It can be stressful hiring new workers, especially for a big company. But you’d expect that Disney, a family friendly company, would dig a little deeper when making new hires! It turns out, they accidentally hired somebody from a profession that definitely isn't for all ages. https://nationalpost.com/entertainment/movies/disney-accidentally-hired-adult-film-star-in-the-little-mermaid-Logan Schwartz

There, Vivek Ramaswamy, an entrepreneur and investor who is also seeking the Republican presidential nomination, challenged his fellow candidates to commit to pardoning Donald Trump of the federal charges if they win the election. Ramaswamy wore a white hat bearing the word “Truth,” perhaps nodding to the hard reality that Trump’s legal misery is dominating the public conversation and winning him lots of sympathy among Republican voters. And the only way for the other Republican contenders to get attention is by positioning themselves in the shadow of an alleged criminal. And by the time he was arraigned in Miami, Trump’s lead had risen to nearly 54 per cent compared to less than 22 per cent for DeSantis. “What is being done to President Trump should terrify all citizens of this country.

Sea ice can be a draw for tourists, but it's keeping away cruise ships headed for Corner BrookCruise ships haven't been able to make it to Corner Brook this year due to sea ice, which has led to four cancelled trips early in the tourism season. Essentially, it means there's too much sea ice around the island for cruise ships to safely travel. Jennifer Hartley, business development manager for the Port of Corner Brook, says the amount of ice is causing trouble for arriving ships. She sells Indigenous crafts and clothing pieces on the Corner Brook dock when cruise ships arrive. The Navigator is still booked to make its first — and final — entry into the Port of Corner Brook on June 30.

Coach Bruce Cassidy, in a nod to the Knights’ brief history, started five of the original Vegas players known as the Misfits and put the sixth on the second shift. The Knights got the rest of their scoring from Nic Hague, Alec Martinez, Reilly Smith, Michael Amadio, Ivan Barbashev and Nicolas Roy. Hill came through with another strong performance that has quickly made him a Knights fan favorite, even earning “MVP! As for the Knights, their connection to Las Vegas was sealed ever since the shooting Oct. 1, 2017 that took 60 lives. Stone, Eichel and Alex Pietrangelo are the most notable players Vegas has acquired to get to this moment.

TORONTO, June 13, 2023 /CNW/ - The Globe and Mail is this year's recipient of the CJF Jackman Award for Excellence in Journalism in the large-media category, presented tonight at the annual Canadian Journalism Foundation Awards . The CJF recognized excellence in Canadian journalism at last night's sold-out CJF Awards. The 2023 fellowship recipients are: Daniel Reale-Chin, the inaugural CJF- Globe and Mail Black Journalism Fellowship;the inaugural CJF- Black Journalism Fellowship;Mzwandile Poncana, the CJF-IJB Black Investigative Journalism Fellowship. With thanks to sponsors Gerry Gotfrit and Unifor;the With thanks to sponsors Gerry Gotfrit and Unifor;Leïla Ahouman, the CJF-CBC/Radio-Canada Black Journalism Fellowship;theSerena Lopez , the CJF-CTV News Black Journalism Fellowship. About the Canadian Journalism FoundationFounded in 1990, The Canadian Journalism Foundation (CJF) fosters excellence in journalism through the support and recognition of emerging and experienced journalists and their organizations and enhances the public's understanding of fact-based journalism.

Department of Natural Resources firefighters Walter Scott and Zac Simpson work on the fire in Sandy Point, Shelburne County, on June 1, 2023. (Communications Nova Scotia - image credit)The Department of Natural Resources says a massive wildfire in Shelburne County, N.S., that began burning more than two weeks ago is finally under control. An estimated 60 homes and a total of 150 structures were destroyed by the wildfire, which started near Barrington Lake. Firefighters doing 'mop-up'Steeves said more than 100 firefighters are on the scene in Shelburne County doing "mop-up," meaning the firefighters start at the fire's perimeter and move toward the centre in a grid pattern to put out hot spots. Last week, a ban on travelling into the woods imposed in the wake of the recent wildfires was lifted for all of Nova Scotia, expect Shelburne County and any remaining evacuation areas.

