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Multiple people hurt in boat crash on South Thompson River

Kamloops RCMP say two boats collided on the South Thompson River in Kamloops on Saturday afternoon and at least two people were sent to hospital with injuries.

Back alley hockey viewing parties fun and safe for Kitsilano neighbours

Residents in Vancouver's Kitsilano neighbourhood are heading outdoors to watch the Vancouver Canucks in the Stanley Cup playoffs. 'We can cheer with our friends and neighbours, and we can feel like we're doing our part by staying apart,' says Robin Andersen.

Worker at Burnaby long-term care home tests positive for COVID-19

A healthcare worker of New Vista Care Home in B.C.’s Fraser Health region has tested positive for COVID-19.

Ex-UVic rower Lily Copeland sues women's coach, school over alleged verbal abuse

A former member of the University of Victoria's varsity women's rowing team is suing the head coach and the university over allegations of demeaning and aggressive treatment.

Auto Service World

ProColor Collision opens first location in Ontario

Fix Network is expanding its ProColor Collision brand across Canada, with the opening of its first ProColor location outside of Quebec, and 14 other locations planned for Ontario, Atlantic Canada and Western Canada. The first new location in the planned…The post ProColor Collision opens first location in Ontario appeared first on Auto Service World.

CarMD releases latest ranking of U.S. car repair costs

California drivers pay the most and Vermont drivers pay the least for repairs of issues related to the ‘check-engine light’ (CEL), according to an annual study that ranks the cost of repairs across the United States. The survey,…The post CarMD releases latest ranking of U.S. car repair costs appeared first on Auto Service World.

BBB Industries announces scholarship winner

A supply chain management study at Auburn University has a won $1000 scholarship from the Remanufacturing ACE Awards Scholarship. Mary Grace Boatright is a junior at the Raymond J. Harbert College of Business at Auburn University. The Remanufacturing ACE Awards…The post BBB Industries announces scholarship winner appeared first on Auto Service World.

Ford Transit brakes

NRS Brakes recently expanded its line of premium galvanized brake pads to include the 2020 Ford Transit Connect Passenger Wagon and Ford Transit Connect Cargo Van. The Ford Transit Connect line represents nearly 333,000 vehicles in operation across the globe.…The post Ford Transit brakes appeared first on Auto Service World.

Sports

Danielle Kang wins 2nd tournament in a row as Lydia Ko collapses at Marathon Classic

Danielle Kang surged to her second straight victory Sunday, overtaking third-round leader Lydia Ko of New Zealand to win the Marathon Classic in Sylvania, Ohio, by one stroke.

Xavier Moon ices win for Stingers over Bandits in CEBL championship game

Xavier Moon converted two free throws to reach the target score as the Edmonton Stingers defeated the Fraser Valley Bandits 90-73 in the championship game of the CEBL Summer Series in St. Catharines, Ont., on Sunday.

Ex-UVic rower Lily Copeland sues women's coach, school over alleged verbal abuse

A former member of the University of Victoria's varsity women's rowing team is suing the head coach and the university over allegations of demeaning and aggressive treatment.

Eritrea's 1st winter Olympian details mental anguish from racism growing up in Canada

Skier Shannon-Ogbani Abeda’s journey to becoming the first winter Olympian to represent Eritrea carried with it a racial burden he says he’s only now beginning to unravel.

CBC Headlines

Conservatives demand probes into administration of commercial rent relief program

The federal Conservatives are calling for an investigation into the Liberal government’s commercial rent relief program to find out why it could not be delivered by the public service — and how it came to be contracted out to a company with ties to a top PMO staffer.

Manitoba town mourns deaths of teens in Virden tornado

The small Manitoba town of Melita is in deep mourning after two teens were killed in a nearby tornado Friday night. Shayna Barnesky and Carter Tilbury, both 18, died after their pickup truck was swept up by the twister.

U.S. tops 5 million COVID-19 cases

The U.S. has now recorded more than five million cases of COVID-19, with more than 162,000 deaths, since identifying its first confirmed case of the new respiratory illness in January.

Just 257 pardons granted for pot possession in program's 1st year

It's been one year since the government launched a program to give Canadians saddled with a criminal record for pot a fast, free record suspension, but just 257 people have been granted a pardon so far. Critics say the low uptake proves the program is a failure.