Gordon Lightfoot dies at 84 in Toronto hospital
Canadian folk icon Gordon Lightfoot, famed for If You Could Read My Mind and The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald, died in Toronto at 84. A towering figure from Yorkville’s 1960s scene, he recorded 20 studio albums and earned multiple Grammys, gold and platinum records, and 12 Juno Awards. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau paid tribute, noting his impact on Canada’s musical identity.
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Biden to deploy 1500 troops to border migrant surge
The Biden administration will send 1,500 active duty troops to the U.S. Mexico border for 90 days to handle data entry and warehouse support, freeing Border Patrol agents for fieldwork. The move, aimed at managing a looming surge after pandemic restrictions end May 11, draws mixed GOP and Democratic reactions.
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