It appears Aldana didn’t suffer any major damage outside of the sting from coming up short in her first bid at becoming UFC champion. “It was an honor to face Amanda Nunes,” Aldana wrote on Instagram. As for Aldana, she was criticized for her lack of activity numerous times by the UFC broadcast team calling the event. “Rest up and get back in the game,” Nunes wrote. Aldana joins fighters like Pena and Raquel Pennington near the top of the division as the 135-pound division moves forward with Nunes gone.

VANCOUVER - Hundreds more properties have been warned to be ready to evacuate on short notice after high winds fanned a massive wildfire in northeastern British Columbia that is the second largest in the province’s history. The Peace River Regional District issued the latest alert covering 370 more properties in remote areas north of Fort St. John Monday as winds whipped up the 4,660-square-kilometre Donnie Creek blaze. The service says winds responsible for the weekend trouble between Fort St. John and Fort Nelson aided firefighters on a separate blaze to the south, which prompted Thursday’s evacuation of the entire northeastern community of Tumbler Ridge. Environment Canada is calling for showers in the northeast on Tuesday, with between five and 10 millimetres of rain in the Fort St. John area, although the weather office says there is also a risk of gusty winds and lightning. An earlier version incorrectly stated that the Peace River Regional District issued an evacuation order covering 370 more properties Monday.

There’s nothing like seeing the captain of the winning team take the Stanley Cup from commissioner Gary Bettman and raise it to the heavens. In 2001, captain Joe Sakic didn’t lift the Cup, but handed it to 22-year veteran defenceman Ray Bourque. It’s not a straight line from the top of the draft to the Stanley Cup. Sometime between the handing over of the Stanley Cup and the coronation of Bedard as the first overall pick, Bettman is expected to deal with some heavy issues. But maybe Treliving wants Lucic’s toughness.

Members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) have been using the Automatic Licence Plate Reader (ALPR) for some time and many vehicles have been observed as being unregistered. Remember, while there is no longer a fee for a licence plate sticker there is still a responsibility to register your vehicle. Vehicle owners can register vehicles by attending a Service Ontario location in person, or online at https://www.ontario.ca/page/vehicle-registration. Don’t miss out on Doppler! Sign up here to receive our email digest with links to our most recent stories.

Brad Bradford is the current city councillor for Beaches–East York. (Nav Rahi/CBC - image credit)Brad Bradford had his turn to tell CBC Radio's Metro Morning why he should be Toronto mayor's Tuesday, saying he would look for "common sense solutions" to the city's challenges and impose more accountability at city hall. Bradford, the current councillor for Beaches–East York, said he would be a mayor of action and chalked up many of the city's problems to political inertia. Bradford has promised to keep property tax increases at or below the rate of inflation and tackle gridlock. But he told Metro Morning he has no such plan.

The Raptors have the 13th pick in the June 22 NBA draft and, with less than two weeks remaining until they are on the clock, crunch time is approaching. More of a passer in one college season limited by back issues, he does seem to be a hustle-type defender, which is a skill that should translate to the NBA. Keyonte George, 19The six-foot-four Baylor freshman guard may be a bit on the small size for a combo guard, which is where he likely ends up. Not a great shooter in one college season, but he could be a scoring threat on a young, torn-down roster if that’s the way the Raptors go. Gradey Dick, 19The six-foot-six Kansas freshman wing can shoot, and the Raptors as a team didn’t shoot nearly well enough this past season.

On April 19, 2023, the Alberta government released its Emissions Reduction and Energy Development Plan [PDF] (the Alberta Plan), which aligns with the federal target of achieving net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 but does not accept certain federal emissions reduction targets for 2030. In this blog post, we highlight some aspects of the Alberta Plan, including where it conflicts with federal plans to achieve a national greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions reduction of 40–45% (below 2005 levels) by 2030. Overview of the Alberta PlanAt a high level, the Alberta Plan seeks to maintain energy security and position Alberta as a leader in emissions reductions, while attracting investment, working with Indigenous communities and supporting jobs. Notably, the Alberta Plan rejects the goal of requiring a net-zero electricity grid by 2035 as stated in the federal government's 2030 Emissions Reduction Plan. The Alberta Plan states that this federal goal is not technologically feasible and threatens electricity affordability and reliability.