OTTAWA—Pierre Poilievre’s Conservatives are pulling further ahead of the governing Liberal party in national voting intentions amid a widespread desire for change across the country, a new poll suggests. The online survey from Abacus Data found the federal Conservatives have climbed to a seven-percentage-point lead over Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s Liberals, up from three points one month ago. The NDP had 21 per cent in the latest Abacus poll, up three percentage points, while the far-right People’s Party and Greens each had four per cent. What’s more, barely 20 per cent of survey respondents said Trudeau and the Liberals “deserve to be re-elected,” while more than 80 per cent said it is “time for a change in government.”How do Canadians feel about Poilievre? But Coletto also noted that 31 per cent of respondents said they don’t see a good option for the change in government they want.

Lapland experienced mixed May weather, with exceptional warmth in the eastern part of the region and more rainfall than usual in the North, the Finnish Meteorological Institute (FMI) says. The average temperature in northern Lapland was 5-7C and in the central and southern part of the region it was 7–9C. In other parts of Finland, the average temperature was 9–11C. The highest temperature of the month was 25.1C recorded in two places; Kankaanpää in southern Finland on May 22 and then in Hattula, also in the South on May 24. “The average temperature was close to normal throughout the country; southern parts were slightly warmer than usual.”Rain in ArcticThe Lapland community of Inari clocked the most rain for the month at 61mm.

What will it take for conservative politicians and big oil bosses to actually acknowledge that the wildfires ravaging our forests are fanned by the carbon emissions that have torqued up the world’s climate? In his deeply researched and compelling book, “Fire Weather: The Making of a Beast,” Vancouver-based journalist and author, John Vaillant, makes it clear that these are no ordinary forest fires. Kenney didn’t mention global warming that day either. And yet, the Conservative party has yet to tell us how it would slow the carbon emissions that cause global warming. But for these politicians and captains of the oil industry even the word “transition” has become toxic, never mind actually planning for it.

Development team Midway Rising is in talks to lease San Diego’s existing sports arena facility from the city while the group works through the particulars of remaking the entirety of the 48-acre site where the aging venue resides. AdvertisementProposed lease terms were not disclosed given ongoing talks, but the agreement will become a public record once it is finalized. Midway Rising will take the place of longtime arena operator ASM Global, a subsidiary of AEG, which has run the 57-year-old facility at 3500 Sports Arena Blvd. Last year, San Diego City Council members selected the Midway Rising development team to redo its property at 3220, 3240, 3250 and 3500 Sports Arena Blvd. The San Diego Gulls hockey team, San Diego Seals lacrosse team and San Diego Sockers indoor soccer team are current tenants at the arena.

Faced with rising costs and falling income, Canadian news media are restructuring and experimenting with new content and business models. Podcast initiatives were developed and promoted through media partnerships, such as a true crime series by Postmedia with Antica Productions; a Toronto Star entrepreneurship podcast made available on Air Canada flights; and podcasts jointly commissioned by the BBC and CBC/Radio-Canada. Hebdos Québec, a group of 75 independent publications, acquired Réseau Sélect, an advertising network serving French-language weeklies. It says it will stop making news content available on any of its platforms in Canada if the act passes in its current form. The future of public broadcaster CBC/Radio-Canada became more polarised following the election of a new leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, Pierre Poilievre.

Proud pet Labrador gifts owner with bullfrog surpriseDuration: 00:36A pet Labrador Retriever in Thailand parades around with a surprise gift in her mouth - a live bullfrog! The adorable pooch shows off her prized catch before proudly presenting it to her owner.

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The Sami Parliament in Finland rejected participation in a Lapland wind power study saying the body does not participate in projects that promote the idea of wind energy in their homeland. The Regional Council of Lapland is currently examining areas in Lapland, Finland’s Arctic region, where wind power could be developed. 46 potential areas identified in LaplandThe survey is a continuation of a 2022 wind power survey, the parliament said. “The size class of potential wind power areas varies between 11 and 342 km2,” the council said. “According to current knowledge, the effects of wind power on reindeer husbandry are wide-ranging,” Tiina Lovisa Solbar, the parliament’s Environmental Secretary, said.

Facility still missing some equipment, like lack of bar to hold onto in showersOver two years after the facility had its official opening, residents of Fort Good Hope, N.W.T. But after a series of delays lasting 28 months, the seniors only began moving in last week. Grandjambe, herself from Fort Good Hope, said the necessary additions to the showers are something that Sahtú MLA Paulie Chinna is aware of. Angela Grandjambe, manager of the Rádeyı̨lı̨kóé Housing Association responsible for coordinating the tenants, said she’s heard the seniors are so far enjoying their new home. That’s because the association is working with the seniors to complete paperwork on checking out of their current residence, starting a new lease and transferring power to the new unit.