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As restrictions begin to ease and people grow increasingly excited to resume normal activities, a 21-year-old Regina woman who lost her mother and grandmother to COVID-19 says life won’t return to normal for many Canadians who lost loved ones during the pandemic.
Mary Two-Axe Earley, whose advocacy helped lead to changes in the Indian Act in 1985, is the focus of Google’s June 28 doodle.
Canada’s men’s basketball team should make the Olympics for the first time since 2000. It’ll begin its last-chance qualifying tournament on Tuesday at home in Victoria, B.C., with by far the most NBA talent, plus arguably the most accomplished head coach, of any of its five foes.
The failure of some members of the U.K.’s governing political class to support the national soccer team’s decision to take the knee before games has created a whole new level of controversy, writes Margaret Evans.
The Montreal Canadiens appreciate the magnitude of the task awaiting them in the Stanley Cup Final against the defending champion Tampa Bay Lightning. But the Habs aren’t inclined to feel intimidated, despite what the experts say.