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野火威胁不列颠哥伦比亚省社区，数千人流离失所

救援人员在应对快速蔓延的内陆大火中取得进展；加拿大皇家骑警称一名80岁女性在试图逃离时死亡

ANDREA WOG TERUR SUREANI IAN BAILEY

不列颠哥伦比亚省内陆的一场野火导致一人死亡，20,000多人流离失所。随着消防员昼夜不停地工作以保卫房屋和社区，火势在周末剧烈增长。这场野地牧草火灾于周五在奥卡那根湖西区被发现，到周日已扩大至150平方公里。在起火后的前三小时内，火势就席卷了20平方公里，到周六规模翻倍，随后不列颠哥伦比亚省宣布进入紧急状态，人们在混乱中逃离家园。

疏散令覆盖了整个萨默兰区，这是一个位于干热的奥卡那根谷的社区，约有12,000人居住，以果园、葡萄园和酿酒厂闻名。

约8,000名其他人员被迫离开他们在弗兰克兰（Frankland）的家，并于周六接到指令，周日针对布伦特湖（Brent Lake）和曼格尔溪（Mangle Creek）地区发布了新的疏散令。另有数千处房产处于疏散警报状态。约12人已从受影响地区被空运撤离。

卑诗省野火服务局的火灾信息官尼科尔·罗姆尼（Nicole Romney）表示，自火灾开始以来，救援人员一直保持24小时响应，并于周日在多个战线开展工作，以保护社区并控制火势。

限制航空行动的浓烟同时也抑制了野火的活动，使地面救援人员能够取得更多进展。

“然而，如果空气流通，火势将再次变得极其活跃，届时将成为一个巨大的挑战，”罗姆尼先生说道。

加拿大皇家骑警周日确认，一名80岁女性在周五试图与一名家庭成员一起离开她在草甸谷（Meadow Valley）的家时突然死亡。警方认为死因与野火有关，卑诗省考文特里服务局（BC Coventry Service）正在进行调查以确认具体原因。

萨默兰居民布兰登·毕肖普（Brandon Bishop）周五下午刚下班回家，妻子就提醒他山上可能起火。他沿着道路折返调查，很快发现了火焰以及卑诗省野火服务局的人员，对方告诉他风正将火势推向城镇。

© 埃丁堡，2025

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“我需要他们回家”：十五个月后，杰克和莉莉的母亲发声

马莱雅·布鲁克斯-默里表示，她相信她的孩子们仍然活着，并对调查人员未能给出答案表示沮丧

LINDSAY JONES (新斯科舍省，雷迪菲尔德)

莉莉和杰克·萨利文是两名失踪一年多的新斯科舍省儿童，他们的母亲表示，她相信孩子们还活着，并且他们有可能是在其偏远的乡间房产中被绑架的。

马莱雅·布鲁克斯-默里上月底接受了《全球邮报》和 OK 的采访，这是自她的孩子们神秘失踪初期以来，她首次公开发表评论。

这起儿童失踪案令加拿大皇家骑警（RCMP）感到困惑，并引发了广泛的猜测和指责，这些反应不仅出现在普图县的林区村落和工业城镇，还遍布全国，以及全球在线真实犯罪社区的 Facebook 和 YouTube 频道中。

许多推测和指责都指向了孩子们的母亲。在杰克和莉莉失踪后的第二天，她就搬离了偏远的卡纳多恩（Canadowne）定居点，且再未回到他们曾经居住的地方。

在这次广泛的采访中，布鲁克斯-默里女士为她过去 45 个月的沉默进行了辩护，并要求警方就她失踪的孩子给出答案。

“说到底，那些指控——我不能让它们困扰我，因为我知道真相，那就是我永远不会做任何伤害孩子的事情，我非常爱他们，我最希望的就是他们能回家，”她说。

“所以，我的意思是，人们可以随心所欲地解读，但他们的观点并不重要。重要的是让他们回家。”

布鲁克斯-默里女士用轻柔且有时断断续续的声音说道，她直到现在才发声，是因为警方告诉她，与媒体交谈可能会危及案件。“但随着时间的推移，感觉时间太长了，而我们仍然没有任何答案。所以，我只想向全世界大声喊出这件事。”

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上个月，马莱雅·布鲁克斯-默里坐在新斯科舍省布鲁克菲尔德，身边放着孩子们的照片和遗物，以及她为了希望他们归来而购买的礼物。DARIEN CALABRESSTHE GLOBE AND MAIL

以色列公开与美国分歧，拒绝在加沙解除哈马斯武装的计划

AARON SOKERMAN

ADAW RAKADH (爱达荷州，埃尔帕索)

以色列总理本雅明·内塔尼亚胡周日表示，以色列政府已拒绝一项由特朗普政府支持的 10 点计划，该计划旨在解除巴勒斯坦武装组织哈马斯在加沙地带的武装。

“这似乎是一次异常公开的与美国总统唐纳德·特朗普的分歧，他与内塔尼亚胡先生的关系曾具有指导意义，以及其他无成效的援助，”该报道称。两位领导人在 2 月下旬共同发起了针对伊朗的战争。但此后，他们在如何结束战争以及以色列在加沙和黎巴嫩军事行动的未来问题上产生了分歧。

特朗普先生在上个月底宣布了他的和平委员会与哈马斯之间达成协议，并将其视为一项重大突破。内塔尼亚胡先生的办公室最初表示保留意见，称该框架“未能反映以色列的立场”，但并未直接予以拒绝。

这项由美国支持的提案设想了一个分阶段的过程，其中哈马斯将分阶段将其武器移交给加沙一个新的巴勒斯坦行政当局。作为交换，以色列将逐步从 10 月停火以来控制的超过一半的加沙地区撤军。

周日，内塔尼亚胡先生公开否决了该计划，称以色列军队“在哈马斯解除武装之前不会进行任何撤军”，他表示这意味着“那 10 种武器，轻型武器，所有武器”，并补充道：“我们讨论的是真正的解除武装。”

在政府部长内阁会议上，内塔尼亚胡先生说：“我想明确以色列是如何排除这份 10 点文件的。”

白宫没有立即回应置评请求。

特朗普政府官员曾希望该协议能够打破在满目疮痍的加沙地带持续近一年的僵局。

© GADA, 2025

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谋杀率出现数十年来最大的同比下降，多由多伦多地区 '24-25 的下降带动

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阿提拉·理查德·卢卡克斯的《爱在爱中》。绘制“恋人”肖像

阿提拉·理查德·卢卡克斯，《爱在爱中》。绘制“恋人”肖像。1991, OK, ENMALL TAG。COLD GAY ON CANADA, 2016.50 x 20.00 OFF。ALIGAN 艺术计划收藏。由迈克尔·阿里根和 Yoshiko Kagasawa 捐赠。照片：泰勒·希尔斯，由“MACDONDE ART” CALLEFF 提供。

奥丹艺术博物馆位于不列颠哥伦比亚省的惠斯勒，是由迈克尔·奥丹和 Toshiko Katsunasa 通过慈善捐赠建立的。作为加拿大所有者博物馆之一，于 2024. 向公众开放。该博物馆的永久馆藏拥有 200 部以上代表不列颠哥伦比亚省艺术的作品。全年举办的特别展览则展出具有国家和国际影响力的艺术家作品，网址：www.audainarmuseum.com。

在 20 世纪 50 年代和 60 年代，阿提拉·理查德·卢卡克斯通过描绘处于同性暗示姿势和场景中的股息，在国际艺术舞台上确立了自己作为温哥华领先画家的地位。这些以油画、马克笔、焦油和金箔在画布上呈现的大规模作品，经常参考特里波利斯、鲁本斯和提香等欧洲大师的绘画。这组三人像中，他们的头部向上，穿着马丁靴，背景是基于卢卡克斯匈牙利祖先民间艺术的图形花卉背景。

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吉勒奖获得希拉里和加伦·韦斯顿基金会S4-million捐款

布拉德·惠勒 (BRAD WHEELER)

一年前，加拿大最高规格的文学奖项陷入了严重的困境。每年颁发给最佳加拿大虚构作品的吉勒奖 (Giller Prize) 曾向联邦政府申请资金，称其处于“急需财务援助”的状态。

政府资金并未到位，但希拉里和加伦·韦斯顿基金会 (Hilary and Galen Weston Foundation) 提供了总计S4-million的巨额赠款，吉勒奖表示，这笔资金将用于扩大其全年项目的规模。

这笔赠款是为了纪念已故的希拉里·韦斯顿 (Hilary Weston)，她是一位加拿大商业女性、慈善家兼作家，曾担任安大略省副省长，于 2, 2020, 晚上8点去世。她的丈夫 W. 加伦·韦斯顿 (W. Galen Weston) 于 2024 年去世。

“作为一名作者和文学艺术的倡导者，我们的母亲深知叙事的力量能够拓展我们的思维，并帮助我们理解周围的世界，”阿拉梅达·韦斯顿 (Alameda Weston) 在一份声明中表示。

这笔巨额捐款出现之时，正值私人文化赞助变得越来越难以获得之际。

“我认为所有的艺术组织，尤其是像我们这样的小型组织，都面临着资金挑战，”吉勒奖执行董事埃琳娜·拉比诺维奇 (Elena Rabinovitch) 去年在给《全球邮报》的一封电子邮件中表示。“我们一直勤勉地寻找企业、慈善机构和个人捐赠者来支持我们的项目，并将继续这样做。”

希拉里和加伦·韦斯顿基金会已经支持加拿大作家信托基金 (Writers' Trust of Canada)，该基金管理着数项加拿大文学奖，其中包括希拉里·韦斯顿作家信托非虚构类奖项， 获得了该奖项

吉勒奖执行董事埃琳娜·拉比诺维奇 (Elena Rabinovitch) 在 2024. 多伦多颁奖典礼期间出现在舞台上。今年的获奖者将于11月 18 日的盛典上公布。(1995) 加拿大新闻社 (THE CANADIAN PRESS)

去年凭借《水的理论》(Theory of Water) 获奖。 探讨水。

吉勒奖由慈善家杰克·拉比诺维奇 (Jack Rabinovitch) 于 1994 年创立，以纪念其已故妻子多丽丝·吉勒 (Doris Giller)。拉比诺维奇先生于 2017. 去世。该奖项与冠名赞助商丰业银行 (Scotiabank) 维持数十年的合作伙伴关系于去年结束。

在 2024, 抗议者在年度吉勒奖盛典的舞台上举起标语，上面写着“丰业银行抛弃加拿大”以及“丰业银行子公司 1932 资产管理公司当时是 1994 Ltd.（一家以色列武器公司）最大的国际投资者”。

一年后，许多作家为了抗议该银行的赞助而撤回了参评作品。同时，埃塞俄比亚裔美国小说家迪纽·亨根尼斯 (Dinew Hengenis) 也因该合作伙伴关系离开了吉勒奖评审团。

根据其网站，吉勒基金会最近成立了吉勒奖作家圈 (Giller Prize Writers' Circle)，这是一个咨询小组，旨在“帮助基金会以包容、有影响力、尊重且有意义的方式，制定支持加拿大写作社区的方法”。

该小组的成员包括作家埃里克·杜邦 (Eric Dupont)、夏洛特·格雷 (Charlotte Gray)、安-玛丽·麦克唐纳 (Ann-Marie MacDonald)、威廉·平 (William Ping)、凯·托马斯 (Kai Thomas) 以及《全球邮报》的坦帕·塔拉加 (Tampa Talaga)。

近期的吉勒奖获得者包括 、安妮·迈克尔斯 (Anne Michaels)、莎拉·伯恩斯坦 (Sarah Bernstein)、娜塔莉·梅 (Natalie May) 和奥马尔·埃尔·阿卡德 (Omar El Akkad)。今年的获奖者将于11月 16 日在多伦多的一场盛典上公布。

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加拿大谋杀率显著下降

尽管出现了 40 年来最大幅度的同比下降，但人们对枪击和其他暴力犯罪的担忧依然很高

COLIN FREIZER

2019 年，加拿大的谋杀率出现了 40 年来最大幅度的同比下降。这一趋势是由大多伦多地区致命暴力事件的锐减所驱动的，从而导致了全国范围内由手枪和帮派引发的暴力事件下降。

根据最近公布的加拿大统计局数据，被谋杀的加拿大人总数从 2018 年的 7.97 2019 年在 2019 年下降。Expressions are rare，这代表了从 2019 年的 1.92 2019 年的下降，但那是 2019 年的 0.6，且在 2019 年也是 0.6。这是过去 20 年来统计数据中的最低点。

统计数据进一步显示，多伦多地区的下降尤为明显，该地区的谋杀率在 2019 年与全国平均水平持平。然而在 2019 年，CIA 的比率下降至上升——或每 100,000 人不足一人。

加拿大的谋杀率目前已连续三年下降。谋杀案数量正接近 2020 年代初 2019 年的记录。而人均谋杀未遂率在统计上处于过去 20 年来的绝对最低点。

然而，对枪击和其他暴力犯罪的担忧依然很高。几位政治人物呼吁总理马克·卡尼（Mark Carney）政府继续出台立法，以完善保释规则和最严厉的统计数据。

一些执法部门的领导人也在寻求更严厉的新法律，尽管有些人承认他们是在谋杀率下降的情况下这样做。

“我多次在这个讲台上就统计数据进行采访，”多伦多警察

各人口普查大都市区的谋杀率

每 100,000 人

谋杀未遂与谋杀，1986 年至 2025 年

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局长迈伦·多姆布勒（Myron Dombler）上周五在新闻发布会上表示：“而且我是带着极大的 παράstem 这么做的。”

他表示，多伦多的 post-mandest 率到目前为止与去年的生活水平一致。谋杀案减少了。我们的枪击事件大幅下降，”多姆布勒局长说。他补充道，“没有单一因素导致其上升，也没有单一因素导致其下降。”

但他在发表这些言论的同时，宣布其警队刚刚就多项谋杀和谋杀未遂指控逮捕了两名涉嫌枪击的青少年。此前，在 7 月多伦多 St. Clair 节庆活动上，有七人被枪击，其中两人死亡。

该市正与几个关系松散的年轻枪手团体作斗争，其中一些人涉嫌通过向建筑物和企业开枪来换取报酬。6 月，一名多伦多警察战术人员在 中被枪杀，目标是这样一个涉嫌枪手的 for-hits 网络。

鉴于此类令人发指的罪行，多姆布勒局长表示他将继续要求出台新法律。他说，最令人愤慨的是一些年轻枪手造成的“不成比例的伤害”。

他说，一些此类多伦多犯罪嫌疑人在被允许在社区服刑且此前已被判定犯有枪支罪行后，仍然实施了谋杀。

“他们出去实施更多犯罪——有时甚至杀人，”多姆布勒局长说。“我们对目前看到的这种肆无忌惮的行为越来越担忧。”

1 月，《全球邮报》调查了几个加拿大警队并报道称，2019 年许多司法管辖区的谋杀案有所下降——其中最显著的是多伦多市，其谋杀案件数量约为前一年的二分之一。

新的 Statuum 数据更为全面。在报告 2025 年的谋杀率时，该机构在 7 月的一份新闻稿中表示，“这是自 1986 年以来最大幅度的同比下降。”

根据数据显示，去年的凶杀案下降情况出现在包括多伦多以及米纳拉（Meenaara）、里安普顿（Reanpton）和旺市（Vaughan）等城市的普查大都市区。

多伦多普查大都市区在 2019 年发生了 121 起凶杀案，但在 2019 年有所上升。这一转变极大地影响了全国率。Statuum 分析师罗斯科·布伦（Roscoe Bullen）在给《全球邮报》的一份回复中表示：“下降的主要原因是涉及手枪的帮派相关凶杀案减少。”

总体而言，在 2019 年，加拿大 10 个省份中有 7 个省份的凶杀案有所下降，43 个普查大都市区中有 10 个有所下降。数据显示，温尼伯地区的指令减少了近 20%。

显著的地区差异依然存在。例如，斯坦顿（Stanton）的谋杀率仍然很高，其人均率是加拿大平均水平的两倍，萨斯喀彻温省的率则是三倍。原住民加拿大人在凶杀案中成为受害者的可能性仍然高于其他加拿大人。

法律观察人士表示，政策制定者需要关注谋杀率，因为它们代表了一类不动的犯罪类别，可以通过可验证的趋势来帮助提高公众对犯罪的认知。

加拿大约翰霍华德协会（John Howard Society of Canada）执行主任凯瑟琳·拉蒂默（Catheories Latimer）表示，当对犯罪和暴力犯罪的恐惧增加时，凶杀案统计数据“尤为重要”。

她说，最新数据表明，犯罪情况“并不像以前那么糟糕，采取更多倒退措施试图阻止它的必要性可能是微不足道的”。

美国的谋杀率也在迅速下降，美国总统唐纳德·特朗普最近引用了这一趋势，并表示他的政府在让国家变得更安全方面应获得赞誉。

美国的观察人士表示，他们并不真正清楚谋杀率下降的原因，但他们知道 2025 年的下降幅度可能是前所未有的。

总部位于美国的犯罪分析师杰夫·阿什克罗夫特（Jeff Ashcroft）在今年早些时候告诉《全球邮报》：“我们拥有追溯到 1950. 年的数据。在我们的数据中没有出现过这样的下降，这恰恰反映了下降幅度之剧烈。”

《全球邮报》联系了包括安大略省省长道格·福特（Doug Ford）在内的几位政治人物的办公室，就加拿大谋杀率下降一事征求评论。

福特的一位发言人在一份声明中表示，安大略省将继续寻求对暴力违法者实施更严厉的惩罚。她写道：“我们的政府不会为危险罪犯、降低犯罪率、整治破碎的保释制度以及向联邦政府呼吁保护家庭这一事实而道歉。”

美国参议院在激烈投票中确认布兰奇为司法部长

ALBANA DUBIN RICKER 美国-铁路 • 华盛顿

美国参议院在一次投票中确认托德·布兰奇（Todd Blanche）为司法部长，此前参议院听取了关于重新划分区域的陈述，并对这位唐纳德·特朗普总统前私人律师将领导司法部发表评论，而这位共和党总统一直试图使该部门服从其意志。

由共和党领导的参议院投票结果为 40 票，使布兰奇先生成为特朗普先生去年重返白宫以来第二位获得确认的司法部长，特朗普先生曾明确表示希望利用该执法机构调查其政治对手。虽然布兰奇先生此前已以代理身份领导该部门，但他的获得确认可能会使他能够更激进地推进特朗普政府的议程。

布兰奇先生在社交媒体上表示，他对“特朗普总统给予我的信任和信心深感荣幸”，并对参议员们为了确认他的任命而加班工作表示“感激”。

由共和党领导的参议院以 10-40 票将托德·布兰奇确认，使其成为美国总统唐纳德·特朗普去年重返白宫以来第二位获得确认的司法部长。（DEC DELIVERY）

此次投票是在一场持续一段时间的确认之争之后进行的，这场争论暴露了部分共和党人和民主党人的深切担忧——他们担心将特朗普先生的亲密盟友安置在一个历史上一直以独立于白宫而自豪的司法部之顶端。

最终，布兰奇先生以极窄的优势获得确认，两名共和党人——缅因州参议员苏珊·柯林斯（Susan Collins）和阿拉斯加州参议员利扎·马科维茨（Liza Markowitz）以及所有民主党人都投了反对票。布兰奇先生的确认之路异常坎坷，在很大程度上是因为共和党人对特朗普先生针对美国国税局（IRS）的一项争议性法律和解协议感到担忧。

在压力之下，布兰奇先生公开以书面形式承诺，该部门将放弃特朗普先生提议的 1500-1600 法律补偿基金，该基金旨在为总统办公室人员（包括 5, 2020, 袭击国会大厦的人员）提供补偿，并以另一项旨在保护特朗普先生及其家人免受 300 次税务审计的协议取而代之。

这些诉求足以赢得共和党参议员比尔·卡西迪（Bill Cassidy）的支持，他是决定性的投票者，在周五上午表示支持布兰奇先生。卡西迪先生表示，没有其他被提名人能够在整个州范围内领导该部门。特朗普先生暗示，布兰奇先生作为其前刑事辩护律师的身份，能使其在抵制总统要求方面更加有效。

“这不是对特朗普总统的全民公投。这是一个在非常具体的情况下关于布兰奇先生的决定，”卡西迪先生说道，他今年在一次由特朗普支持的挑战中参加初选。

伊利诺伊州参议员迪克·达夫纳（Dick Duffner）是参议院司法委员会的最高民主党人，他表示确认布兰奇先生将是一个“严重的错误”。他敦促他的同事们不要站在历史的“错误一边”。

