-Smith: Australia's top soldier appeals over war crimes defamation trial
Sudan conflict: Air strike kills at least 22 in Khartoum
Turkey backs Sweden's Nato membership
Tomato crisis hits India as rain ravages crops and prices rise 400%