Dr. Christine BaesDr. Christine Baes, a livestock genomics researcher in the Ontario Agricultural College, discussed her work to breed dairy cattle to produce less methane with several media outlets. Along with her research team, Baes helped create the first national genetic evaluation tool to help select low-methane dairy cows. Baes discussed the research with CBC Radio’s weekend program Fresh Air, CTV Kitchener, and 900 CHML Radio. Baes is the head of the Resilient Dairy Genome Project,.which is using genomics tools to breed cattle that process their feed more efficiently and release fewer gases. She is a professor in the Department of Animal Biosciences and holds the Canada Research Chair in Livestock Genomics.

It was there a seed was planted: a belief that positive change happens with community support. In the early 1970s, Joan moved to Vancouver to earn a Master’s of Library Science at UBC. She returned to Toronto’s national newsroom and, finally, to Vancouver to run CBC Radio for the province. Joan loved to volunteer, especially chairing the Vancouver Library Board and sitting on a city committee advocating for cycling. A dream you dream together is reality.”Megan Tardif is Joan Andersen’s stepdaughter.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is not just a politician, but a business owner as well. Smith and her husband David Moretta, a former Global Television executive, opened The Dining Car in 2018. It was converted to a dining car for the Montreal World’s Fair in 1967 and restored by a team of volunteers for restaurant use in 1989. The restaurant, which specializes in diner food, also has a garden at the back producing vegetables and herbs for the kitchen. The Dining Car is rating 4.5 out of 5 in user-submitted reviews on Google, with atmospheres, the train car itself, and the ‘eggs benny’ being the favorites among customers.

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The Denver Nuggets refused to give up on Jamal Murray on his long and difficult rehabilitation after knee surgery: no knee-jerk reaction to a tough break, no resets, no trades, no panic. Just organizational patience and poise in the knowledge that when Murray got all the way back, anything was possible. Anything became something special in Denver on Monday night, when Murray and the Nuggets captured the NBA championship with a 94-89 win over the Miami Heat to win the series in five games. It was the first championship in the 47-year NBA history of the Nuggets franchise. Jokic, Murray and Gordon all battled foul trouble and Denver was an abysmal 1-for-15 from three-point range in the first half.

Stuck semi-truck gets obliterated by train at full speedDuration: 00:43A train crashed into a semi-trailer stuck on a railroad track in North Carolina, causing the truck to be completely split in half. The semi-trailer gets pulverized as the train plows straight through at full speed.

Asian Television Network International : Canada's Leading Media Companies Announce Canadian Broadcasters for Sustainability 06/12/2023 | 05:23pm EDT Send by mail :Name : First name : From * : To * : (You can enter multiple email addresses separated by commas) Message : * Required fields Canada's Leading Media Companies Announce Canadian Broadcasters for Sustainability June 12, 2023 CANADA'S LEADING MEDIA COMPANIES ANNOUNCE CANADIAN BROADCASTERS FOR SUSTAINABILITY, A HISTORIC FIRST-OF-ITS-KIND GROUP COMMITTED TO REDUCING CLIMATE IMPACT June 11, 2023 - Announced today at the Banff World Media Festival, 22 Canadian broadcasters have united to form Canadian Broadcasters for Sustainability, a group which is committed to working together to increase environmentally sustainable change. The group includes: Accessible Media Inc., Asian Television Network, Bell Media, Blue Ant Media, CBC/Radio-Canada, Channel Zero, CHEK Media, Corus Entertainment, Hollywood Suite, Knowledge Network, New Tang Dynasty (Canada), Nunavut Independent Television Network (Uvagut TV), OUTtv, Pelmorex Corp., Remstar Media, Rogers Sports & Media, Super Channel, Télé-Québec, TFO, TV5, TVO and Wildbrain. CBC/Radio-Canada is proud to be among the broadcasters leading the charge to make Canadian media production greener and more sustainable." About ATN-Asian Television Network International Limited: Asian Television Network International Limited (ATN) (TSX-V-SAT) Canada's largest South Asian Broadcaster serves Canada's diverse cultural communities with over 50 specialty television channels. About the Super Channel Entertainment Network: Super Channel is a national pay television network owned by Allarco Entertainment 2008 Inc., an Edmonton-based media company.

Canada Post unveiled a new stamp in honour of Nellie Cournoyea, the former premier of the Northwest Territories (N.W.T.). The stamp was unveiled at a community event at in the Northwest Territories community of Ulukhaktok. Life in politicsCournoyea, an officer of the Order of Canada, was premier of the Northwest Territories from 1991-1995. Stamp series honours Indigenous leadersThe Cournoyea stamp is the latest addition to Canada Post’s ongoing multi-year series honoring Indigenous leaders, which began in 2022. All three stamps will be available as of June 21, National Indigenous Peoples Day, online at Canada Post or in outlets.