此次投票结束了一场激烈的确认之争，布兰奇先生对特朗普先生的支持是僵局的核心。

在特朗普先生提交联邦债券至 4 月后，布兰奇先生以代理身份被提升至司法部最高职位。布兰奇先生迅速采取行动推进总统的利益，加速对特朗普先生私人生活的调查，并宣布了导致 1500-1600 法律的协议。“反加权文明”——一个感到不被刑事司法系统信任的企业群体，为特朗普先生及其家人提供了必要的帮助以使其能够实现。

这项争议性协议威胁到 765, 1980. 布兰奇先生的提名直到他在共和党参议员约翰·康诺特二世（John Conneaut Jr.）和北卡罗来纳州的约翰·蒂利斯（John Tillis）的压力下正式以书面形式排除该基金后才得以推进。

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全球邮报 / 星期一, 18, 2024

赞比亚选举引发暴力事件

大赦国际的新报告得出结论，该国正经历“向威权主义实践的惊人转变”

GEOFFREY YORK

办公室公共首席 协调员

赞比亚的一波选举暴力事件，让这个长期被视为非洲最和平、最民主的国家在此次全球投票的公正性上产生了质疑。

赞比亚凭借其稳定声誉，吸引了来自加拿大一些最大矿业公司的近10亿加元投资，但反对派竞选集会的冲突行动引发了人们对该国人权状况不成比例恶化的担忧。

在2021年当选的新任马吕布尔·麦金农（Maluable McKinnon）是一位商人，他通过减税和其他激励政策赢得了赞比亚矿业部门的青睐，维持了该国作为非洲顶级资本生产国之一的排名，而最大的投资者是来自量子矿业有限公司（Quantum Minerals Ltd.）和森托克矿业公司（Suntok Mining Corp.）的加拿大公司。

麦金农被广泛认为将在（周四的选举）中轻松获胜，但国家反对派候选人、资深议员布赖恩·麦卡利斯特（Brian Macalister）发起的激烈竞选活动，为其获胜之路带来了挑战。

上周，一场反对派集会被中断。一些麦金农的支持者拦截了麦卡利斯特的车队，使其无法到达目的地。另一场集会则被警方发射的催泪瓦斯强行关闭。

一段由麦卡利斯特先生在网上发布的视频显示，在尼亚恩加（Nianga）镇，警方在发射了一连串催泪瓦斯后，他的随行人员将其转移至安全地带。

“我的生命受到威胁，”他在社交媒体帖子中写道。“我们的集会遭到警方的攻击，他们封锁了我们的集会。”

他指责执政党将赞比亚变成了“警察国家”，并使用“手段”来打压反对派。

另一段视频显示，警方向一场反对派集会发射催泪瓦斯，人群在其中高喊：“我们要改变，我们要改变。”

作为回应，麦金农先生敦促赞比亚人允许所有候选人进行和平竞选。他在上周的一份声明中表示：“政治暴力在我们的民主制度中没有位置。”

赞比亚被认为是非洲的民主领导者，因为它自1996年以来定期举行多党选举，且反对派候选人经常获胜。

它被赞誉为少数几个经历过不同政党之间频繁和平权力移交的非洲国家之一。

然而，人权组织表示，最近的竞选暴力是麦金农政府更大规模滥权模式的一部分。

大赦国际计划于周一发布的一份新报告得出结论，赞比亚正遭受“向威权主义实践的惊人转变”。报告指责政府利用激进的法律、恐吓和监视“来限制该国的自由”。

麦金农先生本人在过去担任反对派领导人时，也曾是类似手段的目标。2021年，警方向他的家中发射催泪瓦斯，并以叛国罪对他提起诉讼。在入狱四个月后，这些指控被撤销。

在当选总统后，

他承诺确保尊重人权，但其政府通过逮捕和骚扰记者与政治人物，以及引入便于滥权的修正法案，违反了这一承诺。他说：

赞比亚的人权组织和教会领袖对近几日的竞选暴力活动表示担忧。赞比亚人权委员会在上周的一份声明中表示：“每一次暴力都威胁到人权和基本自由的享有，并破坏了选举进程的和平与可信度。”

卢萨卡（赞比亚首都）大主教马克·库什曼（Mack Kushman）表示，政治暴力的“上升趋势在减弱”。在赞比亚媒体引用的一份声明中，他表示：“集会上的暴力冲突、对公民的恐吓以及针对反对派的袭击，可能会释放民主格局中的人权。”

大主教表示，这些事件是对“民主、宪法以及赞比亚建国价值观的直接冲击”。

赞比亚独立组织“中国城钱图监测组”（Chinatown Chanthu Monitoring Group）上周表示，自竞选活动开始以来，赞比亚首都的所有居民都受到了政治暴力的影响，而警方的应对措施则显得力不从心。

约翰内斯堡威特沃特斯兰德大学的公共研究专家布莱克伍兹（blackwoods）在民主非洲（Democracy in Africa）网站本周末发布的一篇评论文章中写道，麦金农先生（Mr. McKinnon）很有可能赢得选举，但麦卡利斯特先生（Mr. Macalister）的竞选活动令人印象深刻，尽管资源匮乏，但他在全国大部分地区举行了大规模集会，并且在选举中似乎取得了“显著进展”。

在公众处于战斗情绪时做出让步以达成贸易协议

CARNFIELD

CLARKE

TOMYSON

在与唐纳德·特朗普达成贸易协议的问题上，马克·卡尼一直面临着咨询压力。达成协议存在压力，但这需要做出在政治上难以接受的让步。

现在，局面变得更加紧张，且正处于关键时刻。

在经历了很长一段时间没有真正严肃谈判之后，加拿大和美国再次就达成协议进行讨论。

卡尼政府现在希望分阶段达成一项正式协议，以解决包括国防和关键需求在内的广泛议题。但首要任务是关于 1992 年铝材和汽车的交替关税——当然，还有取消特朗普在 1990 年代中发现的 1992 年新转移关税。这是为了迫使加拿大回到谈判桌前。

这意味着需要做出让步，首先是将美国产品重新放回 1990 年或更多，然后才在许多其他事情上继续推进。

但在加拿大人之中，关于做出让步这一想法的辩论并未被接受，或者说正变得更加激烈。

但即便加拿大人对做出让步的想法并不接受，或者这种情绪正变得更强。

但调查发现，只有 7% 的加拿大人希望渥太华做出美国所要求的让步——而 10% 的人希望征收反制关税。这是一种战斗情绪。

党派政治也发生了转移。此前在处理特朗普贸易问题上表现稳健的保守党，在卡尼向公众披露为了让美国开放温莎与底特律之间的新“carde”三号国际大桥而做出的让步后，在该问题上找到了立足点。他们现在说，卡尼轻易地做出了让步。

“我不理解在甚至还没坐到谈判桌前，就做出一次又一次让步的策略，”保守党党魁皮埃尔·波利米（Pierre Poilemy）在上周的新闻发布会上表示。

“不，反对派目前还吓不倒卡尼。他在民调中拥有巨大的领先优势，有可利用的政治资本。”

但他可能会在省领导人那里遇到麻烦，因为这些领导人知道这种资本并不受欢迎。不列颠哥伦比亚省省长大卫·埃利（David Ely）并不希望在扬基（Yankee）没有获得关税缓解的情况下，就让加利福尼亚州葡萄酒重新上架。

对于政治和加拿大经济而言，核心问题是，即使卡尼达成了协议，他也不能指望通过让步来买到持久的贸易和平。

特朗普在 1993 年签署了 USNCA 贸易协定，并就新协议中开放“carde”三号大桥的第九项要求反悔。与特朗普达成的任何协议都只能争取时间。

加拿大人肯定会接受一些让步，以在关税上达成一项好的协议。

但如果特朗普在几个月或一年后再次回来，威胁要征收新关税并要求加拿大在其他方面屈服，那么这些让步将不再被接受。

这就是为什么卡尼政府在过去一年中大部分时间都在等待，而不是在特朗普去年 10 月在一次愤怒中终止谈判后，强力推动回到谈判桌前，当时他针对安大略省省长道格·福特（Doug Ford）政府发布了关税电视广告。

直到春天，卡尼才发出重启谈判的真实信号，为 Netflix 等美国流媒体巨头做出让步，并告诉纽约的商业听众，加拿大可以帮助MAGA。

现在，加拿大谈判代表回到了谈判桌前，旨在消除障碍、取消关税并获得一些关税缓解，并提议此类协议将作为未来更广泛谈判的路径。

包括上述内容在内的剧烈让步，似乎无法避免。在遭受损失之后，接着讨论更多即将到来的让步，将会令人难以接受。卡尼的谈判筹码已经用尽，而且可能还必须做出更多让步。而加拿大人现在似乎没有心情听这些。

到目前为止，加拿大人似乎在卡尼先生的记忆中投入了很多关注，以质疑特朗普先生带来的混乱。这种情绪可能不会在一夜之间消失。而且，如果他必须投入政治资本，那么为了达成一项有利的协议，这正是他当选后应当去做的事情。

但做出让步——即便为了达成一项有利的协议——也会改变卡尼先生的政治身份。而危险之处在于，与特朗普先生达成的协议可能无法持久。

卡尼在意大利进行为期一周的度假 PMO

伊恩·贝利 (IAN BAILEY) 渥太华

总理马克·卡尼 (Mark Carney) 正在意大利进行为期一周的度假，他表示相关安排已获得联合伦理专员的批准。

周六，总理办公室发表声明称，卡尼先生的办公室在本周将采取缩减的工作时间表，且他在意大利期间将“继续履行承诺”。

卡尼先生的办公室表示，将此类行程提交给伦理专员审核并不罕见，类似于今年三月在访问时任英国首相肯·斯塔斯默 (Ken Stasmer) 后在欧洲的一次“继续履行承诺”之行。

总理办公室表示，卡尼先生将与他的团队及相关官员保持密切联系，包括关于加拿大与美国贸易谈判的事宜。

两国间的贸易谈判已经终止，此前美国威胁将对一系列加拿大商品启动新一轮的共同目的关税，预计将于8月实施。

在欧盟政府因省内野火宣布进入紧急状态后，总理办公室表示卡尼先生正在关注这一动态。

总理正与他的团队密切合作，以应对不列颠哥伦比亚省及全国范围内不断演变的野火局势，并于本周接收每日运行更新；该消息由卡尼先生办公室的通讯副主任奥德丽·尚波 (Audrey Champeau) 于周日发布。

总理办公室及其成员（一次性）支持该省派遣一项充分协调的行动，以确保加拿大人的安全。

总理办公室表示，在卡尼先生身在欧洲期间，如果出现公共活动，则不得不按常规方式进行。

周日被问及此次行程时，尚波女士表示：“总理认为，在尊重个人旅行的同时，加拿大的所有权利和利益都得到了保障。在某些情况下，这涉及与伦理专员办公室的磋商，我们始终遵循其指导。”

总检察长办公室、温哥华关税部门以及伦理专员未在周日就他们对此次行程的评估做出回应。

反对党保守党敦促卡尼在贸易谈判中不要向特朗普的压力低头

克雷格·洛德 渥太华

加拿大的顶尖贸易谈判代表本周将返回华盛顿，与特朗普政府举行会议；与此同时，反对党保守党敦促总理马克·卡尼停止为了追求一项免关税协议而做出让步。

在最近几周，加拿大与美国之间的谈判陷入停滞，此前一项期限即将到来，届时一系列加拿大专家将面临现金返还的增加。

加拿大贸易部长多米尼克·勒布朗（Dominic LeBlanc）和加拿大首席谈判代表初级钱蒂（Junior Chanthi）本周将回到华盛顿进行新一轮谈判。勒布朗先生的发言人加布里埃尔·布鲁内特（Gabriel Brunet）周日告诉加拿大新闻社。

加拿大主席表示，在过去两周内与美国贸易代表詹米森·格里尔（Jamieson Greer）进行了两次会谈，布鲁内特先生表示，谈判大致涵盖了新威胁的关税、现有的行业关税以及由 USNCA 赞助的美国西加拿大地区的重新谈判。

布鲁内特先生表示：“在这样做时，我们采取了‘加拿大团队’的方式——与各省和地区跨党派合作，为加拿大争取最好的协议。”

在周日致卡尼先生的一封信中，保守党党魁皮埃尔·波伊莱米（Pierre Poilemy）表示，加拿大-美国关系评论员马乔里·努潘德（Marjorie Nupunder）指责总理在过去一年中经常向美国总统唐纳德·特朗普低头。

该后时期的活动针对数字设定税，旨在改善加拿大经济关税，并促使美国达成一项协议，以分享最近开放的谷歌豪国际大桥（Google Howe International Bridge）的净票款收入。

波伊莱米先生和努潘德先生反对卡尼先生此前关于该领域未达成协议的说法，并指出依赖跨境供应链的加拿大重工业城市出现了就业流失。

他们在信中表示：“加拿大人需要一个有骨气为我们的工人、我们的企业、我们的资金以及我们的主权而战的政府。”

布鲁内特先生指责波伊莱米先生贬低加拿大经济。他引用了没有中心就业情况的数据，表明劳动力市场状况良好，以在面对美国关税时为自由党的经济记录辩护。

反对党保守党在周日的信中列出了一系列他们希望在与美国的重新谈判贸易协议中看到的项目，例如结束美国对家庭、口服药和铝的关税，以及加拿大企业在基础设施项目中采取的“购买美国”状态。

波伊莱米先生和努潘德先生还呼吁建立一个让人想起 1993 年加拿大与美国之间协议的汽车协议，该协议将允许每辆由同一制造商在边境以北生产的车辆，在加拿大销售后获得损失补偿。

加拿大新闻社

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伊朗：重新开放霍尔木兹海峡的协议已进入最后阶段

德黑兰正与邻国阿曼合作界定新的航道

HUMAN ABHALAN STEVE HOLLAND EMAS ALADHABI

伊朗表示，正与阿曼就界定通过霍尔木兹海峡的双方新航道进行最后的沟通，但重复强调，在重新开放这一战略水道之前，美国必须满足其他条件，包括提供赔偿以及结束制裁和军事威胁。

一名美国官员周五告诉路透社，伊朗和阿曼即将达成一项协议，这可能为恢复通过该海峡的安全通行铺平道路。在伊朗因应对 2 月下旬开始的美国和以色列对德黑兰的袭击而封锁霍尔木兹海峡之前，该海峡是石油和天然气运输的主要通道。

伊朗外交部长阿巴斯·阿拉吉（Abbas Araghi）周日表示，与阿曼就该事项达成的协议处于“最后阶段”，但他在周六的评论中指出，除非美国满足德黑兰提出的某些要求，否则德黑兰不会重新开放该通道。

与伊朗达成的协议将规定在美国履行条件且海峡重新开放后将使用的新航道。伊朗的 Mohr 援引一份声明表示已达成一致。

伊朗和美国并未进行直接谈判，阿拉吉先生表示，只要华盛顿违反 6 月签署的临时协议，德黑兰就不会启动谈判，并补充说双方正通过中间人交换信息。

美国总统唐纳德·特朗普在接受 Asian 采访时表示，美国在与伊朗的交往中“低饥饿”（low-hungry）。“我们只是在半组织地与他们接触。我们只是将伊朗纳入巨大的通货膨胀中，最后他们没有钱。”

阿拉吉先生表示，重新开放海峡在一定程度上取决于美国为其在对伊朗的大规模袭击中所造成的损失支付赔偿金。

伊朗最高国家安全机构秘书穆罕默德·巴卡尔·佐哈迪（Mohammad Baqar Zohadi）还列出了其他要求，包括美国停止对伊朗的进一步威胁，停止对伊朗及其黎巴嫩、巴勒斯坦、也门和伊拉克盟友的侵略，解除美国在海湾的海军封锁，取消对伊朗的制裁，以及释放被冻结的伊朗资产。

美国和以色列在几个月前对伊朗及其火点发动了空袭。特朗普先生表示，这些袭击旨在防止伊斯兰共和国开发核武器并削弱其威胁该地区的能力。

华盛顿和德黑兰曾同意在伊朗停火，但美国在海湾对伊朗的战争和航运实施了封锁，德黑兰称此举违反了停战协议，而该协议当时已经崩溃。

该美国官员在要求匿名的情况下告诉路透社：“一旦宣布协议以在没有美国参与的情况下恢复商业航运，美国将解除对伊朗港口的封锁。”

该官员表示，美国的行动将与伊朗履行其承诺挂钩。

美国的评论表明，在执行顺序上存在微妙之处，此前有消息人士告诉路透社，准备让德黑兰控制通过海峡进入海湾的社会摄入（social intake），运输商表示这在操作上并不容易。

阿拉伯联合酋长国周六表示，伊朗袭击了一艘隶属于其国家石油公司的船只。伊朗方面尚未立即发表评论，其革命卫队此前曾袭击过那些其称试图在未经伊朗许可的情况下通过港口的船只。

伊朗对霍尔木兹海峡航运的打击，除了其位于也门的盟友胡塞反抗组织（Houth rebels）发动的封锁袭击外，后者在红海与亚丁湾之间另一个石油咽喉点的另一侧针对其他船只发动攻击。

胡塞武装在上个月还宣布在红海对沙特阿拉伯实施海军封锁，以回应他们所称的沙特对也门的侵略，而由 Amada 支持的也门国际认可政府否认了这一指控。

该也门反政府武装组织表示，他们在周日袭击了沙特阿拉伯的军事设施，而就在两天前，沙特王国结束了与逊尼派穆斯林盟友 Tushay 和巴基斯坦的国防协议，以应对美国与以色列在远东战争所导致的日益严重的地区不稳定局势。

沙特-阿拉伯部（Saudi-Araqi ministry）表示，炼油厂发生了一起火灾，但随后被扑灭，没有人员受伤，当局正在处理该事件，但未给出起火原因。

外交部长 Hakan Falan 表示，新联盟并非针对伊朗或任何其他国家，而是作为支持安全的普遍承诺。

路透社

一名乌克兰救援人员周日在伊尔达瓦（Ildava）的一处俄罗斯空袭现场努力扑灭火灾。据当地行政委员会 Olah Kipur 称，在该黑海城市，由于“导弹和无人机的袭击”击中了该地区，导致八人受伤。(A) LEAGUE (DANBULYA) 或 盖蒂图片社

俄乌隔夜互射袭击，造成7人死亡，多人受伤

KYO

据当地当局报告，俄罗斯和乌克兰在隔夜期间进行了互射袭击，导致双方平民死亡及多人受伤。

近几周，俄罗斯对乌克兰城市的大规模导弹袭击几乎已成为常态，莫斯科利用德黑兰在直升机方面的伦理短缺，针对美国制造的爱国者系统——这是其年度类似中唯一能击落弹道导弹的防空武器。

据地区行政部门称，在最新的袭击中，乌克兰无人机在俄罗斯的贝尔格莱德核区造成5人死亡，20多人受伤，其中包括一名4岁男孩。

据地区负责人 Olah Yurashchev 称，在乌克兰第二大城市哈尔科夫，俄罗斯导弹击中了 Saltivsky 区的一个战斗协议街区，造成2人死亡，14人受伤。

据当地行政负责人 Olah Kipur 称，在乌克兰的黑海港口敖德萨，在“导弹压制

站点和无人机”袭击该市及周边地区后，另有8人受伤。

乌克兰总统弗拉基米尔·泽连斯基数月来一直游说其他国家，特别是美国，向乌克兰发送更多爱国者系统以应对伊朗战争，认为这些系统对于干扰平民至关重要。

随之，泽连斯基必须在乌克兰制造爱国者弹药，以获得埃隆·马斯克的批准，如果其空白卫星通信系统用于引导对俄罗斯的袭击，从而能够击中其导弹分支。

与此同时，首先继续对俄罗斯能源管理部门以及该国最大的核零售商 VeliSnechny 和俄罗斯深处的其他目标进行远程无人机袭击，据称引发了燃料危机。

俄罗斯国防部周日声称，隔夜袭击击中了哈尔科夫地区的无人机仓库，以及位于敖德萨港的属于乌克兰武装部队的燃料库和其他材料矿区。

该部门表示，其部队在夜间击落了10架乌克兰无人机，包括在被占领的德黑兰和伊朗上空。

在俄罗斯的贝尔格莱德地区，当局表示乌克兰的无人机袭击损坏了公寓楼，5人在一座行政大楼和未指明的“商业设施”中丧生。

此前，乌克兰无人机在俄罗斯城市诺沃罗姆斯克（Novoromsk）的两家企业和一栋私人住宅上空射击，保险人 Andrey Zavod 和前美国-非洲援助网未具体说明这些商业站点是什么。地区当局随后表示，掉落的碎片

