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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Dec 30, 2023

Page

6

Ottawa teens die after Rideau River ice fall tragedy

Two 17 year old boys Ahmed Ahmed and Riley Cotter died after falling through ice on the Rideau River in Ottawa south end. John McCrae Secondary School confirms they were students. The coroner is investigating while the community plans grief support and a safety review.

Ottawa Rideau River Ontario Ahmed Ahmed Riley Cotter John McCrae Ottawa- Carleton Diane Pernari Selenna Elata Ahmed Iraq Emmah Palmer Carly Roome Roome David Hill Canada Alberta RCMP Calgary Ottawa Police Service

CAQ Faces a Rough Year as Legault Sees Declining Support

Quebec premier Francois Legault and the Coalition Avenir Quebec faced a difficult period with a drop in poll numbers and multiple crises. Critics cited a bungled auto insurance transition, the St Lawrence tunnel flip flop, a byelection loss, and higher salaries for officials as fueling public dissatisfaction.

Quebec Avenir Quebec CAQ Francois Legault Daniel Beland McGill Institute For the Study of Canada Leger Parti Quebecois Beland Legault Angus Reid Automobile Insurance Board Eric Caire Insurance Board Genevieve Guilbault St. Lawrence Quebec City Bernard Drainville Santa Quebec Solidaire Centre Makivvik Corporation Pita Aatami Ian Lafrenieére Montreal

BC court blocks law banning public illegal drug use

The British Columbia Supreme Court halted the Restricting Public Consumption of Illegal Substances Act pending a constitutional challenge. The injunction cites potential irreparable harm and allows police to order violators to stop using drugs in specified public areas. Local officials and advocates debate safety, health, and enforcement.

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