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Drunken Birds will represent Canada in the race for an Oscar nomination for best international feature film. Montreal’s Ivan Grbovic directed and co-wrote the drama, about a lovestruck Mexican drug cartel member who becomes a seasonal migrant worker in rural Quebec.
Jennifer Rosebluff-Thomas died from COVID-19 in an Edmonton hospital after delivering a preterm baby at 29 weeks. The unvaccinated mother was unconscious during the emergency C-section and never held her newborn before she died.
Philadelphia Flyers head coach Alain Vigneault on Monday denied accusations he gave players drugs without doctor’s consent as suggested in a string of social media posts by former player Robin Lehner.
The Honourable Marc Garneau, Minister of Foreign Affairs, today issued the following statement: Canada is firmly committed to ensuring its energy and economic security while protecting the environment for future generations. This includes working with the United States to improve the health of the Great Lakes. For more than 65 years, Line 5 has been the safest way to transport Canadian hydrocarbons from western Canada to central Canada, helping provide energy that is essential for heating homes and powering Canada’s economy.
From Olympic gold captured by the women’s soccer team to Maggie Mac Neil and Penny Oleksiak’s early charge in the pool in Tokyo, the women’s hockey team winning the world title, and Leylah Fernandez’s historic run at the U.S. Open, Canadian women dominated the field of play this summer. Their accomplishments are not lost on several NHL players.