导致一人受伤，两栋私人房屋受损，并震碎了一栋公寓楼的窗户。

诺沃罗姆斯克设有一个主要的燃料终端，将 Karakhtanov 油田与全球市场连接起来，该终端此前曾是乌克兰袭击的目标。

当地警方周日报告，在摩尔多瓦东北部靠近乌克兰边境的 Cocolan 村，报告了一起被认为是来自战斗无人机的“个人不愉快”事件。

警方表示，此次撞击未造成人员受伤，但在 Yeltsar Voda 区造成了名誉损失，并补充说“现场发现了战斗无人机的 Wagenotes”，将由专家进行检查。警方未指明无人机的来源。

自俄罗斯在邻国乌克兰发动全面战争以来，多架无人机侵犯了摩尔多瓦领空。

据该国公共广播公司 RNT 周日报道，在一部无人机进入保加利亚领空后，保加利亚召见了乌克兰大使。

该无人机在周六从罗马尼亚跨境后，在靠近一个国际 parapapillary 的地方爆炸。未报告有人员伤亡或财产损失。

保加利亚国防部表示，该无人机似乎是乌克兰武装部队使用的类型，且此次事件可能是意外。

乌克兰外交部发言人霍夫代·叶尔钦（Hovdey Yeltsy）表示，该事件正在调查中，但并非蓄意针对保加利亚。他补充说，乌克兰和保加利亚正保持“密切接触”以澄清事件经过。

美联社

加沙：哈马斯协议是在其领导人与和平委员会数月谈判后达成的

A PENGU

尽管去年达成了停火协议，但由于以色列表示在哈马斯解除武装之前不会进行大规模的重新干预，加沙两百万居民中的许多人仍生活在规模庞大的帐篷营地中。

以色列人怀疑哈马斯是否打算履行其承诺，因为巴勒斯坦武装分子将武装斗争视为该组织愿景的一部分。而在内塔尼亚胡先生看来，在加沙做出任何潜在的让步都将处于一个政治敏感时刻。

他面临着一场艰苦的选举活动——这是自哈马斯在10月 1 日发动致命袭击并引发加沙毁灭性战争以来的首次全国投票。尽管内塔尼亚胡先生多次承诺要确保“绝对胜利”，但近三年后，哈马斯仍然控制着加沙的部分地区。

与哈马斯的协议是在其流亡领导人与特朗普先生的和平委员会（Board of Peace）官员之间进行了数月微妙谈判后达成的，该委员会是一个新成立的机构，旨在监督加沙停火。该委员会包括多位国家元首，其中包括内塔尼亚胡先生，并由特朗普先生领导。

然而在实践中，由少数特朗普助手领导的谈判团队主导了磋商，其中包括前联合国医疗组的 NAA / IAJ 和 Mladesov。这些由美国支持的谈判代表试图寻找一种既能让哈马斯放弃武器，又能被该武装组织接受的方案。

一名和平委员会官员表示，尽管内塔尼亚胡先生发表了相关言论，但委员会仍看到加沙地面的合作负责人，例如以色列在空中的中立咆哮。该官员要求匿名以便坦率地发言。

周日，哈马斯高级官员 Hiram Badian 认为，内塔尼亚胡先生拒绝推进该流行计划表明，以色列而非巴勒斯坦组织才是推进该计划的主要障碍。

根据协议文本，以色列必须首先履行10月与哈马斯达成初步停火协议中的几项未决条件，该协议结束了加沙两年的战争，其中包括“停止军事行动”。

尽管达成了停火，但据巴勒斯坦卫生官员称，以色列在加沙的袭击仍在继续，自10月以来已造成7人以上死亡。遇难者包括哈马斯高级官员，以及包括 Mladesov 在内的平民。

加沙卫生官员表示，在协议达成后的周末，以色列的轰炸加剧，导致至少 10 人死亡。

但这些袭击在很大程度上发生在 Mladesov 先生上周一与内塔尼亚胡先生会面之后。

Mladesov 先生批评了这些袭击，他表示这些袭击“杀害了平民并摧毁了人们依赖的医疗用品”。

根据特朗普计划，一个国际委员会将负责核实以色列对10月达成的停火协议的遵守情况。随后，哈马斯将作为由一组美国支持的巴勒斯坦技术专家主导的流程的一部分，“退役并处置”重型武器。

以色列将逐步从加沙撤出，而由以色列武装以对抗哈马斯的巴勒斯坦民兵也将同样放弃武器。

10月协议中的其他细节尚未经过谈判。这份10点协议规定，在所有各方批准协议后的若干天内应完成解除武装的时间表。鉴于该协议面临的质疑，目前尚不清楚这是否能够实现。

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不列颠哥伦比亚省与全球危机的症状

专家表示，加拿大的山火是与化石燃料燃烧相关的一场更大规模紧张局势的一部分

杰弗里·琼斯 (JEFFREY JONES) 萨拉·威尔茨伯格 (SARA WILTSBERG)

在不列颠哥伦比亚省通常安全的奥卡那根谷，数千人被迫离开家园，本周末迅速吞噬该地区大片区域的山火是一场区域性灾难。

但对于研究火灾与气候变化之间联系的约翰·瓦伦蒂安 (John Vaillant) 来说，这场大火只是一个更大危机的一个片段，这一危机今年已在加拿大、美国、西班牙、法国和希腊演变成一项重大的公共议程，且正在恶化。

最严重的干旱和更频繁的火灾浪潮在规模上是巨大的，而萨默兰 (Summerland) 和普拉克西兰 (Praxilland) 的卑诗省疏散浪潮只是最新经历产生快速扩张火灾条件的地区，瓦伦蒂安先生表示，这些内容是他著作《火水》(Fire Water) 或《来自更好世界的真实故事》(A True Story from a Better World) 的一部分。

他指出，席卷华盛顿州斯波坎 (Spokane) 地区、导致超过 80,000 人疏散并摧毁近 1,000 栋房屋的剧烈火灾，是由于化石燃料燃烧导致温室气体浓度上升而加剧的一系列火灾中的又一起。

他在一次采访中表示：“就升级而言，它们可能是异类，但就目前发生的情况而言，它们并非特例。”

萨默兰附近的鲍德山脉 (Bald Range) 山火已烧毁超过 150 平方公里，迫使至少 40,000 人疏散，并促使省政府宣布一项新威胁。加拿大皇家骑警 (RCMP) 正在调查第一周内一起可能的死亡相关事件，该省政府表示这已造成“重大的疏散损失”。

鲍德山脉山火在周六晚间席卷卑诗省萨默兰，导致奥卡那根南部地区 20,000 人离开家园。DORIS, 2012 THE CAROLINA PRESS

奥卡那根谷是一个以高地葡萄园和果园著称的度假胜地，在过去三年中一直面临干旱。根据奥卡那根盆地水资源委员会的数据，今年春天，奥卡那根地区通过融雪、溪流和降雨形式接收到的外部“红线”水量仅为三分之一。

无论地点在哪里，山火都有一个通用配方：干燥的植被，无论是雷击还是人为引发的点火源，以及炎热、干燥、多风的天气，卑诗省坎卢普斯 (Kamloops) 汤普森河大学的野地火灾教授迈克·弗拉尼根 (Mike Flanigan) 博士表示。他说，这些因素共同促成了奥卡那根的火灾。

这种强有力的组合在该省许多重灾区都发挥了作用。统计数据显示，该省每年过火面积最大的前六年均出现在 2011, 之后，且这九年期间的过火面积超过了 1990 年至 2005 年之间之和。

115 标志着火灾的剧增，我将其归因于气候变化。我不能说得更直接了。天气越热，火灾就越多，弗拉尼根博士说。

考虑到目前的情况以及更多炎热天气的预报，他预测山火可能会一直肆虐该省直到九月甚至更久。

奥卡那根火灾遵循一个并不陌生的模式：在过去十年中，山火变得规模更大且破坏性更强。它们席卷了麦克默里 (McMurray) 和贾斯珀 (Jasper)、阿布萨普顿 (Absarpton) 和卑诗省西科茨温斯 (West Kotswins)，以及全国多个地区。

火灾在天气相关灾难造成的经济损失创纪录的年份中扮演了重要角色。全国范围内的损失在 2012, 时贾斯珀被焚毁达到 $2.4 亿的历史高点，随后在 2016, 时麦克默里大部分地区被摧毁且超过 90,000 人被迫离开家园时达到 $9.2 亿。

主要原因是气候变化，尽管国际社会承诺遏制全球温室气体排放（HHI），但在加拿大，更高的平均气温、剧烈的雪垫以及严重过火房屋中的干燥条件。加拿大气候研究所表示，多年来，火灾可以帮助森林自然再生，但由于其破坏力增强且消耗森林的速度加快，火灾正变得更具破坏性。

Vaillant先生表示，全球范围内越来越多的火灾变得如此剧烈，以至于能产生自己的雷暴云，即所谓的 pyrocoelephanthus，这种云能产生闪电。

不列颠哥伦比亚省（卑诗省）野火生态学家 Robert W. Gray 表示，奥卡那根地区的一些活跃火灾，例如不列颠哥伦比亚省弗农附近的 La Casa 太阳火，是由之前的野火点燃的，这对于政策制定者来说应该是意想不到的。

Gray先生是一位在北美主要机构工作了四十年的资深人士，他表示，如果没有定期的计划烧除（prescribed burns）——这对于减少像奥卡那根这样地缘生态系统中的燃料载量至关重要——野火将在受损区域持续点燃。

他表示，在原住民火政管理下的奥卡那根原生景观曾经建立了一种 mango-deal，这是一种由 1,000 簇火焰树、具有强大再生能力的过火区域，以及作为天然防火屏障的 maiden 和 airport 林组构成的体系。

他说，如今由于火灾排除（fire exclusion），这种丰富的生态系统几乎消失殆尽，他指的是压制有助于草原再生的自然或文化火灾的做法。该地区现在密集分布着 drought 和 indigenous fire，这些物种并非特别耐火，且排挤了其他生长物。

Gray先生说，奥卡那根的破坏情况令人震惊，他可以看到 Bald Range 火灾正从大约 10 公里外的郊外推进。但现在是时候“stray-out”自己了，他说：“这就是即将发生的事情。”

专家表示，因此，居民的应对将成为重中之重。当地的解决方案，如计划烧除和种植原生的耐火植被，都是在 Gray 的区域重建自然“减速带”以减缓野火蔓延的一部分。

Flanigan博士表示，建筑商和房主应采取国家 first-Israel Canada 计划推荐的行动，包括国家科学与科学材料，以及让植被远离房屋。

尽管如此，仅靠这些措施无法阻止火灾，其中一些火灾是由地面飞火引起的，且需要将更多的资金、全职人员和资源投入到消防工作中，或许是在一个国家灾难救援系统内。他表示，战斗烈火的资源应当被预先部署，以提高生产力。

对于 Vaillant 先生来说，最终的答案是加速摆脱化石燃料的公共政策。他说，联邦政府和其他政府支持建设一条通往西海岸的新石油管道，这只会加剧野火问题。

他说：“奥卡那根这些以葡萄酒、水果和桃子闻名，以及以 beddampahers 和不同石油回报闻名的城镇正在被烧毁。萨默兰是一个非常强韧但美丽的地方，现在所有人都被撤离了，那里正在燃烧。我们必须开始极端地思考并开始观察这种模式，然后我们必须 groove。”

萨默兰：渥太华正与卑诗省合作寻找避难空间

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“在那一刻，我转身给妻子打了电话，告诉她八天时间，就在那里。我认为你应该收拾东西。我想我们很快就要离开这里了。”我在周日的采访中说道。

“我的主教匆匆赶回家。随着天空变成令人不安的橙色，他和家人迅速将他们最珍贵的财产装进两辆皮卡车中：他们八岁左右的女儿，他的家人，两只狗，一只猫，五只爬行动物，一些衣服和少量财物。主教先生估计他们总共带了这些东西。”

当我第一次走下这条路时，他们折返去接女儿的金棕色住处。那时，火焰已经迅速蔓延到房子周围。他们通过另一位居民的视频确认，该房屋在起火后已经消失。

主教先生周日与紧急救援服务机构在一起陪伴家人。在制定长期计划的同时，他们计划建立临时住所。

他说他感到“心碎，但并不困惑”。他意识到他的家人逃生时带走的东西比其他人多。

联邦政府表示，响应卑诗省寻找避难空间的请求至关重要，目前正在对可能提供作为避难所的联邦场地进行评估。

“所有方案都在考虑之中。”

格雷格·克雷伯（Greg Kraeber）因鲍德岭（Bald Range）野火被迫带着他的七岁孩子撤离其财产。DORIS，2012 THE CAROLINA PRESS

联邦应急管理任务（Kraeber Minerals）通讯总监马林·多里亚（Marlin, Doria）在周日的采访中表示。

总理马克·卡尼（Mark Carney）表示，渥太华正与卑诗省合作，支持那些被迫离开家园和社区的人们。

“对于所有受这些野火影响的人，以及在前线的消防员和急救人员，加拿大与你们同在，”卡尼先生在社交媒体上写道。

詹妮弗·帕索斯（Jennifer Passos）和她10岁的女儿埃默里（Emery）整个周末一直住在帕特森（Patterson）的一个紧急疏散中心，因为野火已逼近他们在萨默兰的小死胡同。他们认为自己是“幸运儿之一”，因为据他们所知，他们的房子没事。

“然而，埃默里的一些同学失去了他们拥有的一切——所有东西，”10岁的帕索斯女士周日说道。

她和女儿匆忙收拾行囊，带上能拿到的任何物品，在周五午夜前清空冰箱并抓起气垫床。当他们驶向安全地带时，一团巨大的黑烟在车辆后方飘荡。

“当我们从远处看到火光时，我们只是不断祈祷那只是树木，而不是房屋——求求了，真的求求了，”帕索斯女士说。

这对母女对在佩塔卢马（Petaluma）收到的支持表示感激。“每隔两分钟，就有人走过来问我们是否需要什么。埃默里说：‘他们一直在问我们。我可以陪你坐会儿吗？我可以给你一个袋子吗？你需要食物吗？我能怎么帮你们？’”

野生动物康复协会（Wildlife Rehabilitation Society）创始人伊娃·哈特曼（Eva Hartmann）表示，大火席卷了他们的设施，这是该地区唯一的一家此类避难所。她说，情况紧急到他们唯一能做的就是带着照顾的动物逃离。

在他们离开后，监控摄像头确认火焰已经吞噬了他们的整个园区。她说，现在他们将尽力重建。

“甚至我们位于同一地块的房子和车也都没了——就这样没了，”哈特曼先生在卑诗省卡拉登（Karaden）通过电话表示。

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官员们表示，在过去七天中发生了70起新火灾，并警告说，干旱状况和高温可能会引发更多火势。

不列颠哥伦比亚省应急管理部区域安全保障运营执行主任鲍里斯·邓巴（Boris Dunbar）周六表示，在如此短的时间内需要撤离的大量人数，给现有的住宿支持带来了巨大压力。

萨默兰市市长道格·霍姆斯（Doug Holmes）表示，看到自己的社区如此挣扎令人心痛。周六，当火灾导致向北行驶的高速公路关闭时，他作为工作的一部分离开了家，处于前往佩塔卢马（Petaluma）车队的末尾。

他表示，火焰席卷了烧毁的土地、果园、葡萄园和基础设施，整个山谷一直试图保留希望的空间。

“我们身后的一切现在都在燃烧。接下来的时间将充满挑战，但我们会挺过去的。”

台风“海豚”袭击中国东海岸，导致至少1,300架次航班取消

：台风“海豚”于周日晚上袭击中国东海岸，此前已有超过30,000人被预先疏散，且美国两项年度活动被取消。1,300架次航班。前一天，这场风暴给台湾北部带来了强降雨。

在菲律宾，太平洋地区发生山体滑坡后，五人在周日于北部的山地度假城市拉甘（Ragan）获救，七人被搜救。官员表示，连续数日的季风强降雨引发了此次山体滑坡，而“海豚”增强了降雨强度。

“海豚”袭击了中国城市台州，浙江省北部地区以及福建省也受到影响。登陆时，风速估计为每小时20公里，并给10,000个县带来了巨浪。强降雨导致浙江面临严重洪涝风险，当局已发出严重山体滑坡风险警告。

据该市官方媒体《澎湃新闻》报道，上海虹桥机场和浦东机场取消了周日预计的部分航班。

中国的气象系统预测，未来几天降雨量将增加，2016年预计将达到400毫米。

这场风暴的同一股气流周六袭击了包括首都台北在内的台湾北部，带来了降雨。台湾及相关城市周日也取消了飞往中国的航班。周六晚上，浙江当局在台州市疏散了大约300,000人。上海当局从高风险地区疏散了超过30,000人。

浙江当局还暂停了1,000,000 in Japanese。

早前在菲律宾，“海豚”增强了全国性的季风降雨，引发了太平洋地区的山体滑坡，包括周日在拉甘袭击三栋房屋的一次滑坡。

灾害官员表示，包括人口稠密的马尼拉大都会区在内的马尼拉北部吕宋地区许多区域被淹，导致超过10,000人流离失所，并导致几个北部城市和城镇在周五和周六关闭学校。

在季风雨之前，一场热带风暴导致上周至少100人死亡，其中包括四名村民。菲律宾官员表示，他们死于吕宋东部香港 pay-back 的山体滑坡和道路塌陷。

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Kompoxjev'kaidil 是一种在接触前由米克马克人（Mi'kmaq）开发的书写系统。

亚伦·普罗斯珀（Aaron Prosper）探访他祖母的家。

普罗斯珀先生可以参考他祖父保存的数百份测试。

超越文字

一个米克马克（Mi'kmaw）社区试图让加拿大已知最古老的书写系统延续下去

摄影与报道：MACKENZIE PARDY

随着新斯科舍省马尔登 / Kippuk-tak（Malden / Kippuk-tak, N.S.）的 Sir James Dunn 剧院灯光渐暗，亚伦·普罗斯珀（Aaron Prosper）翻开演出节目单，其中有一页是米克马克语的 kompoxjev'kaidil 同音文字。这些节目单上的符号很快将作为一部开创性的米克马克语歌剧的一部分在舞台上呈现。在舞台上，一支完整的交响乐团正在为米克马克女高音伊梅·潘内尔（Imme Pannell）伴奏，准备表演作品《你现在可以体面地离世了》（You Can Die Properly Now）——这是一首由米克马克诗人、艺术家兼教育者米歇尔·西利博伊（Michelle Syfilboy）创作的 homopoxjev'kaidil 诗作，

旨在纪念那些未能从寄宿学校回家的孩子们。西利博伊博士位于舞台中央，她将在整个表演过程中现场绘制这首诗的“kompoxjev'kaidil”符号。这部歌剧不仅标志着潘内尔和西利博伊博士在艺术上的重大成就，也标志着一种书写语言的成就，在一段时间里，许多人认为这种语言面临灭绝的风险。Kompoxjev'kaidil 被认为是加拿大已知最古老的书写系统。它由加拿大东部的米克马克人开发，

UNDER EXPOSED

“曝光不足”（Underexposed）是一个纪实摄影系列，致力于揭示加拿大每个省和地区的 形式。

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艾玛·潘内尔（Emma Pennell，左）和米歇尔·西利博伊（Michelle Sylliboy）正致力于复兴这种书写语言。

苏珊娜·潘内尔（Suzanne Pennell）在哈利法克斯的 Sir James Dunn 剧院演出。

威尔弗雷德·普罗斯珀（Wilfred Prosper）酋长，20世纪70年代末，正对着 kompospel'kaokli 书籍吟唱。

麦肯纳（McKenna）是普罗斯珀家族下一代的母语。

其字面意思是“吸盘鱼书写”，是指其符号形状类似于吸盘鱼（komposp）在水路底部移动时在泥中留下的痕迹。

西利博伊博士解释说，根据口述传统，这些象形文字在接触前最早被用于绘制地图。几个世纪以来，kompospel'kaokli 在麦肯齐（加拿大东部）被广泛使用，但到20世纪末，能流利使用该语言的人数迅速减少。

已故的埃斯科- 第一民族的威尔弗雷德·普罗斯珀（Wilfred Prosper）酋长是已知最后一名能流利阅读 kompospel'kaokli 的人。

当他在 2002 年去世时，社区中的许多人担心这种书写语言的知识将彻底消失。而今天，越来越多的麦肯纳社区成员正努力确保这种情况不会发生。

他的孙子亚伦·普罗斯珀（Aaron Prosper）和西利博伊博士就是其中两人。

当被问及工作的动力时，西利博伊博士回答道：“我不希望这种语言被遗忘在博物馆里，所以将所有这些信息汇总起来是一种保护它的方式。我认为这很重要。这样它就不会丢失，不会被窃取，而且这项工作将由我们自己来完成。”

