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GOOD MORNING A Canadian teen is arrested after allegedly threatening to commit a mass shooting south of the border, a driver accused of hitting four people at a memorial march turns himself in, and the Edmonton Oilers’ Stanley Cup dreams are snuffed out.
Here's what you need to know to start your day. | | | | | Canadian teen arrested A 17-year-old has been arrested in Canada for allegedly threatening to commit a mass shooting at a Pride event in the United States.
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| | | | Driver turns self in A driver accused of hitting four people walking in a residential school march in British Columbia over the weekend turns himself in, according to RCMP.
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| | | | Party rebellion British Prime Minister Boris Johnson is scrambling to regain authority after surviving a no-confidence vote that has left him in a severely weakened state.
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| | | | Back on the pitch Still seeking a new deal with Soccer Canada regarding compensation after qualifying for the World Cup, the Canadian men's soccer team has returned to the field after cancelling a friendly against Panama over the weekend.
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| | | | Clean sweep Artturi Lehkonen scores the overtime dagger as the Colorado Avalanche eliminate the Edmonton Oilers in Game 4 of the NHL Western Conference final.
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| | MUST-SEE VIDEO | Black cowboy John Ware is being posthumously recognized as a person of national historic significance.
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| | ONE MORE THING | As more evidence emerges on the efficacy of third doses of COVID-19 vaccines, experts say it's time Canadian public health authorities revise the definition of "fully vaccinated."
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