Mais celle qui a brillé dans ce match opposant Montréal au Minnesota n’était pas celle qu’on attendait. J'étais contente de la première moitié du match, mais nous nous sommes éloignées de notre plan de match par la suite, a indiqué l'entraîneuse-chef Kori Cheverie. Un manque de cohésionComment expliquer qu’une équipe qui a tout misé sur l’attaque n’arrive pas à marquer? Pour une équipe comme Montréal qui prétend préconiser un jeu rapide et qui veut faire bouger la rondelle, un manque de chimie fait mal. J'ai hâte d'être à Montréal avec nos partisans , a reconnu Kori Cheverie.

Daniels, from One Arrow First Nation, made the donation in honour of her daughter, Monique Gamble, who was killed in November 2022. Monique Gamble was 24 years old when she was killed on One Arrow First Nation, north of Saskatoon, on Nov. 29, 2022. That inspired her to donate to the Good Neighbours Food Centre in Rosthern, which is near One Arrow First Nation. Listen to the full story on CBC's The Morning Edition:The letter explains how Gamble inspired the donation, Daniels said. Daniels made her donation in memory of Gamble on Friday morning, accompanied by One Arrow First Nation Chief Jeanine Baldhead.

Queen's University doctors are rolling out a program this year that's inspired by their experiences in India and aims to reduce loneliness among terminally ill patients in the Kingston area. (Chris Kreussling - image credit)Queen's University doctors are rolling out a program this year that's inspired by their experiences in India and is intended to reduce loneliness among terminally ill patients in the Kingston, Ont., area. Dr. Jean Mathews, a palliative care physician and assistant professor in Queen's departments of medicine and oncology, is also involved in the project. He is from Kerala and worked with the same local palliative care group Booth was involved with. A chief goal of KINCARES, Mathews said, is to reduce patients' social isolation, which can have an impact on the timing of their trajectory through the medical system.

Answer: Refusing to discuss the details of shared finances is at best a form of financial infidelity. Dear Liz: You recently wrote about how closing credit cards can hurt your credit scores. I’m wondering what impact closing a business credit card would have on my personal credit score. Social Security survivor benefitsDear Liz: I am trying to understand the Social Security survivor benefit. Answer: Assuming your benefit is larger than hers, then yes — her survivor benefit would be the amount you were getting at your death.

CBCTate Hughes, of Moncton, 'was the perfect definition of a little ray of sunshine,' according to his obituary. (Submitted by the Hughes family)Tate Hughes just turned five a couple weeks ago. But "Tater Tot," as he was affectionately known, managed to touch a lot of hearts in the greater Moncton area during that time, before he died suddenly Tuesday.Neil McGillis, a close family friend, says it could have been his big, blue eyes. Or maybe his little, button nose.But mostly, he thinks it was his "

Some customers reported that Bell is raising the monthly cost of its existing wireless plans in February. e-mail [email protected]The idea that Canadians should bear the burden of searching for cheaper prices doesn’t sit well with one competition expert. Under this agreement, Videotron was forced to reduce prices, but the lowest price the government could charge was $68 per month. In April, the CEO of Rogers Communications pledged that prices would fall following its merger with Shaw Communications. But studies comparing phone and internet prices around the world continue to detail exorbitant prices in Canada.

ABC NewsSpecial counsel Jack Smith's team has uncovered previously undisclosed details about former President Donald Trump's refusal to help stop the violent attack on the U.S. Capitol three years ago as he sat watching TV inside the White House, according to sources familiar with what Smith's team has learned during its Jan. 6 probe. Many of the exclusive details come from the questioning of Trump's former deputy chief of staff, Dan Scavino, who first started working for Trump as a teenager three decades ago and is now a paid senior adviser to Trump's reelection campaign. New details also come from the Smith team's interviews with other White House advisers and top lawyers who -- despite being deposed in the congressional probe -- previously declined to answer questions about Trump's own statements and demeanor on Jan. 6, 2021, according to publicly released transcripts of their interviews in that probe.