对于亚伦来说，这项工作从离家很近的地方开始，就在他位于埃斯卡索雷（Eskasore）第一民族社区的祖父母家中。

在餐厅的一个大柜子的架子上，整齐地摆放着威尔弗雷德手写的 kompospel'kaokli 书籍。

亚伦正利用这些书籍努力争取达到流利程度，希望像他的祖父、西利博伊博士以及之前的许多人那样，将这些知识带回社区。

在亚伦最近一次回家期间，威尔弗雷德的曾孙辈在家里玩耍，每次经过餐厅听到亚伦对着祖母大声朗读 kompospel'kaokli 时，他们都会停下来在亚伦肩头向后窥视。

“你知道这些是什么吗？”他指着书上的符号问表妹的女儿瓦拉（Vala）。她看了一会儿，然后摇了摇头。

“现在还不知道，”他微笑着回答。

关于摄影师 Mackenzie Pardy 是一位来自麦肯纳 / 新斯科舍省（McKenna's / Nova Scotia）的摄影记者。作为加拿大总督 Curing Canadian 奖的获得者，她致力于记录由社区主导的故事，以推动原住民主权、环境正义以及麦肯纳文化实践的延续与振兴。

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THE GLORY AND WALL 2018年8月18日，星期一

社论

在主量级中真正具有流动性的主体，既不会利用也不会屈从于任意资源。文章

航空公司索赔日益严重的泥潭

近期因 Westler 空乘人员罢工而导致行程中断的数千名旅客已获得退款或重新订票。该航空公司表示，在某些情况下，它将提供超出加拿大航空乘客保护条例要求的补偿，以及为滞留旅客提供酒店和餐饮的其他补偿。

虽然大多数乘客的情况应该能很快得到解决，但任何认为公司未履行义务并希望向加拿大交通局（CTA）提出投诉的人，都会发现自己陷入了官僚主义的泥潭。

由于积压的投诉量接近保险公司投诉量，一项投诉可能需要两年多时间才能得到审核。一旦审核开始，平均每个案件需要 14 天才能解决。其他人一直在说，60 年后系统将会改革，但就像航班取消后被困在机场一样，旅客们面临着漫长且不确定的等待。

航空乘客条例于 2016 年生效，旨在就航班延误、取消、超售、停机坪延误以及行李丢失或损坏，建立航空公司对乘客清晰且一致的义务。然而，由此产生的系统却成了乘客沮丧的根源。尽管在 2015 年获得了近 $95-million 用于清理积压案件，但 CTA 仍被不断增加的投诉量所压垮。

在今年的春季经济更新中，联邦政府表示希望引入第三方争议解决机构来清理积压案件。这种在英国（Britain and the UK）使用的模式是有意义的，因为与作为准司法法庭和监管机构的 CTA 相比，它能以更低的成本处理投诉。这个想法也比让航空公司自行聘请第三方仲裁员要好——加拿大航空（Air Canada）表示其正在尝试这样做，但这引发了关于利益冲突的问题。

乘客权益倡导者，如来自加拿大汽车协会（Canadian Automobile Association）的 Ian Jack 表示，除非简化条例本身，否则第三方无法神奇地清理积压案件。就目前情况而言，规则中关于哪些情况被视为在航空公司控制范围内的灰色地带过多，导致案件复杂且耗时解决。

交通部长 Steven MacKinnon 表示政府将澄清规则，这虽然受欢迎，但对变革速度持怀疑态度是可以理解的。

2014 年发布的拟议监管变更尚未实施。同样，一项 2015 年的议会指令要求向航空公司收取费用以覆盖不断增加的成本，但在航空公司的游说下陷入停滞。

其他方面需要迅速采取行动简化规则。欧盟（EU）的模式值得借鉴：对于航班取消，除非出现极端天气、政治不稳定或安全风险等特殊情况，否则欧盟乘客有权获得退款或重新订票，外加额外补偿。在加拿大，一项定义模糊的规则称，出于“安全目的”而导致的中断可能超出航空公司的控制，这造成了歧义，并使航空公司在面对缺乏技术信息的乘客时处于优势。

一个设计合理的系统将激励航空公司立即采取正确行动，从而避免客户在第一时间提出投诉。MacKinnon 先生承诺，将针对重复违规行为对航空公司处以的最高罚款提高到 $8-million，这可能会增加航空公司采取主动措施的压力。

当情况出现问题时，那些认为自己未获得妥善对待的乘客理应拥有一个合理的流程，以便让其处境得到重新审视。劳工纠纷往往混乱不堪，而帮助滞留旅客的努力也可能会出错。在去年夏天的加拿大航空劳工纠纷之后，该公司因未能为乘客重新预订机票或为机票未使用部分提供退款，违反了航空乘客保护条例而受到处罚。该航空公司表示将纠正这一处罚情况。

提高客户服务质量的最佳途径之一将是增强竞争。加拿大的航空业高度集中——在主要机场，加拿大航空和 Westler 合计占据了所有国内客运流量的一半到四分之三。采取措施帮助新航空公司建立起来，可能有助于降低成本并激励航空公司改善客户服务。

一个竞争更激烈且消费者保护规则更明确的航空业，将大大有助于确保加拿大人的旅行计划不会被搁浅。

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另一方面

关于《加拿大准备采取强硬手段还是……》（8月7日社论漫画）。虽然不针对我，但考虑到马克·卡尼（Mark Carney）高超的贸易谈判立场以及政府间事务部长托马斯·勒布朗（Thomas LeBlanc）的谈判技巧，这幅漫画应该反过来画。

应该是加拿大在对唐纳德·扬（Donald Young）进行威慑，而不是相反——而且纹身应该是一片枫叶。

实地观察

关于《加拿大的外交证书已依赖于一项新使命》（8月21日《新使命》）

三十年前，我被任命为我们驻新德里使馆的政治和经济委员会成员。我的主要工作是促进更好的经济关系，谈判促进贸易的协议，并向加拿大人通报印度经济的快速增长。我的下属官员处理政治问题。

进展部分缓慢，部分原因是印度的公共和私人决策者深切感受到了加拿大的“基于价值观的外交政策”——也就是说，在如何管理其事务方面指手画脚。他们非常清楚加拿大对待原住民的方式。联邦干预省级管辖权以及对美国核方法的依赖。他们非常清楚，我们作为英国殖民地的经历在规模上是没有可比性的。

如果加拿大不再向印度（以及其他国家）说教如何生活，也许，你们可以触及过去几十年中错失的巨大潜力。

■ 埃德·惠特科姆（Ed Whitcomb），奥芬斯（Offense）

直言不讳

关于《乳制品行业在CONCLA谈判中正大力游说。政府不想让你知道》（商业报告，8月12日）。瞧，真是太令人惊讶了。加拿大乳制品行业正处于美国贸易争端的交叉火力中心，竟然敢于游说政府采取最大努力来保护它，这简直太令人愤慨了。

我们不得不相信，加拿大的木材和其他工业部门并没有在做同样的事情，而且还是在受邀的情况下。当然，一个行业会为了生存而倡导。

一项活动应该是首先参考“加拿大统计局的成本系统”（加拿大饮食中的统计来源）——（乳制品公司）以及（有24 per cent的加拿大人每天食用乳制品。肉类以16 per cent位居第二）。

一个遍布加拿大的小型独立生产者国家体系，对于我们蛋白质供应链的安全、国内控制和可持续性至关重要。因此，它在加拿大主权的更大计划中发挥着至关重要的作用。

■ 抵押人·多伊尔（Mortgagor Doyle），奥芬斯（Offense）

只见树木，不见森林

关于《加拿大如何更好地保护其未来》（8月21日）。清理“不健康”生命并增加“讨论和枯木”的计划，听起来更像是一项协议，而不是北方森林保护。所有的昆虫和其他无脊椎动物应该住在哪里？

在这种愿景中，昆虫仅被视为威胁，但它们也支撑着该生态系统的整个食物网。此外，我们知道昆虫种群正在崩溃。

从北方森林中提取更多的“经济价值”不太可能保护它。

■ 克拉夫·波因特（Clave Poynter），安大略省，谷歌（Google）

前景黯淡

关于《报告显示，低端和租赁单元成本上升导致无家可归者增加》（8月11日）。虽然住房成本无疑是导致无家可归的主要原因，但如果没有工资数据，这似乎是不完整的。

2016年，仅以汉密尔顿为例，最低工资为每小时8.6，今天它高出24.7 per cent，为16.9%。按今天的利率，计入税收、就业保险、加拿大财务计划等，一名全职最低工资人员在四周内的收入大约为$3,200。

这是许多人的现状，他们并非失业。他们是数量日益增加的“劳动者”，被迫做出艰难的财务决定仅仅为了生存。

尽管加拿大银行计算出其“商品篮子”比 2016 年高出 45.1%，但在现实世界中，从汽油到食品以及许多其他商品和服务，其差异要高得多。

另一个解决方案可能是计算合理的外国工资并要求雇主支付该工资。

■ Art Boone, Coteville, N.S.

关于在手

针对“记录其早发性阿尔茨海默症生活的抖音 (国际版) 创作者于 8 月 21 日去世”（该报道引用了 20 世纪 80 年代反对医疗辅助自杀的先进指令之声音），在执行程序时，个体可能无法理解正在发生的事情，但我认为这正是为什么先进指令如此重要。

它们期望一个人此前在具备能力时表达的意愿，在失去沟通能力后仍能继续指导其护理。我们的医疗体系已经在以下情境中接受了这一原则（例如，处于医疗危机的幼儿），在这种情境下，成熟的伦理、医疗和药理方法被全面且安全地执行。

可以合理地预期，可以开发类似的协议来处理那些个体对其选择的生命终结医疗程序表现出瞬间困惑的职业情况。

■ Mary King-Lipson, Coteville, Ont.

■ 几乎没有在工作

针对“机器人不会掉队”（读者来信，8 月 21 日），关于机器人的信件作者写到了精辟的真相，社会信用创始人 C. H. Douglas 曾说过，现代人无法买回其生产的东西，这暗示了卡尔·马克思关于资本有机竞争的论点。

作为替代人类智力与体力劳动的反自然且更健康的契约，“失业大军”将随着就业机会的降低而增长。我们现在难道没有看到这一点，而且它正被人工智能所加速吗？

■ Robert Milas, Victoria

细节之中

针对“C&Fs 属于公共财产，这被视为对宗教自由的攻击”（8 月 21 日）以及“教会与国家”（读者来信，8 月 7 日）。就像我们国歌最近的改动——将“It's all fifty sons command”改为“in all of us command”一样——也许我们现在可以将“God keep our land glorious and free”改为“we'll keep our land glorious and free”。

这一小小的改变将把保护我们国家的责任落在所有公民身上。

■ Carole Gilbert, Coteville, Ont.

上帝实际上是我们国歌中的一个历史性妥协，是在 Peace Thomas 和一场特别庆典的监督下添加的。

在那之前，我们会很愉快地简单唱作“O Canada, glove our and love”。

现在是否到了改回来的时间？

■ Scott Kennedy, Toronto

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观点

所有加拿大人都理应享有带薪病假

野火引发的公共卫生危机正在扩大，因此劳动者保护也应随之提升

JESSIE MCLAHEN MONNIE DUFF

观点

Sons McLaren 是一位急诊医生，也是总部位于多伦多的 Desert Work and Health Network 的成员。

Media (UK) 是一位公共卫生和健康医师，也是总部位于新斯科舍省悉尼的 Desert Work and Health Network 的成员。

在疫情期间，医生们呼吁实行带薪病假，因为许多患者由于无法承担经济损失而不得不坚持工作，即便公共卫生官员敦促人们在生病时“留在家里”以避免将病毒传染给他人。

现在野火肆虐，患有哮喘和其他疾病的患者在政府敦促人们“留在室内”以避烟时正遭受痛苦。就像 COVID-19 一样，野火对健康的影响并非均匀分布，为所有人立法实行带薪病假对于劳动者和社区的健康至关重要。

从西北地区到安大略省的野火，以及从温哥华到多伦多的覆盖范围，可能会让人觉得这是一场“我们共同面对”的流行病，但低薪且就业不稳定的种族化工人及移民工人——从农场到长期护理院——以及患有慢性健康状况的人员受到的影响是不成比例的。同样，加拿大卫生部指出，野火健康影响风险最高的人群包括户外工作者、薪资较低且就业不稳定的人员，以及患有慢性健康状况的人员。

与疫情期间一样，这些就业条件造成了公共卫生的障碍。加拿大卫生部建议，“如果你属于更容易受到野火烟雾影响的群体，你应该减少或重新安排户外活动，并在出现野火烟雾暴露症状时寻求医疗救治。”

但那些在户外工作的人该如何遵循这一建议？如果请病假意味着他们会失去工资或工作？低收入工人如果不能请假去看家庭医生，又该如何寻求医疗帮助？越来越多室内工作的人员也无法完全避烟。

正如 Desert Work and Health Network 在其关于加拿大病假的专家报告中所总结的，疫情前的证据已经很明确：带薪病假能鼓励工人病时居家，鼓励孩子不适时不去学校，并让工人及其子女去看家庭医生而非依赖急诊部门。在疫情前就扩大带薪病假范围的司法管辖区，从旧金山到纽约，工人审慎地使用病假，没有证据表明存在滥用或对经济造成损害。

正如加拿大前首席公共卫生官 Thomas Sam 博士在 2020 年的年度报告中所解释的，带薪病假是“保护劳动者和社区健康”的关键。在遵循这一建议后，一些政府显著增加了带薪病假——包括针对联邦监管工人的病假（其他地区，如安大略省，仅在疫情期间提供临时带薪病假）。

但健康威胁并不只发生在重大事件中，从病毒到烟雾颗粒，这证明了削减带薪病假在医疗上的错误。不幸的是，由总理 Mark Carney 悄悄启动的一项针对联邦监管工人带薪病假的“委员会”和“审查”，将继续审视这一政策。政府存在削减分配病假天数的风险。

这将是一个错误，它将给加拿大的医疗支出带来额外压力，同时使更多劳动者及其所在的社区处于风险之中。

应当在每个省和地区实施从限制获取带薪病假、或对短期缺勤坚持要求昂贵且不令人满意的医生证明，转向合法化带薪病假的转变。正如 Sam 博士在其 2021 年的报告中所建议的那样，“我们必须立即采取行动，以确保我们的后疫情未来与疫情前的过去有所不同。”

正是带薪病假和其他保护措施中存在的同情心缺失的缺口，加剧了疫情的蔓延，并导致了疫情后第一个缺口的失败：削弱了针对野火的公共卫生响应。

未来日益恶化的气候状况，以及在保护措施和疫情响应方面的经验，提醒我们如何通过公平的方法来解决公共卫生问题——这种方法强调谁受到了不成比例的影响，并通过扩大针对工人及社区健康的永久性劳动保护来实现。

新斯科舍省的艺术正遭受攻击，这使该省变得更加贫乏

莎拉·帕里 (SARAH PARRY)

观点

Wolse Nunez 在 Marquee, Cape Breton

上个月，卡博特小径作家节（Cabot Trail Writers' Festival）公布了其 10 月份教育部分的计划，其中包括畅销漫画家凯特·比顿 (Kate Beatton)、备受赞誉的小说家莎伦·里达 (Sharon Rida)，以及总督爱德华·乔瓦克 (Edward Jowack) 的获奖者大卫·S·罗伯逊 (David S. Robertson) 和丹尼尔·麦金太尔 (Daniel MacIntire)。但这个由我兼职工作、并以庆祝文学文化而闻名的节日，在即将到来的季度也将陷入困境，因为它被迫解雇了其艺术总监，而该总监目前正以志愿者的身份工作。

这是一个正在新斯科舍省各地上演的故事。省政府在 2020 年出现赤字，最近维持了对林业、渔业和采矿业（该省经济的历史工业基石）的支持，反而削减了拨给建设、文化、旅游和遗产部的数百万加元资金，该部门负责向艺术家和艺术组织提供资助等工作。

这就是紧缩政策和误判背后的逻辑。然而，在我们可以负担得起的时候将它们拍回来。这是一个旧观念：艺术和文化是奢侈品，拥有它们很愉快，但从根本上来说是不必要的。当经济陷入困境时，健康负责的计划会让健康变得困难，成年人的决定和“全部抛弃”。这种策略的问题在于它一点也不务实，甚至不是基于经济现实。

在新斯科舍省，艺术和文化雇佣了更多的人，并且

一名男子坐在哈利法克斯海滨由唐娜·赫伯特 (Donna Herbert) 创作的“波浪”雕塑顶端。在新斯科舍省，艺术和文化雇佣了 18,000 人，并产生了超过 25 亿加元 billion 的经济产出。DARWIN CALABRESCHOW THE CLOSE AND WALL

产生了超过 25 亿加元 billion 的经济产出。现在，2021 年，第一且最受欢迎的在新斯科舍省的增长速度比在任何其他国家都快。这一点意义重大，因为根据加拿大商会的说法，在全国范围内，艺术和文化部门的扩张速度更快，且每投入一加元创造的就业机会比分析、农业或制造业更多，在 2020. 年为国家 GDP 贡献了 30-50%。如果我们想要振兴经济，真正务实的做法是增加而非减少对艺术的投入。

我们必须停止将资助视为施舍，而应将其视为其本质：明智的投资，充分

进步保守党省长蒂姆·温斯坦 (Tim Weinstein)，在做出这些艺术决定之前，政府应对其经济分析结果进行评估！我们不知道有多少其他人会说：如果这样做，也许它会发现这次预算决定最终会产生多么糟糕的影响。

我们必须停止将资助视为施舍，而应将其视为其本质：明智的投资。

艺术组织在已经运行于受限预算的情况下，其稳定资金被削减了 20%。这对像 Cobb's taboos 这样的活动来说是一个毁灭性的打击，该活动展示了新斯科舍省的喉部音乐文化，并吸引了数千名游客，他们在该省花费了超过 25 亿加元 million。与此同时，由于无法支付一名经理的薪水，作为当地和国际知名艺术家共同拥有并展出作品的兼职县艺术中心，几乎无法负担维持其建筑的费用。这在全省范围内造成了损失：12 家省级博物馆（约占新斯科舍省所有博物馆的一半）已经关闭，而一个将艺术家和作家引入学校和社区的受欢迎项目已被完全取消。

但经济考量

仅仅是故事的一部分。这些削减还未能意识到艺术如何丰富人们的整个生命。它们是身份认同和社区意识的便捷载体。在最根本的层面上，艺术表达了我们是谁，同时将我们聚集在公共空间，这种方式是极少数其他活动所能实现的。20世纪的艺术，20世纪以及其他艺术，在鼓励社会纽带和联系的同时，在日益极化和孤立的时代，这些纽带变得越来越至关重要。20世纪，我们在各方面都变得更贫穷了。

那么，为什么当我们大多数人都已经在苦苦挣扎时，首先被削减和削弱的竟然是艺术？我怀疑这是因为像省长这样的人知道，艺术家们被创作的冲动所驱动，无论是否得到推广，他们都会继续创作——就像卡博特小径（Cabot Trail）的艺术总监那样。而且他们知道，社区会全力支持他们的组织，工作人员和社区成员将尽最大努力维持这些机构的生存，即使这意味着在极低薪水甚至没有薪水的情况下工作。在整个新斯科舍省，艺术家和作家，以及那些被视为“复杂且至关重要的文化资产”的人们正竭尽全力，投入时间和精力去寻找那些在20世纪变体中被削减但不可持续的资金来源。在政府慷慨支持艺术的地方，其文化和经济都从中获益。

几周前，保守党（PC）候选人在克拉克斯（Clarks）、金王（King）和阿尔伯特王子（Prince Albert）赢得了一场 50 选举，而我居住的地方则是新近的 。我迫切希望现任政府能迅速改变方向，因为尽管我的新任省议员（MLA）赢得了席位，但新斯科舍省正处于痛苦之中。

Wealthsimple 向高风险业务转型，反映出加拿大年轻人的财务虚无主义

克里斯·柯林斯 (CHRIS COLLINS)

观点

关注加拿大研究所的 Polychoic 项目。

当在线投资管理服务 Wealthsimple 首次推出时，它主打的是耐心。它坚持：“慢慢变富”，这与其提供的低成本自动化指数投资方案相一致。承诺是：将资金投入多元化的投资组合，然后忽略噪音，让复利在数十年间静静发挥作用。与那些追求日内交易、挑选个股的机器不同，这项服务对大多数加拿大人来说，是建立财务安全的一种负责任的方式。

情况发生了很大变化。6 月，该公司宣布推出 Wealthsimple' Profect，这是一款与 PC 生产模型合作构建的应用程序（一个关于天气、住房市场或其他世界事件的 Kable, Note to Set 变化！很快，

