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Montreal’s public transit agency says commuters took about 20 million fewer trips on its network in 2025 as metros and buses were disrupted by rotating strikes.

'I will close by asking you to please, please, take care of my sweet husband. As he is my protector, I am his, but I cannot protect him now,' Gilbert wrote to a judge.

Global News requested an interview with Larry Campbell, who is more than halfway through his six-month $92,000 contract, but we have yet to receive a response from Eby’s office.

Team Fjordwitches, a team of three women from Quebec, Canada, is once again the winner of the World Snow Sculpting Championship, which was held Wednesday through Saturday in downtown Stillwater. Team Fjordwitches — Fanny-Fay Tremblay-Girard, Joelle Gagnon and Marie-Claude-Paris-Tanguay — beat out 15 other teams from around the world to win this year’s competition and a $1,500 prize with their entry, “The Inosculation of Souls.” The team, which was also crowned champion in 2024, also won the Artists’ Choice Award, which had a $500 prize. Team Falcon of Mongolia placed second and won $1,000, and Team Thailand took third and won $500. The People’s Choice Award, which had a $500 prize, went to Team Kawsay of Peru. Teams were judged on creativity, technical execution and overall visual impact, said Robin Anthony-Evenson, president of the Greater Stillwater Chamber of Commerce Foundation. Related Articles State Fair ticket prices will not increase for 2026, Fair board votes Appointments for free Valentine’s Day weddings available in 10 counties VocalEssence and Sir John Rutter offer a balm for the wounded Twin Cities Skywatch: There’s a giant on the rise Here’s your day-by-day guide to the 2026 St. Paul Winter Carnival “These artists represent the very best of international snow sculpting,” Anthony-Evenson said. “The championship brings global talent to Stillwater while creating a shared winter experience that celebrates creativity, culture, and community.” The championship, which brought more than 67,000 people to town Wednesday through Sunday, is considered the marquee event of the city’s World Snow Celebration, which continues through next Sunday, and includes live music, food and beverage events, a winter market, and family activities. “Visitors are encouraged to experience the sculptures up close while enjoying the broader festival offerings,” Anthony-Evenson said. The sculptures will remain up for viewing in Lowell Park as long as weather permits, she said. For more information, go to www.worldsnowcelebration.com. Related Articles State Fair ticket prices will not increase for 2026, Fair board votes Appointments for free Valentine’s Day weddings available in 10 counties VocalEssence and Sir John Rutter offer a balm for the wounded Twin Cities Skywatch: There’s a giant on the rise Here’s your day-by-day guide to the 2026 St. Paul Winter Carnival

Toute l'actualité de votre club favori sur le premier site quasi-entièrement dédié aux notes et analyse des performances des joueurs après chaque match, mais aussi à toute l'actu foot et mercato.