Author: MAK Gojar

Colin Gray admitted to providing the assault rifle used by his then-14-year-old son in the shooting at Apalachee High School, which killed two students and two teachers. ​Colin Gray admitted to providing the assault rifle used by his then-14-year-old son in the shooting at Apalachee High School, which killed two students and two teachers.  US Colin Gray admitted to providing the assault rifle used by his then-14-year-old son in the shooting at Apalachee High School, which killed two students and two teachers. 

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ABC News’ Danny New reports on a new documentary that tells the story of the Eurasian Eagle owl who came to fame by escaping the Central Park Zoo. ​ABC News’ Danny New reports on a new documentary that tells the story of the Eurasian Eagle owl who came to fame by escaping the Central Park Zoo.  US ABC News’ Danny New reports on a new documentary that tells the story of the Eurasian Eagle owl who came to fame by escaping the Central Park Zoo. 

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A group of former high-level public service executives and private-sector CEOs is aiming to advise the government on how it can better execute the priorities of Prime Minister Mark Carney and Clerk of the Privy Council Michael Sabia. Read MoreThe Task Force for Modernizing Government will focus advice on Carney, Sabia priorities.  Public Service, Discover, Ottawa Sun, public service, Realtime A group of former high-level public service executives and private-sector CEOs is aiming to advise the government on how it can better execute the priorities of Prime Minister Mark Carney and Clerk of the Privy Council Michael Sabia. Read More 

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Mark Carney always seems to say he didn’t make himself clear enough about something when he is called out on his deliberate deceptions. He thinks we will all fall for his vague word salads. Some of us actually do pay attention. Read MoreThursday, July 30: Here are today’s Ottawa Sun letters to the editor.  Letters, Opinion, letters, opinion, Ottawa Sun Mark Carney always seems to say he didn’t make himself clear enough about something when he is called out on his deliberate deceptions. He thinks we will all fall for his vague word salads. Some of us actually do pay attention. Read…

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We are officially halfway through the summer, and another long weekend is upon us. The weather is looking slightly unsettled, but Monday is shaping up to be a beautiful day. For more details on what else is happening in Toronto on the August Civic Holiday weekend, click here. Banks, government offices and Toronto Public Library branches will be closed. There will be no mail delivery as well. Here are more details on what is open/closed on Monday, August 3. Transit GO Transit will operate on a Saturday schedule on the holiday Monday. All TTC routes will operate on their Sunday service…

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It’s officially midway through the summer, and what better way to mark it than celebrating the Toronto Caribbean Carnival this long weekend. Keep in mind, the August Civic Holiday is not a designated fireworks day, and residents are only permitted to set off fireworks on their property if they have obtained a permit from Toronto Fire Services. Fireworks are not allowed in city parks or on beaches, balconies, streets, parking lots or other private property. Canada’s Wonderland will be having fireworks just before it closes at 9:45 p.m. on Sunday. Caribbean Carnival The largest Caribbean Carnival in North America is…

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Toronto police will provide an update Thursday morning on the 2006 homicide of 21‑year‑old Patrick Santos. Santos was found dead on Sept. 17, 2006, in the backyard of his father’s Scarborough home. His hands and feet were bound, and tape was wrapped around his head. The cause of death was asphyxiation. Police believe Santos was last heard from around 4:30 a.m., speaking with his girlfriend by phone while returning home from a downtown nightclub. Hours later, a 911 call brought officers to Bridlington Street, where Santos was discovered with severe trauma and pronounced dead at the scene. For years, investigators…

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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy blamed “insufficient or delayed” air defense supplies for the deaths of several people across Ukraine in fresh Russian strikes. ​Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy blamed “insufficient or delayed” air defense supplies for the deaths of several people across Ukraine in fresh Russian strikes.  International Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy blamed “insufficient or delayed” air defense supplies for the deaths of several people across Ukraine in fresh Russian strikes. 

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After unenrolling more than 500 incoming first-year students over missed deadlines, Howard University said it has reinstated over 200 incoming students. ​After unenrolling more than 500 incoming first-year students over missed deadlines, Howard University said it has reinstated over 200 incoming students.  US After unenrolling more than 500 incoming first-year students over missed deadlines, Howard University said it has reinstated over 200 incoming students. 

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More than five decades ago, librarian Kathleen Regan lost her wallet at Lowell High School in Massachusetts. Now, 54 years later, workers found the lost item and returned it to her grateful family. ​More than five decades ago, librarian Kathleen Regan lost her wallet at Lowell High School in Massachusetts. Now, 54 years later, workers found the lost item and returned it to her grateful family.  WNT More than five decades ago, librarian Kathleen Regan lost her wallet at Lowell High School in Massachusetts. Now, 54 years later, workers found the lost item and returned it to her grateful family. 

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Senate negotiators are working to resolve thorny differences with leaders of the Southeastern and Big Ten Conferences over revisions to a bill designed to regulate college sports that sponsors want a vote on before the chamber goes on summer break next… ​Senate negotiators are working to resolve thorny differences with leaders of the Southeastern and Big Ten Conferences over revisions to a bill designed to regulate college sports that sponsors want a vote on before the chamber goes on summer break next…  Sports Senate negotiators are working to resolve thorny differences with leaders of the Southeastern and Big Ten Conferences over revisions…

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The grand jury indictment follows a lengthy investigation into hazing allegations in the Cheltenham High School football program. ​The grand jury indictment follows a lengthy investigation into hazing allegations in the Cheltenham High School football program.  US The grand jury indictment follows a lengthy investigation into hazing allegations in the Cheltenham High School football program. 

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu affirmed that he believes President Donald Trump and the U.S. are in charge of the U.S.-Israeli partnership. ​Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu affirmed that he believes President Donald Trump and the U.S. are in charge of the U.S.-Israeli partnership.  US Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu affirmed that he believes President Donald Trump and the U.S. are in charge of the U.S.-Israeli partnership. 

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ABC News’ Rocsi Diaz breaks down the latest entertainment headlines, from the new ‘Jumanji’ trailer to BTS’ Grammys decision. ​ABC News’ Rocsi Diaz breaks down the latest entertainment headlines, from the new ‘Jumanji’ trailer to BTS’ Grammys decision.  Entertainment ABC News’ Rocsi Diaz breaks down the latest entertainment headlines, from the new ‘Jumanji’ trailer to BTS’ Grammys decision. 

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As Tyler Robinson waits to hear whether he’ll stand trial on capital murder charges stemming from the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. ​As Tyler Robinson waits to hear whether he’ll stand trial on capital murder charges stemming from the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk.  US As Tyler Robinson waits to hear whether he’ll stand trial on capital murder charges stemming from the fatal shooting of conservative activist Charlie Kirk. 

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President Trump has asked the Supreme Court to overturn the $83 million judgment a jury awarded E. Jean Carroll after another jury held Trump liable for defaming her. ​President Trump has asked the Supreme Court to overturn the $83 million judgment a jury awarded E. Jean Carroll after another jury held Trump liable for defaming her.  US President Trump has asked the Supreme Court to overturn the $83 million judgment a jury awarded E. Jean Carroll after another jury held Trump liable for defaming her. 

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