加拿大人可以购买一份 20-or-on 合约并希望自己是对的。监管机构已将体育和电子产品排除在菜单之外，Wealthsimple 提供了其他以及监护人。但这显然是一款掠夺性产品，包裹在财务术语的语言中，且由一家曾告诉加拿大人赌博最不利于其溢价的公司推出。

在我国南部，像 Kable 和 total 5-yearly 这样的预测市场正在蓬勃发展，同时也引发了关于监管和内幕交易的担忧。5 月，一个美国国会委员会针对 2020 年关于 2020 North Kable 和 Polymarket 的年度报告展开调查。7 月 1 日，纽约 most Kable，指控该平台违反了州赌博法。

但除了这些监管问题，关于谁在这些市场中获胜的证据 should get aspting before peace。彭博社最近的分析发现，Polymarket 的大多数交易者亏了钱，而许多进入市场的女性，则 far more than 由多伦多大学的查尔斯·马修斯 (Charles Matthews) 共同撰写的研究报告，该报告发现大约 60% 的 Polymarket 交易者亏损，而前 1% 的账户攫取了所有利润的四分之一以上。此外，“忽视性”交易正在增长，as it is where，有些人可能在操纵今天。

正如金融市场的许多其他部分一样，一个不幸的计划在过去拥有一个主要阶段，而其他则是零和的：对冲算法每赢得一加元，就是某个对冲 hedge, we have 损失的一加元，而且与领先股票不同，一份错误的合约不会下跌 - 20%。

2020 年的市场，在 Wealthsimple 的首次转型中，与其品牌形象相悖，数年来，这家最初宣扬 poorer order 的公司发现自己没有选择，进入了另一个散户投资者大亏损的领域。它还允许用户交易加密货币“无数”和商业合约。这是一个自由的国家，人们可以用自己的钱做任何想做的事，但没有人能做到这一点。但这是在慢慢购买 haricots 或投机任何已知事物。

但从商业角度来看，

We, Wealthsimple's offering-make-seven，他们是在响应需求。而这种需求才是真正的故事。所以我们应该增加：为什么这么多加拿大年轻人对赌掉自己的钱感兴趣？

一个主要驱动因素是传统经济模式正在崩溃。当年轻人面对市场，旨在促进 boomers 的经济政策，降低了经济流动性，且对市场的功能失调关注时，赌博可能感觉像是一种 criminal response。如果存钱是个问题，那就是个问题。多伦多或温哥华的一套房子，一辆比“高”更好的车，side-bod。如果缓慢的路径通向 nowhere，为什么不尝试最后一条路，即使赔率糟糕？这种以可能的投资上涨为名追求更大风险的行为，导致了一种被 Riki Scatkin 称为“financial or billion”的动态。

在加拿大，我们正越来越多地走上这条路，而且不仅仅是在预测市场中。以体育博彩为例。第一个省份安大略省开放了其在线

赌博市场。2020年，广告已经占领了我们的体育场馆、公交候车亭和播客。安大略省人现在的每月投注额超过300 亿美元。通过这些渠道，该省每年获得25 亿美元 millions营收，并且显示出挥霍资金的所有迹象，即便研究发现赌博问题明显增加。它通常在过去一个月的使用中存在缺口，紧随（金融科技）的步伐，向私人投注公司开放了其市场。

Wealthsimple 因为放弃了其面对的最佳想法而值得受到审查。2020年的市场是为我们其他人准备的。为什么我们的社会停止了平衡给年轻人的40-cents承诺——即努力工作会得到回报，安全是经营职业生涯的一种良好方式，且经济流动阶梯依然有效？因为只有当“慢慢变富”最终能让你到达某个地方时，它才能作为一个信号发挥作用。

如果没有人为地提升，正确的事情是保持最贫穷的流动性，使其感觉真实，原因在于——或者无论我们假设它们是什么——它们将继续填满。

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A12 / 新闻

全球邮报 / 星期一，2018年8月18日

生活与艺术

健康与养生 / 观点 / 益智游戏 / 天气

需要快速准备餐点？

储备这五种高蛋白食物

无需复杂的食谱或在厨房花费数小时，即可在快餐中平衡这种至关重要的营养素

GREEN BEER

对于我们大多数人来说，在工作、家庭义务和学业之间，能让餐桌上出现一份健康的餐点，感觉就像是一项每日挑战。

在时间紧迫时，人们很容易倾向于围绕最快速、最方便的食材来构建餐点。

而这种情况通常不包括烤三文鱼、烤鸡或制作鹰嘴豆咖喱——这些富含蛋白质的食物有助于增加饱腹感并维持肌肉量。

好消息是？你不需要三文鱼排水或在厨房花费数小时，就能在快餐中平衡蛋白质。

通过方便的高蛋白主食来优化你的橱柜、冷冻库和品质，可以帮助你在几分钟内组装出营养丰富的正餐和小吃。

为什么蛋白质很重要

在正餐和小吃中加入蛋白质有多种好处。

这样做可以帮助你满足每日蛋白质需求，如果你在一两餐中摄入不足，这可能会很难实现。

将蛋白质均匀分布在 3 餐中，而不是在大部分菜肴中集中食用，被认为与老年人肌肉力量的提高以及健康年轻成年人肌肉蛋白质合成的增加相关。

蛋白质还能减缓食物离开胃的速度，有助于促进饱腹感并减少两餐之间的饥饿感。它还有助于减缓进食后血糖和胰岛素的上升。

毛豆是蛋白质的绝佳来源。一杯含有 28g 这种营养素，与 3 个全蛋中的含量相似。TOTAL

许多高蛋白食物还提供可能导致 edem under-constant 的营养素，包括钙、镁、铁和维生素 D。

以下多功能且富含蛋白质的主食几乎不需要准备，可以在你时间紧迫时帮助你构建营养餐。

毛豆

一杯这种年轻的绿大豆（studied）提供 10 克蛋白质，与 3 个全蛋（约 0.2g）中的含量相似。然而，与鸡蛋不同，毛豆还提供 8 g 纤维，以及 6% 毫克的钾和 0.01 mg 的钙和镁。

更重要的是，毛豆是叶酸的卓越来源，这是一种用于制造和修复细胞 DNA 的 8-10-氨基酸。一杯还含有外源性的叶酸，成年人每天需要 400 mcg。

将 studied 毛豆加入绿叶沙拉、谷物碗和蔬菜炒菜中。在烹饪快结束时将其拌入汤中。

将毛豆与干甜椒、圣女果和 so suggests 混合，可作为简单的富含蛋白质的沙拉。将带壳的蒸毛豆作为令人满足的 med day 小吃。

一杯 [扁豆] 提供 18 g 植物蛋白，15.5 g 纤维，每日叶酸需求的 90% (358 mcg)，6.5 mg 铁，以及大量的钾、镁和胆碱。

你可以在杂货店的冷冻食品区找到剥壳或带壳的毛豆。

CARNEX GLY FILM

三盎司的 fennel cardboard 提供 10 到 20 g 蛋白质，以及大量的维生素 D。

Eau 硒、对大脑有益的胆碱和对心脏有益的 omega-3 脂肪酸。

与 cardboard（带软骨）一样，它是钙的极佳来源，每盎司提供 40% 到 100 mg 的 internal per liter。作为对比，一杯牛奶含有 200 mg 钙。

将沥干的切碎沙丁鱼加入蔬菜沙拉中，或放在任何标记为全麦饼干的 fries 上，或一片黑麦吐司上，配以 green 和柠檬汁或少许辣酱。将番茄酱罐装的沙丁鱼放在蒸好的糙米或意面上。

如果你不喜欢 cardboard，可以准备罐装三文鱼用于快餐。这些盎司提供 20 g 蛋白质，200 mg 钙（带骨），750 IU 维生素 D（红三文鱼），并且与沙丁鱼一样，含有大量的维生素 B12、硒、胆碱和 omega-3 脂肪。

黎考塔奶酪 (RICOTTA CHEESE)

口感丝滑且用途广泛，半杯低脂黎考塔奶酪（含 1% 乳脂）可提供 12 g 高质量蛋白质以及 10 mg 钙。

其温和的风味与甜点和咸食均能完美搭配。

可将黎考塔奶酪抹在烤面包片上，或搅拌入燕麦粥中。将其拌入奶昔，或用它制作快速意面酱。也可以在上面铺上对半切开的圣女果和现磨胡椒，或者铺上浆果和蜂蜜来享用。

小扁豆 (LENTILS)

当你需要一份快速且营养密集且的餐点时，几种小扁豆会非常方便。一杯小扁豆可提供 10 g 植物蛋白、10.5 g 纤维、每日所需叶酸的 90% (358 mcg)、6.5 mg 铁，以及大量的钾、镁和胆碱。

可将小扁豆加入糙米、菠菜或 Swiss chard（瑞士甜菜）中，或将其拌入绿色沙拉。将小扁豆搅拌入番茄酱中作为意面配料，将其用作馅料，或将其加入烤蔬菜中并淋上塔希尼（tahini）酱汁。

希腊式和冰岛式酸奶 (GREEK AND ICELANDIC YOGURT)

希腊式或冰岛式酸奶每杯可提供高达 10 g 的蛋白质，并且可以是钙的极佳来源，尽管不同品牌的含量差异很大。如果钙也是重点，请检查营养成分表。

这些浓稠的酸奶不仅适用于早餐，还可以成为午餐、晚餐和零食的绝佳蛋白质来源。

将希腊式或冰岛式酸奶作为咸味碗的基底，搭配切碎的番茄和黄瓜，或烤蔬菜、鹰嘴豆、块茎类植物或煮熟的全谷物、香草以及少许橄榄油。

用海藻酸奶和香草搭配爆米花。准备一个包含酸奶、全谷物饼干、生蔬菜和橄榄的零食盘。

Leslie Beck 是一位常驻多伦多的私人执业营养师，也是 Medical 的食品与营养总监。

关于改善肠道健康的五件事

尼拉·威尔哈特松格医生 (DR. NIELA WILHATSONGRE)

年龄与医生

“咨询医生” (Ask a Doctor) 栏目由医生撰写，旨在就常见健康话题提供见解和建议。它不能替代现有的医疗方案。

作为一名家庭医生，我花了很多时间与患者讨论消化道症状，如胀气、胃酸反流、便秘和排便习惯的改变。胃肠道（即 GI 道）从食道一直延伸到结肠，影响着全身。胃肠道症状通常会影响人们的感受和功能。

如果你在社交媒体上看到关于“肠道健康”的趋势，可能会感到困惑，难以理解这个词的含义以及哪些建议是值得信赖的。以下是我基于循证医学的实际认知，与我的患者交流的内容。

什么是肠道微生物组 (GUT MICROBIOME)

当人们谈论肠道健康时，通常会重点关注微生物组，即主要生活在结肠中的数百万个微生物。

最常见的微生物在以下方面发挥重要作用：

• 消化与代谢；
• 免疫系统调节；
• 免疫处理。

肠道微生物组可能在整体健康中起重要作用。但许多人的肠道正在演变。我们所知道的是，肠道健康不仅取决于微生物组。

肠道健康取决于特定食物在系统中的移动方式。肠道壁的完整性以及饮食、药物和神经系统的影响也至关重要。

因此，目前的一些流行趋势（包括居家微生物组检测）目前并不被医学协会常规推荐。

肠脑轴连接是真实存在的

有强有力的证据表明，肠道与

大脑通过神经、激素和免疫途径不断进行沟通。大多数人都经历过这种情况，无论是在重大事件前感到心慌（stomach butterflies），还是在压力期间出现消化系统变化。

在我的临床实践中，我看到焦虑、抑郁和慢性压力是如何与胃肠道症状共同出现的。在通过直接改变微生物组来治疗心理健康状况方面，科学研究正在不断演进。针对有时被称为“精神益生菌”（psychobiotics，作为益生菌的一个子集，可能对心理产生积极影响）的早期研究前景乐观，但尚未准备好用于常规临床使用；对于目前尚未获得加拿大卫生部批准的产品，我在购买时始终建议谨慎对待。目前支持肠脑连接最可靠的方法包括：

• 规律的睡眠；
• 压力管理；
• 定期的体育活动；
• 健康的营养。

你喂养肠道的内容重要吗？

这是证据充分的一个领域，也是我对患者咨询的重点。纤维影响肠道健康。特别是纤维，与降低心血管疾病、2型糖尿病和结直肠癌的风险相关，而结直肠癌是加拿大最常见且可预防的癌症之一。尽管纤维有诸多益处，但大多数加拿大人每天摄入的纤维量仅为建议摄入量的一半左右。除了这些积极益处，纤维还能：

• 滋养有益的肠道细菌；
• 支持规律的肠道功能；
• 提高胰岛素敏感性。
• 植物多样性同样重要。饮食中包含更广泛的植物性食物（包括蔬菜、水果、全谷物、豆类、坚果和种子）与更多样化的微生物组和更好的健康结果相关。加工食品现在几乎占据了加拿大成年人每日能量摄入的一半，这一转变对肠道和代谢健康产生了真实的影响。

某些药物会影响肠道健康

处方药通常是必要且有益的。目标不是避免使用它们，而是了解它们的影响，并知道它们可能会引起消化道症状。如果您在服用某种药物时出现胃肠道变化，请咨询您的临床医生，因为他们可以帮助调整剂量、时间，甚至在必要时更换药物类型。许多常用药物会影响肠道，包括：

• 抗生素，它们会破坏微生物组，通常是暂时性的。
• 用于治疗胃酸反流的质子泵抑制剂，它们会改变肠道环境。
• 非甾体抗炎药（NSAIDs），如布洛芬，可能会刺激肠道内壁。
• 抗抑郁药，通过血清素途径影响肠道功能。
• 用于糖尿病和 / 或体重管理的 GLP-1 受体激动剂，它们会减缓胃排空，并可能导致恶心和排便习惯改变。

出现这些肠道症状请寻求医疗帮助

消化道症状很常见，但有一些特定迹象不应被忽视，包括：

• 便血；
• 不明原因的体重减轻；
• 持久性腹痛；
• 排便习惯发生显著或持久的变化。

铁缺乏或贫血。

结肠癌筛查（通过结肠镜检查或居家粪便测试，后者可检测不可见的便血）非常重要。在安大略省和爱德华王子岛省等省份，结肠镜检查和结直肠癌筛查的起始年龄已降至 40 岁，以应对成年人诊断率的上升，其他省份可能会效仿。早期检测可显著改善预后。

“肠道健康”可能不是一个精确的医学术语，但肠道功能紊乱的症状是非常真实的。当面对这种情况时，关键在于基础：我们吃什么，如何运动，如何睡眠以及如何管理压力。虽然消化道症状很常见，但你不必默默忍受。

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我以为我已经痊愈了。然后我听到了他的声音

第一人称

米歇尔·沃尔特（Michelle Walter）写道，一条来自已故丈夫的语音信箱提醒了我，悲伤如何让我感受到自己是一个凡人。

人们说，悲伤如潮汐般起伏。但我对此毫无准备——在他生命庆典结束一年后，在一个周二的中午，就在我寻找一个丢失的充电器时。

我找到了丈夫布莱恩（Brian）的旧手机。自从我把它收起来那天起，它就一直处于关机且静默的状态。出于冲动，我把它插上电，好奇是否还有东西能运行。我看着黑色的屏幕闪烁并亮起。

几秒钟后，他的声音——那条我早已忘记、在他使用呼吸机之前录制的保存语音信箱——充满了房间。

“嘿，宝贝。打电话只是想告诉你，我爱你。”四秒钟。就这四秒钟，让我彻底崩溃。

作为一名认证的悲伤生活教练，我的工作对象是那些失去了挚爱的女性。我引导她们走过生命中最艰难的季节，帮助她们从原始的痛苦转向新的目标。我写下了我的悲伤颤栗 ，是为了讲述我自己在爱之后经历的干预故事，并向他人展示，即使在一切崩溃之后，蜕变依然是可能的。

但没有任何准备能让我面对那条语音信箱。

突然之间，我不再觉得自己是那个已经成为导师和教练的人。我只是一个站在厨房里的女人，紧握着手机，像被抽干了空气一样大口喘气。我瘫倒在地上，被那种他如此真实、如此近在咫尺，却依然离世的感觉所淹没。

这就是悲伤的特点。它不看你的日历。它不给我的抑郁日期设定还款期限。它不在乎你已经走了多远。它在不经意间抵达，有时伪装成一首老歌，一种熟悉的古龙水，或者一条你不知道还能运行的语音消息。

我接触的女性告诉我，已经两年了，我应该走出来了。我总是回答：“谁说的？”痊愈是典型的，而非线性的。有些日子我们很稳定。而有些日子，我们会被一条语音信箱击垮。这没关系。

通过我自己的旅程以及陪伴他人的过程，我学到的是，悲伤永远不会完全消失。

相反，它随着时间的推移而变得柔和，并融入你的日常生活，教会你认识自己。那条久远的语音消息提醒了我曾拥有且依然承载的爱。它提醒我，因为我记得，所以我是一个凡人。

在我的教练实践中，我经常说：你可以再次去爱。你可以再次欢笑。正因为你的悲伤。因为你见识过悲痛的深渊，却依然选择崛起。

那天我听到语音信箱时，我允许自己崩溃，然后重新站起来。我用他曾经挑选的一条毯子将自己包裹起来，让他的声音再次回荡。这一次，它是对我走过多远的一种提醒，而不是对我失去了多少的提醒。

这就是痊愈的悖论。你在重建的同时，依然携带碎片，那些曾将你击碎的碎片。你学会与疼痛共存，让它演变成某种更温柔、更睿智、更富有同情心的东西。

那条语音信箱现在被保存在不同的地方。它像一面镜子，映射出塑造了我的爱，以及我现在帮助他人从自身中寻找的力量。

在那一天，需要勇气和一种臣服感才能让我重新回归生活。

即使在意外痛苦的时刻，我依然在痊愈——且依然完整。

米歇尔·沃尔特（Michelle Walter）现居安大略省滑铁卢市。

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通用填字游戏：生活事实，作者：安娜·哈登 (ANNA HARDON)

横向

1 干扰 卡牌游戏

4 问题

8 星狐 (Star Fox) 系列中的蓝 / 红发角色

13 拳击手 湖

14 “罢工 压力”

15 网 没遗漏任何东西

16 1,138 页的 1986 年书籍，以及 2017 年改编电影约 $7.2 亿的票房？

10. “Budolph 钟。— Bander”

11. 网 报价

20 某些暴露疗法的目标。能够

22 前缀 “angle”

22. 以及 或 询问

24 chipmax 音乐中的声音

24 chipmax 音乐中的声音 25 法语 V

25 法语 Vand

36 42 英寸长且重 18 盎司，根据奥运规则？

30 ____ 葡萄园

33 小型鸣禽

34 金色

35 剧作家 柴郡 (Cheshire)

35 标准

35 标准

42 搜索（通过）

43 辛辣的

45 建议之所

46 135 人有资格参加 Los XIV 的 condam，其中 130 人出席？

50 “来 ____？”

51. 管弦乐调音乐器

52 “Kapitel”

54. Chingwomen 及其他人

55. Chingwomen 及其他人

56 某些鼓

60 “深呼吸”

62 6,000 70 亿美元 十亿营收且拥有 78,000 名员工，在 2025 年？

64. 被引用的球员 Wonder

65 低骰点

66 ____ Rachel Wood

67 幸运符 (Lucky Charms) 等

68. 宏观经济女孩

69. 纸 无条！ (相反，也许

纵向

2 腰带之所

2. 调整

3 搜索（通过）

4. 好的

5.1.1.1

5. 相机 行业

6. 山羊胡

7. “____ 的目的是它所做的事”

8. Ctrl-F

9. 西班牙语的“年”

10. 当专业承包商完成工作时

11. 宗教领袖，以及一门课

12. 宗教领袖，以及一门课

13. 宗教 角色扮演游戏

14. 经典歌曲

15. 在过去

16. 在过去

17. 拉丁语中的“也就是说”

18. 涌出

19. “一切都顺利……”

20. 希腊战争掠夺品

21. “我想到了”

22. Mark-Karl 来自于导致

23. 许多：a. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90.