The Canadian PressSHREWSBURY, England (AP) — Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney appear to have FA Cup fever — just like their soccer club Wrexham. The Hollywood stars were watching from their homes in the United States as Wrexham won 1-0 at local rival Shrewsbury, a team from one division higher in English soccer's pyramid, in the third round of the famous competition on Sunday. The Welsh club will find out on Monday its opponent in the fourth round — or the last 32 — and there's a good chance it will be a team fro

CBCTate Hughes, of Moncton, 'was the perfect definition of a little ray of sunshine,' according to his obituary. (Submitted by the Hughes family)Tate Hughes just turned five a couple weeks ago. But "Tater Tot," as he was affectionately known, managed to touch a lot of hearts in the greater Moncton area during that time, before he died suddenly Tuesday.Neil McGillis, a close family friend, says it could have been his big, blue eyes. Or maybe his little, button nose.But mostly, he thinks it was his "

| SaltWireFacing mounting criticism for an alleged tolerance of a series of road-closing anti-Israel protests , Toronto police members have sparked renewed outrage thanks to a video showing them delivering coffee to said protestors. The bridge, located within Toronto’s largest Jewish area, was the site of numerous demonstrations by anti-Israel activists. That prompted Toronto police to close the bridge during the protests, prompting criticism of police kowtowing to protestors over enforcing the law. “Their top priority is maintaining order in a tense environment on the Avenue Road bridge,” she said. “ Police bringing food and coffee to demonstrators in the current context of the protests in Toronto was a very poor decision by Toronto Police,” he posted to X.

It was the second time in nearly four months that a breakdown prompted the Royal Canadian Air Force to dispatch rescue aircraft to bring home Canada’s prime minister from an overseas visit. The RCAF Challenger that arrived earlier today in Jamaica was *not* the PM’s ride home from his Christmas vacation. “A maintenance team and aircraft were then dispatched and returned the aircraft to serviceability on January 3,” she said. Shortly after noon on Friday, RCAF Challenger 144619 departed Ottawa International Airport, ferrying a repair party to Jamaica. The villa the prime minister stayed in normally rents for $9,300 a night.

Tri-Caucus Chairs Joint Statement on Third Anniversary of the January 6th Attack on the U.S. Capitol f t # e Washington , January 6, 2024 | (202.702.0797) Today marks three years since the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. January 6, 2021, was a call-back to the most egregious, brutal incidents of our past in an attempt to silence communities of color and allow an electoral loser to cling to power. Meanwhile, federal and state legislators across the country continue their assault on voting rights and the strength of our democracy in service of their ultimate goal: restrict our freedoms and do the bidding of the wealthy few. “We are committed to supporting ongoing law enforcement efforts to hold every criminal conspirator accountable and to pass additional federal legislation beyond the Electoral Count Reform Act, like the Freedom to Vote Act and John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act, to protect, secure and strengthen every American’s voting rights. Only when that happens will we as a nation begin to fully reckon with January 6.” f t # e

As It Happens 4:59 This Labradoodle ate $4K in cold, hard cash. Most of it came back outCarrie Law was working from home last month when she heard her husband shouting in a panic: "Cecil ate the money!" $3,500 retrieved so farThe couple's first concern wasn't for the cash; it was for Cecil. He's a big dog, as long as he's acting normal, you know, don't worry about it," Law said. Carrie Law, left, washes the cash retrieved from her Labradoodle's bowel movements.

Climate Change is clearly the world’s most serious developing problem that is already affecting the cost and quality of life everywhere. Pierre Poilievre has shown no credible ideas to move in sync with the world on climate change issues. Polls can change in the 22 months before the mandatory 2025 election, and the Conservatives have put themselves in a tough spot. Moderate Conservatives don’t trust Poilievre but out of some deep-rooted sense of loyalty cannot bring themselves to vote for Trudeau. They rationalize their position by saying they would vote Liberal if the eminently capable Mark Carney became Liberal leader.

For the second time in nearly four months, breakdowns prompted the Royal Canadian Air Force to dispatch rescue aircraft to bring home Canada’s prime minister from an overseas visit. “The first aircraft that transported the prime minister’s party became unserviceable after arrival,” Department of National Defence Spokesperson Andrée-Anne Poulin told CBC News. Shortly after noon Sunday, RCAF Challenger 144619 departed Ottawa International Airport, ferrying the repair party to Jamaica. Both planes departed Jamaica later that evening roughly 30 minutes apart, arriving safely back in Ottawa. Late last year, the RCAF took delivery of the first of a series of planes meant to replace the Polaris , the CC-330 Husky.