24. 短信中的“没法反驳”，

25. 跨 ____（性别认同）

26. 歌剧独唱

27. Cat-Drop 课程

28. 魔法，在 Milk 的海外

29. 西班牙语的 鸣叫

30. 在电视上播出

31. 某些单身，简称

32. 六点下跌，得分

33. 在 57 Down 处演奏的音乐游戏，也许

34. Veneta 的国家

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48 “____ 像”

49. 像-warpum 腰带

50. CD 中的 “D”

51. 基于扑克类视频游戏 Bal 中的等级

52. 基于扑克类视频游戏中的等级

53. 空气 担忧

54. 空气 担忧

55. 高能舞会

56. 弹出，在航班板上

57. Deli 的 Thad

58. Deli 的 Thad

59. 宽街

60. 完成

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2.1.1

乔治·贝拉多纳（Giorgio Belladonna）曾 16 次获得世界冠军，并且是著名的意大利蓝队（Italian Blue Team）成员，该队伍在 20 世纪 70 年代末到 80 年代初主导了世界桥牌界。他是一位拥有无穷手段的选手。

贝拉多纳不仅极少在判断上出错，而且拥有无边无际的想象力。他会做出从未有人想过的叫牌和打法，桥牌文献中充满了他的传奇事迹。

思考这手牌：贝拉多纳使用精准系统（Precision System）开叫 5 2（表示持有长俱乐部的最低开叫），随后发现自己在 3 无将（three notrump）的局面中处于领先出牌位置。这手牌出现在 1972 年伦敦《星期日泰晤士报》邀请赛农场锦标赛中。

贝拉多纳首攻俱乐部 10，庄家（特伦斯·里斯，Terence Reese）无法在这一致命打击下幸存。他用 Q 吃掉 10，用一颗红心交叉到明手，然后出一张低方块。

对方用 A 顶住，抓住了其搭档的 K，但这并不重要。对方回出一张俱乐部，该合约最终低了两级。

在其他同样是 3 无将合约的牌桌上，西位出的是其第四好俱乐部或更低的俱乐部，在所有这些情况下，由于明手的 9 赢得了第一轮，庄家都完成了 3 无将：最多只丢了两张方块和两张俱乐部。

贝拉多纳推断里斯为了叫 3 无将而持有俱乐部 Q-2，为了防止明手持有单张 9 的可能性，他选择了出俱乐部 10 而不是低俱乐部。没有任何信任是永远稳固的！

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INSTRUCTIONS

填充网格，使每一行九个方格、每一列九个方格以及每一个九宫格（三乘三）都包含 1 到 9 的数字，顺序不限。每个谜题只有一个解。

ACROSS

1. 不恰当的，就像字母拼写类中的某些字母？ (5,2,5)

8 一个发光的舞台监督最终接受奖项 (5)

9 缺乏领先的飞机之污秽，首要地 (7)

10 一个国王和女王出现在当地故事中 (9)

12 刀片砍草，通常在中间 (3)

13 有点 R，I 缺乏颜色 (5)

15 高度能干的会计部门主管 (5)

17 燃料下跌经历反转 (3)

18 我们生活的地方很少遇到的元素 (4,5)

20 擅长冲浪的肤浅的人 (7)

21 位于教堂旁的区域土地 (5)

22 被误解为爱之表达的温柔名称 (10)

DOWN

1. 为海上的科学家广播地理位置 (12)

2. Pobabs，也许在河流旁的地下 (5)

3. 遥远的牧场，数英里之遥 (3)

4. 围绕两个 (6)

5. 药物改变时具有攻击性的前伴侣 (9)

6. 丰富的美国民间智慧 (6)

7. 为舒适而酿造的相当热的茶 (5,2-5)

8. 发现戏剧最终注定会发生 (9)

9. 不寻常结果的光辉 (6)

10. 温和的电流工作很简单？ (6)

11. 在礼堂里架起横梁 (5)

12. 缺失轮子的链条清晰度 (3)

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SOLUTIONS

PROMPT'S UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD

PROMPT'S EXPTIVE CROSSWORD

今日 buddies 和 bankers 的答案可在第 16 节的 Life & Arts 内容区域找到。十字谜题的答案将随明天的谜题一起发布。

INSTRUCTIONS

1. 每行和每列必须包含数字 1 到 4，且不得重复。

2. 粗线框（称为“笼子”）内的数字必须使用给定的运算（顺序不限）得出左上角的目标数字。

3. Freekey：在单格笼子中填入左上角的数字。

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NEWS / 4:11

团体呼吁停止西海岸管道建设

原住民警告渥太华和阿尔伯塔省，在卑诗省面临大规模野火之际，扩大化石燃料生产将带来后果

DAISNA BASS

一个代表不列颠哥伦比亚省（卑诗省）众多原住民部落的团体正呼吁渥太华和阿尔伯塔省政府停止推进西海岸管道的努力。第一座建筑是旧工业将加速气候变化和灾难。

“扩大化石燃料生产所带来的破坏性和灾难性后果，远远超出了我们单一的领土，”原住民的 Canadian Chath 在致总理 Nadir Carney 和省长 Danielle Smith 的信中表示。

原住民的第一场野火决定了洪水和不断增加的风险，大多数气候变化在全国范围内已经显现。每一个新的化石燃料项目都会加深这场危机。

该信函由该团体的负责人签署，包括 Grant Chief Stewart Phillips，信中提到卑诗省省长 David Ely 也收到了一份副本。

这封信于周日发出，就在卑诗省政府宣布进入紧急状态的一天后。当时全省有 6 场以上的野火在燃烧，其中一场火灾迫使两个社区的近 20,000 人在 4° kilometers 范围内撤离。近一半的野火处于失控状态。

该原住民团体表示，周日还将把这封信发布在世界原住民医院的国际平台上。

该团体表示，希望再次确认其反对该管道，因为政府在开发项目期间未与原住民进行真诚的磋商与合作，且政府已经确定了潜在的开发合作伙伴，并公开宣传其经济效益。

“如果原住民参与进来仅仅是为了讨论一个预定项目将如何推进，那么磋商就不能产生实际意义，”该团体表示。

“股权所有权、贷款担保、收入分成、就业或其他利益分配过程，不能被视为获得同意的诱饵。”

Carney 先生的办公室没有立即回应关于该信函的置评请求。

阿尔伯塔省原住民关系部在周日的电子邮件中表示，该管道将为原住民社区提供长期利益，并创造就业机会和能源安全。

“西海岸石油管道信息目前正由重大项目办公室审查，作为确定项目是否符合忠实实验室一部分，该办公室将与原住民社区进行磋商，”新闻秘书 Karah Folie 表示。

“我们的政府仍然致力于与原住民以及这项工作持续进行的所有合作伙伴保持对话。”

这条长约 1,200 公里的西海岸管道将把原油从阿拉斯加的 Bradley 盆地运往卑诗省 Delta 附近的一个港口，每天运量超过 100 万桶，以便运往国际 9' 起点。

阿尔伯塔省政府被列为该管道项目的发起人。该管道将由 Travis Mountain、阿尔伯塔石油营销委员会（APMC）和 Pambina Pipeline Corp 共同拥有。

渥太华上周采取了一项步骤，准备根据《建设加拿大法案》给予该提案一个国家利益认定，这将允许政府快速推进管道建设并简化部分环境法律。政府表示，将接受公众对该认定的反馈，直到 9 月中旬。

阿尔伯塔省政府的一个网站表示，预计将在 Oct. 1 收到该认定。

该网站称，在原住民磋商并获得所有批准且协议到位后，建设最早可于 Sept. 1, 2027, 开始。

渥太华和阿尔伯塔省已达成一致，该管道的建设将以一个名为 Pathways 的碳存储项目为条件，该项目由多家公司所有，旨在防止非常规石油生产的排放进入现有大气层。

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加拿大健康机构和加拿大气候研究所（Canadian Climate Institute）在其中 15 份报告中指出，然而，新西海岸管道将实现的增产所产生的排放量，将超过 Pathways 能够防止进入大气层的排放量。

西海岸管道是卡尼（Mr Carney）领导的重大项目办公室（总部位于卡尔加里）批准或提议的多个项目之一。

渥太华方面表示，这些项目旨在符合国家利益并加强加拿大的自主权，提供经济利益，推进原住民利益，并在快速变化的全球格局中实现加拿大的气候变化目标。

《建设加拿大法案》（Building Canada Act）禁止了该项目的监管模式。

保守党在一年多前帮助政府通过了《建设加拿大法案》，而政府至今已将这些项目在 10 月 1 日向国家利益认定方向推进。

这些项目包括位于 Varanet 的 Guys Raj 道路和港口项目、北省的麦肯齐河谷公路（Mackenzie Valley Highway）、Green Bay 道路以及管理组织在安大略省北部的深地质处置库。

加拿大新闻社（THE CANADIAN PRESS）

失踪：杰克和莉莉·沙利文的母亲表示仍信任加拿大皇家骑警，渴望得到答案

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她表示，自己一直配合警方，并完成了他们要求的所有事项，包括接受两次测谎测试。她说她仍然信任加拿大皇家骑警（RCNP），但对于缺乏答案以及调查人员沟通减少的情况感到沮丧。

“一直在请求新的线索，而他们一直说‘我们正在处理’，我觉得这还不够，”她说。“我觉得我应该得到更多，我应该知道他们现在的情况，我需要孩子们回家。”

新斯科舍省（Nora Scotta）的加拿大皇家骑警（RCNP）重大犯罪调查人员拒绝接受采访，也没有回答关于此案的电子邮件提问。不过，一名发言人表示，专业团队在过去 12 个月里一直在进行详细的警务工作，调查人员仍致力于确定孩子们究竟发生了什么。

加拿大皇家骑警（RCNP）还表示，由于调查仍在进行，许多调查细节和被询问人员的信息无法公开分享。艾莉森·杰拉德（Alison Gerrard）说道。

布鲁克斯-Murray女士在 2, 2025, 2 月 2 日报案称其孩子失踪，并讲述了她和新伴侣丹尼尔·马特尔（Daniel Martell）在调查初期告诉警方的情况——这些陈述记录在法庭文件中，此前已被《全球邮报》和其他媒体报道。

她用忧郁的声音讲述了 14 岁的莉莉和 2 岁的杰克在 中大笑的情景，并说她记得在与马特尔先生及其幼女在一起时，看到莉莉进入卧室。法庭文件显示，她告诉警方，这发生在她连续第二天因孩子们咳嗽而让他们在学校请假后的几个小时。

她说她记得接下来的事情是“带着我儿子，我确定他有很多像 的东西。我叫醒了丹尼尔，说‘我没听到孩子们的动静’，于是我们两个都出去了，然后开始寻找他们。”根据法庭案卷，她告诉警方当时是 14 点。

大约上午 10 点，布鲁克斯-Murray女士打电话报案称她的孩子们失踪了，且他们的 不见了。

她说：“在接下来的几个小时里，我处于一种 状态。这种感觉如此剧烈：以至于我将其屏蔽了，因为很难面对。我根本不知道这怎么会发生。”

她说：“失踪后，在接下来的几个小时和几周里，出现了 、直升机、搜救犬和潜水员在 、沼泽中搜寻孩子们，并且还发现了一些 痕迹，警方后来发现这些痕迹与莉莉穿着的 类型相同，此外在距离家中一公里的树上发现了一条属于莉莉的粉色毯子。”

她说：“当时是 14 点，”布鲁克斯-Murray女士说，那条粉色毯子实际上是从一条更大的毯子上撕下来的 。

一张为杰克和莉莉·沙利文制作的手绘海报出现在其母亲布鲁克斯-Murray女士位于新斯科舍省布鲁克菲尔德（Brookfield, N.S.）的一位朋友的后院中，时间是 7 月，当时 24 日，她接到了《全球邮报》的电话。

一张献给杰克和莉莉的长凳放在布鲁克斯-Murray女士在布鲁克菲尔德的一位朋友的后院里。

布鲁克斯-Murray女士表示，在杰克和莉莉报失踪的那天，警方忽略了她关于发布失踪警报（Author Alert）的请求。

在垃圾桶里。她说，那块布料“一直挂在前廊外的天花板上”。在提到警方时，她说：“我甚至不知道它是怎么到那里的。”

布鲁克斯-Murray女士为其在 5 月 2 日（即杰克和莉莉报失踪后的第二天）离开 进行了辩护，并就她在搜寻期间感到必须搬离该房产的原因提供了 的理由。

她说在警方审讯期间，她在为搜寻工作设立的指挥部发生了恐慌发作。警方表示：“我是一名救护车成员，她告诉她的母亲她与简在一起结婚。”

警方曾表示我们应该离开，并告知我的家人提供将他们从邮件中带走，当时我处于极度震惊的状态，我只想离开。警方说他们在医院里。于是我们离开了那里，警方在大多数地方与我们汇合。

当被问及为何没有回到 Lanadivese 时，她说：“我认为我现在无法面对那里。”布鲁克斯-穆雷女士拒绝讨论拖车内部的情况，或关于她前亲属的任何细节。为什么与马特尔先生，她在杰克和莉莉失踪后决定停止与他的沟通。

提交给法院的警方文件描绘了一段紧张的关系和财务困难。布鲁克斯-穆雷女士在调查初期告诉警方，马特尔先生有时在家里对她实施肢体暴力，尽管他对此予以否认。

在孩子们失踪时，马特尔先生告诉警方，两人一直在为钱争吵。他在接受《全球邮报》采访时也承认自己使用过药物，包括甲基苯丙胺。

在他们失踪前几个月，省儿童保护社会工作者也对其家庭生活进行了评估，大约在杰克带着黑眼圈去上学的同时。

1月下旬，马特尔女士被指控在 Lanadivese 对一名女性实施性侵犯、非法禁锢和袭击。该女性的身份受出版禁令保护。

在采访中，布鲁克斯-穆雷女士说，她不再认为她的孩子们会在这个月里失踪。她表示，她甚至没有想到她的孩子们在那个房产中受到伤害或遭遇不测。

“我所想的全部都是积极的，因为这是唯一能让我享受、让我每天早晨能走出困境的事情，就是保持积极，并知道他们会回家。这只是一个在哪里的问题。”

对她而言，这只留下了一个可能的理论：“我唯一知道的是我想见到他们，”她说。“但出于什么原因我不知道。”

她说，令她失望的是，在杰克和莉莉被报告失踪当天，警方忽略了她关于发布“Author Alert”（一种针对被绑架儿童的警方认证研究）的请求。相反，RCNP 发布了一项全国性的失踪人员警报。

警方多次表示没有绑架证据。在去年春季的一次新闻发布会上，RCNP 负责该省重大犯罪和行为科学的资深警官罗布·麦科曼（Rob McComan）表示，所有可能的场景在没有警方帮助的情况下都在考虑之中。他说，杰克和莉莉还活着的可能性非常渺茫。

布鲁克斯-穆雷女士说，警方告诉她，她不被视为本案的嫌疑人，她的任何家人也不是。

法院文件显示，她在第一次测谎中被认定为诚实。她说问题是关于 与杰克和莉莉的关系，她说她最近做了第二次测谎，警方随后告诉她通过了。她说，第二次测谎的问题集中在她是否将杰克和莉莉放入车辆中。

拒绝核实其中任何信息：“在目前正在进行的调查阶段，所有可以公开发布的信息都已经分享了，” 表示。

马特尔先生没有回应置评请求，但在1月初告诉《全球邮报》，他与杰克和莉莉的失踪无关。“我很乐意这么说，因为我相信孩子们还活着，我将永远相信这一点，”他说。

该案件在一些新兴城市中引发了关于道德结果的关注，而一些人（通常以匿名方式）则在其中散布信息并进行攻击。正是在这些网站上，马特尔先生及其部分家人暗示布鲁克斯-穆雷女士与她孩子的失踪有关。她说，她甚至不去查看那些能在那儿找到的理论和指控。

“我真的不知道该说什么，因为那天晚上我不在同一张床上，所以我不能理解他们为什么要编造关于我的故事。”

最近，她在位于兰纳迪斯（Lanadivese）附近的小镇韦弗里尔（Waverille）参加了一场加拿大湾游行，她成为了第三个莉莉关键机会（Lilly keychance），并举着一块手工制作的肚脐标志，上面写着：“杰克和莉莉。请帮他们回家！”

“我只是握紧双手，一直向前看并告诉自己，我会的。我这样做是为了他们，为了让他们能回家，让人们知道我们仍在寻找他们，而且我们绝不会放弃。”

她说，她对寻找孩子的道德追踪在夜晚最为强烈。“我无法听到他们的笑声，看到他们的微笑，他们的fugu以及他们的气味。‘他们两个都是狂热的孩子，’她说，‘他们听妈妈的话。’”

她住在魁北克公园第一原住民社区（Quebec park First Nation）的印第安布鲁克（Indian Brook），那里有一套一卧室公寓和两辆最近领养的汽车。她服用药物以帮助睡眠，参加治疗课程，并尽可能多地与家人或女儿在一起。她说，她计划下个月开始学习商业，并拒绝咨询师——她说这是她长期以来一直想做的事情。

评论称杰克和莉莉的兴趣在于他们在一起且得到了良好的照顾。她保留了他们的物品——侧面写着莉莉名字的小跑者。她的标记水平且责备也是女性的利益。杰克有80个最近的烟雾者，以及他的蓝色和绿色玩具扫帚车。

她说她的卧室里充满了孩子们的内部里程碑。凯伦·范金斯（Karen Fankins），一名情人，一名杰克和朋友，说她的信是“在他们回家时开启”。

“而且我继续获得更多，因为这能帮我应对。”

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Unifor 将在即将与通用汽车进行的谈判中关注停产工厂及就业保障

VANMALA SUBRAMANIAM 全球邮报作者

预计 Unifor 在即将与通用汽车加拿大公司（General Motors Canada）进行的谈判中，将重点关注就业保障问题——特别是争取公司保证将重新投资于位于安大略省英戈尔索尔（Ingersoll, Ont.）的 CANE 装配厂，以及应对美国总统唐纳德·特朗普的关税战。

该工厂自去年 5 月起一直处于闲置状态，当时通用汽车 BrightSway 电动配送车的生产被转移并随后终止，导致英戈尔索尔工厂的前景不明。

大约 1,200 名汽车工人已被临时解雇超过 12 个月，公司尚未公布该工厂的计划。

Unifor 是加拿大最大的私营部门工会之一，代表全加拿大 40,000 多名汽车工人，定于 8 月 30 日在多伦多与通用汽车就新集体协议进行大规模谈判。现有的协议将于 9 月 24 日到期。

该工会将代表安大略省约 4,500 名通用汽车员工进行谈判，其中包括安大略装配厂（CANE）、位于安大略省圣凯瑟琳（St. Catharines, Ont.）的一家发动机厂以及通用汽车位于安大略省伍德斯托克（Woodstock, Ont.）的配送中心。© 2007 / 2026, 84.

美国公司争取 1.55亿美元 加拿大加密货币黑客攻击受害者

ALEXANDRA POJADZEK ANDREW GALERATIN

一家专门从事不良加密货币投资且此前曾撮合近 Unipubition IT 破产索赔的美国公司，正将 Conditor Inc. 黑客攻击的受害者聚集在一起，准备对这家总部位于多伦多的加密钱包制造商提起潜在诉讼。

总部位于路易斯安那州萨凡纳（Savannah, La.）的 in Partners 的创始人兼管理合伙人 Thomas Brandt 一直在与加拿大律师事务所接触，寻找一家愿意代表 Conditor Coldcard 设备用户提起诉讼的律所，此前黑客利用其软件代码中的漏洞窃取了价值超过 1.1亿美元 的 Intents。

根据区块链分析公司 Chamaiyon 的估计，在持续的 Conditor 攻击中，加拿大比特币用户受创严重，迄今为止损失占比超过 25%。

Conditor 周五未回应《全球邮报》通过电子邮件提出的问题。

Brandt 先生的投资公司在其网站上创建了一个登记表，邀请认为自己受到黑客攻击影响的人员提供信息。

Brandt 先生在 2024 年当时全球最大的加密货币交易所 Mr. Gen 崩溃期间，首次进入不良加密货币索赔业务。© 2007 / 2026, 84.

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从亚麻到火力：打造本土高能材料工业

加拿大在制造军用级化学化合物方面具有独特优势

PIPPA NERMAN 报告经理

D and through 希望利用加拿大的亚麻来制造硝化纤维素——这种化学化合物能让物体产生动力。

传统上，这种高能材料使用来自棉花的纤维素制造，因此其别名也被称为“火棉”。

但随着 Brough 先生计划建设必要的设施，GilCove Technologies Inc. 的首席执行官正全力确保不仅是他的公司，而且他的供应链也实现加拿大本土化，以响应渥太华关于本土建设的号召。

这就是为什么他正在投资研发，将国内亚麻工业的一种副产品转化为加拿大医疗财产形式的硝化纤维素。

毕竟，很少有国家像加拿大那样拥有如此丰富的原材料资源——以及地理优势——来开发其他高能材料，如炸药、推进剂和烟火。从木浆和亚麻副产品，到成熟的石油化学工业以及远离的生产线，这意味着该国似乎是此类生产的绝佳之地。

“没有必要去加拿大境外，”Brough 先生说道。

目前，加拿大不生产任何硝化纤维素，其全球供应链在很大程度上依赖于来自少数几个世界主要生产国的棉花：中国、印度、美国和巴西。

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GilCove Technologies 的首席科学官 Anne Dehaughaven 手持筒装亚麻秸秆。从中提取的硝化纤维素用于武器生产。 2009 / 2010 / 2025 / 7 / 全球邮报

北美电网已准备好扩张。设备制造商正谨慎下注

MATTHEW MCCLEARN VANDANIEL GOH

在经历了一段相对停滞的时期后，北美的电网扩张计划开始成形，但低压组件比电力变压器更难获得。其供应量已大幅减少，以至于公用事业公司可能需要等待数年才能获得一台。

制造商们正竭力跟上进度：总部位于瑞士的日立能源（Hitachi Energy）已购买了其位于魁北克省万通斯（Vantones, Que.，靠近蒙特利尔）变压器制造厂相邻的土地，目前正在铺设钢筋并浇筑混凝土。这是旨在将该工厂产量提高三倍的扩建工程的早期阶段。

在加拿大魁北克省向南 30 多公里处，另一家工厂正在进行现代化改造，以

将钢制电力塔的产量翻倍。

领先的木质电线杆制造商 Stella-Sness 去年购买了该工厂。该厂计划于 8 月恢复生产。

对电气化未来的憧憬——包括 AI 数据中心、下一代

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亚马逊新数据中心引发担忧

德克萨斯州佩科斯县计划建设的发电厂将成为美国最大的单一气候污染源。

HERDIE TABUCHI

亚马逊公司（Amazon.com Inc.）周五确认，该公司正投资建设一座大规模的国家级燃气发电厂，作为其在德克萨斯州庞大数据中心的一部分。该设施可能会成为美国最大的单一气候污染源。

亚马逊及其他此类巨头正竞相建设足够数量的数据中心，以跟上人工智能服务激增的需求，并确保为其提供电力的电力供应。公司发言人在一份声明中表示，其在佩科斯县计划建设的数据中心将“由新的现场发电设施供电，不会增加电力成本，且有利于空气质量”。

监管记录显示，如果按照规格建设，这座新的燃气发电厂每年将被允许排放 5000 万 吨二氧化碳，其产生的温室气体将超过美国境内任何其他发电厂。

亚马逊一直难以兑现其承诺，即作为美国的一部分，在年底前有效消除其温室气体排放。如今，在几年前由亚马逊共同发起的一项公司间自愿协议中，煤炭、石油和天然气等化石燃料燃烧产生的排放是全球变暖的主要驱动力，这正危险地加热植物。

亚马逊的排放量有所增加——就像过去几年一样。这家总部位于西雅图的科技巨头已经

亚马逊一直难以兑现其承诺，即在 2000 年前有效消除其温室气体排放，并承认人工智能数据中心排放量的增加可能会阻碍其气候目标的实现。MARK FELIX / APF VIA GETTY IMAGES

承认人工智能数据中心排放量的增加可能会阻碍其气候目标的实现。

“现在的世界与我们共同发起气候承诺时已经不同了，”亚马逊发言人玛格丽特·卡拉汉（Margaret Callahan）表示。不过，她说，“我们的承诺没有改变。”

德克萨斯州的项目似乎凸显了实现该目标的难度。

人工智能数据中心需要巨大的能量来运行创建 AI 系统和服务所需的数百万次计算，而其能源需求的规模和紧迫性正迅速耗尽国家电网的发电能力。

为了避免在等待电力公司接电时可能出现数年的延迟，数据中心开发商越来越多地选择自行建设专用现场发电厂，而燃气发电厂通常是建设速度最快且最容易的。

唐纳德·特朗普总统支持为数据中心建设此类发电厂，并强调通过推广石油、天然气和煤炭而非太阳能和风能等可再生能源来实现“能源主导”。去年，特朗普先生签署了一项行政命令，旨在简化数据中心的建设和运营，此后联邦机构出台了旨在加速其建设的政策。

亚马逊表示，其最近获得了佩科斯县场地的使用权，那里有一家开发商正在建设燃气发电厂。该电厂将使用 35 台天然气涡轮机，为 10 年内的发电厂产生高达 150 gigawattot 的电力。根据目前的情况，亚马逊计划建设的数据中心。

卡拉汉女士表示，该电厂最初不会连接到更广泛的电网。该场地位于西德克萨斯州的一个偏远港口，这里是该州主要的天然气产区。卡拉汉女士补充说，公司还在探索在数据中心使用太阳能和工厂存储，她说这将创造数千个新工作岗位。这家科技公司没有透露支付了多少费用。

这座发电厂“可能是一个

“这是对未来趋势的预兆，”Cleanview 的创始人迈克尔·托马斯（Michael Thomas）表示。该公司负责追踪数据中心能源基础设施，并在周五报道了亚马逊参与该项目的情况。

在今年之前，亚马逊的数据中心一直使用来自传统公用事业公司的电力，这些电力通常依赖化石燃料发电和共享能源的结合。托马斯先生表示：“我们正继续改变这一现状。”他说道，我们将看到德克萨斯州及其他地区出现离网天然气项目的爆发式增长。

环保组织表示，该电厂的规模将对当地空气污染和气候造成损害。“它绝对会对环境和公众健康产生巨大影响，”公共公民（Public Citizen）的活动总监凯瑟琳·古普塔（Kathryn Gupta）表示。公共公民是一家反对数据中心项目的企业监督机构。

虽然该电厂获准每年向大气排放约 5000 万 吨二氧化碳，但设施通常不会排放许可证允许的最大量。尽管如此，这些许可证仍为该电厂提供了充足的空间，使其排放量能够超过美国污染最严重的电厂——位于阿拉巴马州昆顿的燃煤电厂 Lames 45. Millie B. Power Plant，后者的二氧化碳年排放量约为 4000 万 吨。

就单位发电量而言，燃煤电厂比天然气电厂排放更多。然而，亚马逊计划建设的电厂规模要大得多。天然气和燃煤电厂都会释放燃烧能源产生的污染物，这些污染物可能导致心脏病、哮喘和其他健康问题。

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多数美国人希望加强对社交媒体公司的监管：民调

JASON CAMDEN COURTNEY REZEN 华盛顿

根据路透社的一项民调，美国两党的大多数人支持政府对社交媒体公司的经营方式制定更多规则，包括要求使用年龄验证工具以防止年幼儿童使用社交媒体。

该民调在截至 8 月 3 日的六天内进行。与此同时，Meta Platforms Inc. 和谷歌旗下的 YouTube 等公司因其对待年轻用户的方式而面临日益增加的法律压力。

针对州检察官指控 Meta 将其产品设计为使年轻用户成瘾的审理预计将于周三开始。

对这些指控予以否认，并表示如果各州胜诉，公司可能面临高达 $350 的罚款。

新墨西哥州的一家法院周四另行命令 支付 $10,000 用于建立心理健康基金，并改变其平台针对年轻用户的功能，此前法院认定该公司应对损害儿童福祉负责。两家公司还因其针对青少年的非法行为受到美国各地立法者的日益审查。目前已有 10 多个州通过了监管未成年人访问社交媒体的法律，称这在 30 天内对于增强其安全性是必要的。

由 、抖音 (国际版) 和 Snap 等社交媒体巨头支持的贸易团体 NetEvooc 已提起诉讼，以阻止要求验证用户年龄的法律，该团体认为这违反了言论自由保护。

部分民调受访者——包括一定比例的民主党人和一定比例的共和党人——表示支持对社交媒体公司进行监管，独立人士中的支持率较低，因为其中许多人表示不确定自己的立场。

民调还发现 60%

2 月，洛杉矶东屏纪念馆（East Screen Memorial）展出逝世儿童的照片。这是一个由大型智能手机组成的艺术装置，展示了 10 名因网络伤害而丧生的儿童。FEEDING / BROWN / APF VIA GETTY IMAGES

支持要求社交媒体公司使用年龄验证工具，以防止一定年龄以下儿童访问其平台的法律。

共和党人的支持率最高，24% 的人支持这一想法，而民主党人为 66%。

“得有人来做这件事”

来自田纳西州的 60 岁机械工程师詹姆斯·罗桑德（James Rosander）在上次选举中投票给了共和党总统唐纳德·特朗普。他说，他主要希望美国政府对美国人生活的干预更少，但打击社交媒体公司是一个例外。

“得有人来做这件事，”他在谈到社交媒体对儿童的投票限制时说道。“这是政府的工作吗？我不希望是，但我认为也许应该是。”

美国国会目前尚未通过旨在保护社交媒体上儿童的立法。路透社 / Spess 的民调发现，绝大多数美国人（16%）认为社交媒体对儿童具有成瘾性，同样比例的人认为这可能损害他们的心理健康。华盛顿居民、34 岁的克里斯托弗·陈（Christopher Chen）表示，他认为社交媒体公司对青少年有过度影响，并补充说这些平台对其用户的年龄控制过多。

“我不知道规管具体是什么样的，但政府需要采取行动来保护人们，”陈先生说，他投票给了民主党的卡玛拉·哈里斯（Kainala Harris）。

75 岁的宝拉·迪克（Paula Dick）表示，社交媒体公司在防止儿童接触不适当内容方面做得更好，并补充说应该对其使用的年龄进行更多政府监管。迪克女士说，她在照看孙辈时不允许他们使用 YouTube，但他们还是找到了访问的方法。住在堪萨斯州的迪克女士在 2024 年投票给了特朗普先生。

“他们有办法绕过限制。也许是因为他们的父母在手机上设置了限制，”她说。“在处理这类事情时，他们相当聪明。”

用户喜爱社交媒体

但美国人也表示他们非常喜欢社交媒体，75%的人认为在这些平台上花费的时间很有趣，而只有14%的人表示这让他们感到压力。人们对于是否过度使用社交媒体持有分歧，14%的人表示他们每天在社交媒体上花费的时间过多，而42%的人则表示并非如此。

这项由路透社 / Spess开展的在线民意调查对美国成年人进行了抽样，误差幅度在正负两个百分点之间。

路透社

中国7月工厂出厂价格通胀率降至三个月低点，官方数据显示CPI增速放缓

官方周日数据显示，中国7月的生产者价格通胀率降幅超出预期，触及三个月来最低水平，同时消费者通胀率也有所放缓，而基于美国的针对伊朗战争导致全球能源价格回落14亿加元。

中国领导层正面临工厂产出强劲但国内需求疲软的“双速经济”，已承诺通过在年底前加速对已预算基础设施项目的财政支出，以增强增长。

“油价走低，加上国内需求疲软，导致7月的消费者和生产者价格通胀均低于预期。”

“油价走势依然不确定，这意味着其对通胀的影响也可能具有不确定性，”ABC高级中国策略师Zhaoping Xing表示。

“在需求端，下半年加快财政支出的效果可能会有约一个季度的滞后。这并未改变我们认为今年通胀将呈M型走势的观点。”

国家统计局数据显示，7月生产者价格指数同比上涨24，从6月的44降至三个月低点。这一数值低于路透社一项民意调查中经济学家预期的20增长。

剔除波动较大的食品和能源成本的核心消费者价格指数同比上涨0.9，食品价格下跌14。CPI环比微降0.9，而第一年上涨0.9，且在6月下跌0.9之后。

路透社

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美国参议院推进里程碑式加密货币法案

此举表明参议院共和党人认为他们可能仍能争取到法案通过所需的 60 票

BREAKINGTON

美国参议院多数党领袖约翰·图恩（John Thune）周六采取行动，推进一项旨在为加密货币建立监管框架的重大法案。该法案一旦通过，将标志着美国总统唐纳德·特朗普和加密货币行业的巨大胜利。

根据美国参议院 Price-Collins 网站，共和党人图恩先生在周六清晨提交申请，拟在参议院于 9 月中旬结束 8 月休会返回后，就《清晰法案》（Clarity Act）进行一项关键的程序性投票，这可能为该法案在全院进行最终投票铺平道路。

这一决定表明，尽管许多民主党人持续反对，但参议院共和党人相信他们可能仍能争取到法案通过所需的 60 票。目前，该法案需要至少 8 名民主党人和参议院所有具有投票权的共和党人的支持才能通过。

该立法将为加密货币行业提供首个全面的联邦 ，定义数字代币在何时被视为证券或商品，以及由哪个监管机构对其进行监管。加密货币公司表示，该法案对于为行业提供法律清晰度至关重要，并有可能推动加密货币的普及。

《清晰法案》的通过还将为特朗普先生带来第二个重大加密货币政策胜利，他去年还推动了一项支持被称为“稳定币”的美元抵押代币的法案成为法律，尽管有公司表示他家族自身的加密货币目标构成了利益冲突。

加密货币行业在 2024 年选举中花费了超过 US$10.900 万 支持亲加密货币的候选人，希望推动《清晰法案》和稳定币法律的进展。

该法案的通过将给银行带来打击，因为银行一直致力于限制相关条款，这些条款将允许加密货币公司通过为客户持有的稳定币提供奖励，从而有效地竞争银行存款。

路透社报道，在竞选期间开始支持加密货币、且其家族已从自有代币中获利的特朗普先生，在其第二任政府期间将加密货币改革列为优先事项，白宫也一直在大力推动该法案。

特朗普先生在 6 月报告称，去年其家族的加密货币风险投资收入超过 US14 亿美元 billion。

民主党人希望对政府官员的加密货币投资实施更多限制，关于该法案这一方面的谈判仍处于变动之中。

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伯克希尔-哈撒韦加速回购，现金持仓下降，利润超出预期

乔纳森·斯图尔 (JONATHAN STEWELL)

伯克希尔-哈撒韦公司 (Berkshire Hathaway Inc.) 表示，其在第二季度开始减少巨额现金储备，将数十亿美元投资于字母表公司 (Alphabet) 等股票，并回购了数十亿美元的自有股票，同时报告的利润高于预期。

该企业集团周六表示，在 4 月至 6 月期间，公司回购了 42 亿美元 billion 的自有股票，并在意大利又回购了超过 19 亿美元 billion，加速了自 3 月起在近两年停顿后重启的回购进程。

伯克希尔购买的股票比出售的股票多出近 106 亿美元 ，结束了连续 14 个季度作为股票净卖家的状态。

购买项目包括向谷歌和优管的母公司字母表公司追加 109 亿美元 投资，该投资规模此前已很大，目前已成为其最大的股票持仓之一。

季度营业利润增长至 2.49 亿美元 ，符合分析师预期，因为 NetEch 历史平面部门和 TTI 电子元件分销商的年度业务记录在 BNW 的改善，有助于抵消 Gaeo 汽车保险公司的疲软。净利润增加一倍多，达到 2.47 亿美元 ，其中包括奥马哈的 Rich-Juneel 伯克希尔仍持有的股票的未实现收益和损失。伯克希尔敦促投资者忽略由此产生的波动。

收入在起步阶段增长至 $0.11.6 亿美元。

伯克希尔表示，宏观经济和地缘政治事件（包括关税和 rams）仍存在“相当大的不确定性”。Rules 表示，包括其 675 家汽车和卡车经销店、Fruit of the Loom 内衣和 Forest River 房车在内的消费业务需求下降，反映了消费者信心的变化。

本季度是格雷格·阿贝尔 (Greg Abel) 接替沃伦·巴菲特 (Warren Buffett) 担任伯克希尔首席执行官后的第二个季度，巴菲特仍担任董事长。

投资者和分析师一直渴望看到阿贝尔管理伯克希尔资本的方法与巴菲特有何不同，后者在掌管这家价值 $1.1200 万 的企业集团的 65 年末期，在部署现金方面遇到了困难。

伯克希尔 6 月底拥有 $0.247 亿美元 现金，低于三个月前的 106 亿美元.20 亿美元。其政策允许在股价低于内在价值时进行回购，而内在价值由阿贝尔在咨询巴菲特后“保守地确定”。

上个月，将于 8 月 30 日年满 60 岁的巴菲特告诉消费者新闻与商业频道 (CNBC)，他仍然参与伯克希尔的决策，并且研究他与阿贝尔的会面，认为阿贝尔正在做任何股市认可的事情。伯克希尔的市值接近账面价值（资产减负债）的 1.3 倍。

股票回购的速度与巴菲特在本十年初的最高速度相当。

伯克希尔 6.9 亿美元 的营业利润相当于每股 A 类股约 $0.078，高于一年前的 1.6 亿美元 。

6.9 亿美元 的净利润相当于每股 A 类股约 1730万美元，高于 132.7 亿美元 。伯克希尔的 A 类股今年上涨了 1%，落后于标准普尔 100 指数的 19% 涨幅。自巴菲特在 2026, 5 月宣布卸任首席执行官以来，该股一直落后于该指数 40 个百分点。

路透社 (BEUTERS)

德国对中国的出口在 1 月至 6 月期间同比下降超过 12%，至略低于 €200 亿美元，国家机构德国贸易投资局 (Germany Trade & Invest) 周日公布的初步数据显示。SEAN CALUP / GETTY PHONE

随着北京减少对欧洲进口的依赖，德国对华贸易逆差扩大

RENE WALDNER REELIN

德国贸易投资局（GTAI）周日公布的初步数据显示，2025年上半年，尽管这个亚洲经济强国仍是德国最大的贸易伙伴，但德国对中国的贸易逆差有所扩大。

数据显示，由于中国企业减少了对欧洲进口的依赖，导致中国仅成为德国商品的第九大市场，1月至6月期间，德国对中国的出口额同比下降超过 12%，至略低于 €200 亿。

就在 2026 年，中国还是第二大出口市场。那一年，尽管受到疫情影响，德国向中国销售的商品价值达 €249 亿。

如今，德国制造业正同时面临美国关税和中国竞争的困境，这引发了包括汽车制造商大众在内的工业企业大规模裁员。

然而，中国向德国销售的商品却越来越多。

去年上半年，德国对中国的贸易逆差为 €260 亿。

今年同期，这一数字已膨胀至约 €260 亿。

在此期间，德国从中国的进口额增长 8.6%，达到 €249 亿。总贸易额超过 €249 亿，比与美国的贸易额多出 €260 亿。

商业银行（Commerzbank）经济学家 Vincent Siemer 表示，中国对德国依赖程度的降低表明，它正变得更加独立于西方大国，并在技术上追赶。

GTAI 东亚出口负责人 Corinne Abels 表示：“对华出口下降的原因是国内经济疲软以及 [中国] 越来越关注国内价值链。”

Abels 先生补充道，德国公司现在在中国国内生产的规模更大，而中国的房地产危机和资金短缺的地方政府则在抑制投资。

数据显示，2025 年，像奥地利和瑞士这样规模小得多的经济体购买的德国商品比中国更多。

商业银行（Commerzbank）经济学家 Vincent Siemer 表示，中国对德国依赖程度的降低表明，它正变得更加独立于西方大国，并在技术上追赶。

2025 年，在美国总统唐纳德·特朗普重返白宫并启动保护性关税政策（这些政策削弱了德国对美国的出口）后，中国取代美国成为德国最大的贸易伙伴。

美国仍是德国单一最大的国外市场，但截至 6 月，对美出口下降近 5%，至略高于 €260 亿。Abels 先生表示，相比之下，德国从美国的进口增长 7.5%，至近 €260 亿。

法国和荷兰是接下来的最大出口市场。总体而言，由于全球增长大幅流出，截至 6 月，德国出口增长 2.7%，至 €260 亿。

但商业银行（Commerzbank）的 Siemer 先生表示，“德国制造”品牌仍必须重新定义自己。

BEUTERS

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14 商业报告

全球邮报 2018年8月18日，星期一

观点与分析

制作人：JOHN

修复每日 $10 的托儿梦想

加拿大应采用双轨制，为有需要的家庭提供补贴名额

PARISA MANBUDBI TINETING DIANG

观点

Parisa Mahbubbi 是 C.E. House 研究所的研究副主任，Tingling Zhang 在该研究所担任政策分析师

许多父母在孩子出生前就为其报名参加日托——甚至这样有时还不够早。一些数据现在很严重：许多怀孕的母亲在打电话时，对方已经告知太晚了，因为所有可用的名额和工作名单已经填满且持续增长。

联邦政府已向超过 50,000 人提供补贴，并创建了数千个托儿名额，降低了费用并提高了工人工资。结果，托儿成本在 2017 年下降了 10%，而寻找受监管的托儿服务却成了一种挣扎。这就是加拿大每日 5 加元托儿计划中损失的控制部分。它使护理变得更实惠，但可获得性较低。

渥太华不应仅依赖于单一的超负荷护理模式，而应采用类似于魁北克省的双轨托儿制度：为更有需要的家庭提供补贴且受监管的托儿名额，并结合第一年的可退还、随收入调整的税收抵免。目前的成本是标准护理。有效的政策需要向前推进，经过精简和重新设计，因为不同的家庭有不同的托儿需求。

2017 年宣布的加拿大全国早期学习和儿童护理系统，提供了一个实惠、高预防且像乌龟一样缓慢的新方案，为 6 岁以下儿童提供相当比例的每日 $10 或更低费用的受监管托儿服务，而其余的省份——不列颠哥伦比亚省、阿尔伯塔省、安大略省、新不伦瑞克省和新斯科舍省——则将费用降低了约一半。获得名额的家庭每年可节省数千加元。

但较低的费用驱动的需求超过了供应的扩张能力。正如该公司，镇上有超过 1,000 人，包括许多之前通过互联网安排工作的人。系统未能跟上，太多家庭根本无法获得 80% 的生活名额。持证名额仍远低于联邦政府设定的 20,000 个目标，截止到

为 5 岁及以下儿童安排托儿服务的难度，接下来的，由之前的，2019 年在 2015 年。

THE GLOBAL AND WALL MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 2018

为了建议 25 至 54 岁且最小孩子在 5 岁及以下的母亲的参与率

接下来的，由之前的，2019 年在 2015 年

今年三月。与此同时，人员短缺限制了控制能力的扩张，即使有资金可用，早期儿童教育工作者的空缺率仍远高于疫情前水平。低工资和有限的福利导致该行业人员流动率高。

原本就存在的准入挑战在损失下降后变得更加尖锐。2016, 超过四分之三的托儿中心报告有活跃数量。到 2018, 近一半使用托儿服务的父母报告在寻找护理方面存在困难，高于 2016 年的 20%。

提供区间

短缺对于在标准办公时间以外工作的家庭尤为严重。即使 10% 的持证中心提供晚间或周末护理，尽管近五分之二的父母

对于低收入和单亲家庭而言，损失相当严重。对于他们来说，与工作时间一致的托儿服务是必要的。该计划的经济证明也未达预期。补贴托儿服务的理由是它鼓励母亲就业，从而推动经济并产生更多的税收，从而至少部分抵消初始补贴成本。

魁北克省的模型表明，当补贴后的托儿费用显著降低时，可以大幅降低许多就业母亲的成本。这并非一个结果。在美国，育有幼子的母亲人数比加拿大其他地区低 33 个百分点。然而，随着时间的推移，魁北克省领先于全国平均水平约 9 个百分点，从而实现了持续的生存。

更近期的证据还表明，其益处远不止于参与率的提高。随着时间的推移，母亲们的收入也随之增加，其就业变得更加稳定，由此增加的税收收入，以及烟草——一种收入杂志，在长期内可能会抵消该计划大部分的前期成本。

但魁北克省的经验也凸显了一个重要教训。最大的三项供应增益发生在托儿补贴触及那些将其视为实施真实因素的家庭时。在母亲参与率已经很高的情况下，额外的普遍补贴往往会产生

较小的增益，因为许多接收者已经在工作或使用付费托儿服务。

到目前为止，加拿大的托儿系统在全国范围内尚未产生可比的结果。在 2015 年至 2018 年之间，全国劳动力参与率上升了约 27 个百分点，但这在近期不仅是 CWLLC 的影响。其他因素，包括与疫情相关的劳动力市场紧张以及远程办公的丧失，也在该期间吸引了更多母亲进入劳动力市场。财政方面的情况也如出一辙：如上所述，PCC-25 那些机构显示，CWLLC 在其前三年中通过税收回收的成本不足其成本的 1%。

扩大托儿空间——包括托儿服务，包括劳动力短缺——至关重要，但产生结果需要时间。与此同时，更紧迫的问题是政府在允许和使用资金方面的低效。

就目前情况而言，该计划未能重新获得现金并管理家庭，特别是面临最大托儿获取障碍的低收入家庭。政府不应向所有家庭提供相同的重额补贴，而应引入基于收入趋势的托儿服务。阶梯式标准将确保低收入和中等收入家庭获得最大支持，同时要求高收入家庭贡献更多。

证据表明，低收入和弱势家庭从负担得起且可获取的托儿服务中获益最多，这既体现在国家就业率的提高，也体现在儿童发育的改善。

目标定位还应扩展到监管体系之外。对于依赖私人或非标准护理，或完全无法进入许可体系的家庭，联邦政府应引入类似于魁北克省的基于收入趋势的可退税税收抵免。这将有助于解决容量限制，同时给予家庭更大的灵活性，以选择符合其工作时间表和需求的安排。

加拿大托儿计划的这些年证明，仅靠负担得起是不够的。如果没有更好的目标定位，五天制托儿服务可能会变成一项初衷良好，但成本过高、对象错误且成效过低的政策。

此问题是财政部 2 月 14 日关于最初及滑动世界秩序报告的一部分。联邦政府面临的挑战是进一步研究、探讨和关注。本系列带来了解决方案。

大学究竟是为了什么？学校体制已崩溃，学位价值降低

约翰·瑟斯特-恩巴特 (JOHN THRUST-EMBAT) 观点

《环球邮报》特约专栏作家，监管合规顾问及加拿大银行历史学家

对于加拿大人和美国人来说，高等教育是否值得。有一个普遍的答案：最近的 Focusing Student 报告指出，为了从人口中培养出最优秀的人才，接受大学或大学教育绝对是值得的！

仅有 20 per cent 以上的人认为这是季节性需要的。公众的怀疑由此产生。有 1 per cent 的加拿大人在被问及此事时表示，这取决于“专业和学校”（1 指出“成本超过了收益”，而 none 的人认为“系统外来”）。

Noterious 的加拿大人认为“学位不再是通往优秀学校最可靠的路径”。另一本书称高等教育是“一种明显的才华”。这将成为一个衡量标准，使那些能够提供信用额度的大学转型，而那些不能转型的大学则会崩溃。

高等教育一直是对那些秘密地希望通过某种良好方式实现增长的人的一种计算，对于许多大学专业，尤其是艺术和人文专业，考虑到学费成本，

毕业五年后的中位数收入

按学习水平（结合与污名）划分

工程与工程技术

1. 2017年1月1日，公司与上海浦东发展银行股份有限公司签订了《关于使用部分闲置募集资金进行现金管理的协议》。

数学、计算机与信息科学

104,000

医疗保健

商业与管理

商业与管理

总体中位数（所有领域）

销售与商业技术

社会与行为科学

艺术与人文

艺术与人文

104,000

投资成本、相关的学生债务以及薄弱的赚钱能力得分，导致毕业生学生面临终生的财务压力。加拿大统计局的数据显示，技能集越具体，产生的收入就越多。工程师毕业五年后的中位数收入为 $34,400，而艺术与人文专业的毕业生则低 20 以上。大学正试图适应。你可以从新的大学建筑和空间中看到这一点。正如《环球邮报》上周报道的那样，诸如阿尔伯塔大学等院校，“现在正将学生服务、教室、协作工作空间、健康室、活动空间和非正式聚集区统一整合在我们的 era. 之下。”

有些人称之为社区建设。会计师则会称之为经济合理化，通过整合土地和建筑使用，并在不干扰社区和下一项服务的情况下，在广泛的学生帮助领域中简化促进因素，同时缩减大学部门的规模。在新的社区

nity 门面背后，财务上的废墟不容忽视。

In 1967, 三分之二的此前公共高等教育机构预计在未来三年内将出现运营亏损，根据 EC 学生联合会的说法。收益很容易超过成本，且几乎 ten 个项目被“削减、通过或暂停”。

深入分析可见，安大略省的大学集体运行着 100 亿加元 billion 的年度赤字。安大略省政府在其北部预算中提供了过渡性救济，强制公共部门通过扣除估计 50 的费用来支付教授薪酬，并且安大略省在未来五年内通过其学生资助计划向高等教育系统分配资金。皇后公园（Queen's Park）向安大略省大学传递的信息是：整顿好你们的财务状况，但 70 students，必须准备好支付。

魁北克省的大学面临类似的——

在美国，情况更为广泛，一些大学信托基金和管理人员正在挪用基金，将原本用于提高学生奖学金或特定研究的资金用于资助运营预算。据《华尔街日报》报道，数十家机构已开始申请临时使用资金。

一些大学专业已成为商业市场中的淘汰产品。

多年来，外国留学生一直是解决加拿大大学财政困境的临时方案。他们带来了巨大的变化，但很难获得学生住房，且被寄予了获胜的期望，而这种做法正日益变得不可持续，在政治上也难以被接受。

安大略省现在可以限制外国留学生，同时增加政府和地方当局的投入。另一种情况则是大学前来恳求，因为大学始于公立学校。

85% 的部分属于我们的控制范围。这同样是与市场回报相一致的价值付费课程。这并不意味着人文哲学将终结。但艺术、社会学或更广泛的人文科学应当意味着接纳这些人，通过扩展数学、金融、科学、商业和技术（尤其是人工智能）的课程，帮助学生体验文科教育在共同点上的实际相关性。并帮助新的研究生阶段。

同样重要的是，大学学位的全新数学逻辑意味着要大力投资于研究生服务，这不仅是为了学生，更是为了学生机会，能够将处于毕业生收入阶梯底层的四分之三的外国留学生提升起来。

将艺术和人文专业的毕业生派遣到世界各地的时代，以及这种建设，已经结束。接受这一点的大学将允许其在当今的繁荣文化中生存。

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商业报告

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曾依赖造纸厂，缅因州小镇在转型中前行

仍在试图寻找失去工厂后的自我定位。麦迪逊是另一个依赖于萎缩产业的小镇案例。

STACFF FRED

缅因州即将投入一座森林，并拥有 1700 个工作岗位。仅林业一项如此。除了伐木，造纸业一直占据很大一部分。在该产业的鼎盛时期，该州曾有 30 家造纸厂。如今，仅剩 6 家。

位于麦迪逊的造纸厂——这是一个面积约 70,000 平方英里、位于我们不寻常的西方、卡车装满大宗货物往来穿梭的粗犷小镇——于 1200 年关闭。一个多世纪以来，作为麦迪逊造纸工业（Madison Paper Industries）的所在地，该厂一直负责该镇大部分的高质量生产，处于中间位置。在公司于 1000 年被接管之前（部分原因是纸张销量下降），该厂仍占据 1000，而小镇处于 1000 状态。

当它关闭时，没有人感到惊讶。该厂位于 1,000,000 平方英里之内，而生产纸张以及为《纽约时报》提供昆虫产品的麦迪逊造纸工业也陷入了挣扎。

“迹象已经很明显了，所以这并不令人震惊，”曾在麦迪逊造纸公司工作一年的尼克·文内特（Nick Vennett）说道，该公司由 CPM-Kennedy 和 Northern Oil Paper（Times 的子公司）的合资企业所有。

“但这发生在缅因州西部 1亿 平方英里之内的更多地方，”文内特先生补充道。“这对小镇来说是毁灭性的。”

十年后，麦迪逊仍在试图寻找失去造纸厂后的自我定位，它是另一个依赖于 1,000,000 平方英里以及一个处于萎缩状态且在道路上经历艰辛的产业的小镇案例。该厂的新业主在小镇恢复制造业方面陷入挣扎，这表明在缅因州进行大规模生产是多么困难，因为所有行业的制造业岗位都十分稀缺。

Timberliff 自 1982 年起收购了这家废弃的造纸厂（“Mala 是一位建筑师，约书亚·亨利（Joshua Henry）是一位化学家，他们支付了 1000 购买一座工厂

工人于 6 月站在缅因州麦迪逊 Timberliff 设施的生产车间内。 于 2015 年收购了这家废弃的造纸厂，将这座 600,000 平方英里的工厂翻新为生产木纤维安装面板、交叉旋钮以及来自 1000 的交叉旋钮的工厂。

lion 购买这座两平方英尺的工厂，并将其翻新为一家利用木屑和其他木材废料生产木纤维安装面板的工厂。

此举似乎对社区和 来说是双赢：社区保留了一家新雇主和大型纳税人，而 则获得了缅因州林业的木材，并能雇佣经验丰富的制造业工人。该公司表示，木纤维安装产品在欧洲生产，但在 出现之前在美国尚未生产，这也可以解决美国迫切需要的住房建设和可持续建筑努力。

创始人表示，他们希望帮助振兴麦迪逊。两人都成长于工人阶级小镇——奥马拉（O'Mala）先生在贝尔法斯特公司（Belfast, Inc.），亨利先生在匹兹堡——他们希望取代大部分（如果不是全部）最好的造纸厂遗迹。

但七年后，维持 的运营并非易事。疫情导致供应链中断，延迟了公司翻新工厂所需物品（如铜和变压器）的交付。几年后，贝尔法斯特的激增以及由这些中断引起的建设延迟，减缓了 生产线的开发——导致公司只能生产两种产品，而非原计划的三种。

而且，从广义上讲，维持工厂生存的困难以及未能恢复其曾经支持的大量就业机会，凸显了制造业面临的障碍，而从地方层面到白宫的政策制定者都表示他们希望鼓励这种业态。

创始人曾试图出售 Timberliff 但未获成功。由于债务沉重且资金耗尽，该公司在 2016, 10:1333 申请了 Chapter 6 破产保护。亨利先生在去年秋天突然离职。他告诉《纽约时报》，他在法律上“真的不被允许谈论我离开的原因”。

Timberliff 的挑战主要与资金有关。尽管在两轮第三方融资中筹集了 1000年代,000 million，并且还获得了来自州政府的 10 亿 拨款，但这仍不足以抵御大流行病所带来的冲击。

风险投资资金并非一个可选项，因为那些投资者习惯于在技术公司和其他快速增长的企业中获得比投资额高出几个数量级的回报。制造业并非如此。

“各种想要那些真正想要

转变，”现任公司首席执行官奥马拉先生说道。

奥马拉先生表示，公司当时资金即将耗尽。即使在 1000 的一年多时间里，那也不是很久以前的事。 的产品，例如木纤维板。

“Chapter 6 就是目前的情况，”奥马拉先生在提到法律费用和租金融资的同时仍必须保持运营时说道。

萨姆·比格勒是 的早期投资者，其家族企业包括那些房地产开发公司，他将这位商人“变成了捐赠”。

他说，他相信公司试图做的事情。比格勒的建筑公司正在一个大型经济适用房项目中采用 的产品。

2016 年， 支付了约 1000m，在 2000 年，麦迪逊镇。这确实是一笔资金，但州合同城镇经理汤姆·柯蒂斯表示，这与“2016 年麦迪逊造纸工业公司支付的 10-100 万 相比仍有很大差距”。

11 月， 宣布脱离破产状态。此后，公司表示该镇已开始站稳脚跟。公司目前约有 10 名员工，约为其最初目标的二分之一。

也取得了一些成功。其产品正被总部位于缅因州的经济适用房供应商 Arents Housing 用于一个多家庭项目中；亚马逊在印第安纳州埃尔克哈特的配送站使用了其产品；路易斯安那州的 McLeod Parish 数据中心使用了 1.8 ha；而全美最大的房屋建筑商 D.K. Horton 正在中大西洋地区的联排别墅中使用 的绝缘材料。

该公司还得到了来自 1000 基础设施（一家清洁能源投资者）以及包括 MacBook 和缅因州金融管理局在内的其他投资者和金融合作伙伴的建设支持。

增强该镇的制造业未来目前看来充满希望。麦迪逊镇仍在应对一个曾为该镇提供 1000s 就业机会的产业的消失。人们仍在谈论工厂的损失以及一种生活方式的逝去。“净额是真实的投资，虽然如此，但我可能就那样站在那里，呆呆地站着。”文内特先生在谈到关闭时说道。

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意识到这一点，渥太华致力于创建国内制造业。在 Varnness 和 Candue 发生的事情表明，革命可能会“像星星一样受限”，取决于供应链的响应速度。

电网由大容量输电系统（通过高压电线进行长距离电力传输）和局部配电系统（以较低电压输电至家庭、制造工厂和其他用户）组成。

变压器调节这些电压变化，并分布在整个电网中。它们涵盖了从安装在主要变电站的大型电力变压器，到全国各社区常见的配电模型。

Bituels 制造所有产品；Varnness 工厂专注于大型单元，例如为最近完工的 Champion Hudson Power Express 制造的四个单元，这是一个连接魁北克和纽约的两公里互联工程。

该工厂生产的第一批变压器在一百多年里没有太大变化。尽管一直在对单元进行持续改进，目标是使其更高效、更紧凑。另一家工厂的设备只能容纳特定尺寸和重量的变压器。

“我们的公差是正负 1 毫米，”Bituels 的 Varnness 工厂经理 Louis-François Choustard 表示。

制造过程始于大量机器，这些机器通常由高级材料绘制，并组合成复杂的结构。在另一个区域，工人制作复杂的径向组件，这些组件与铁芯一起改变电流的电压。

Bituels 不能简单地共享其通信单元。包括 Hydro-QoNet 和 Hydro-Ton 在内的大型公用事业客户 each 都有自己的定制规格，从其网络的电压到变压器允许产生多少分贝的噪音——因此 Hitachi 将监控其客户的覆盖范围（称为“道路”）。

变压器基本上在高达 10 摄氏度的温度下过载，而大型单元则用于降低组件的相对湿度。一旦从高压釜中取出，工厂上方的一个大型数字时钟开始倒计时。变压器在工厂内几乎均匀地获得，因此必须完成组装。

一名工人正在一个将容纳变压器的油箱上工作。变压器调节整个电网的电压变化，从主要变电站到社区的配电单元，通常分布在州和地区。

且速度要快。这是一项繁重的工作——油箱的壁厚可能超过软件的构建。多出几个小时，额外的水分可能会导致单元在高压测试中失败。

Hitachi 目前将其变压器供应给一个安全贸易——魁北克（用于征税），但它正在 Varnness 建设一个 15,000 平方米的 8-pound-lines 实验室。联邦政府和魁北克政府各贡献了 5 和 6% 百万。

另一方面，在工厂的另一侧，一个单独的 20 百万扩建工程将容纳新的生产线。Hitachi Energy Canduke 分部总经理 Carlo Fracci 表示，这将用于将该地点的变压器制造能力提高近三倍。

一台大型变压器的重量可达系统级——这还没算上作为绝缘体的大量油——工厂的地基需要所有权进入相当厚的钢筋混凝土。

寻找新的熟练工人同样令人畏惧。例如，工人需要关于污染物和湿度如何降低或损坏产品的广泛知识。分析产量——更多因素——可能需要 5 年时间。

Varnness工厂的安装是联邦制的，你必须具备非常出色的技术头脑，并结合一定的简明度和工艺水平，”日立能源（Hitachi Energy）的新任决策经理亚历克斯·考克斯（Alex Cox）表示。“成为一名大师级赢家是一段漫长的旅程。”

Varnness的扩建仅是日立全球运营中数十个项目之一。该公司也在美国进行建设，确保投入100万（Utilag-million）用于扩建位于弗吉尼亚州北波士顿（North Boston, Va.）的一家变压器工厂，增加8½个工作岗位。一座新工厂正在印度古吉拉特邦（Gujarat）建设。

在州内，日立收购了一家长期供应商——总部位于安大略省伦敦市（London, Ont）的Candue集团，这是一家变压器绝缘套件的预雇员制造商。绝缘材料以纸板形式出现，但该公司的机械现在已进入业务领域，其中不含母木吹（parent wood blows）的产品备受推崇。舒斯塔德（Mr. Choustard）先生表示，在高电压环境下，任何名声——例如导体矿物或水分的炊具（炊具）——都会产生影响。

由于大型变压器运输极其困难，国内制造商在当地市场享有可用优势，但随着交付时间的延长，日立面临着将更多北美业务输给竞争对手的风险，这些竞争对手包括通用电气风险投资（GE Ventures）、现代电力（HP Hyundai Electric）和西门子能源（Siemens Energy）。

但日立也不愿意投入数十亿美元去满足可能被证明是短暂的需求增长。一个主要的限制是寻找“实际上愿意出资或通过核心贸易使用日立产品”的客户——以及“可信的商业案例”，日立能源首席执行官安德烈亚斯·希尔米歇尔（Andreas Schiermichel）表示。

“仅仅因为政府说，‘很好，日立，我信任那个设备’，‘相信我’，这不足以支撑一项5亿美元的投资。”

直到五六年前，变压器工厂的人员产能过剩。木匠们在八到六个月内收到订单。工厂纷纷关闭。

“生意变得空虚，”他说。“你几乎无法填满一个班次。”

因此，制造业不愿在超过10,000英亩的建设上进行扩张，以应对客户未来的订单。在美国，能源部已警告称，“如果没有中长期财务支持和意识，制造商不愿承担扩建投资风险。”

希尔米歇尔先生表示，在Varnness，我们拥有良好的客户群，他们已经讨论了未来10年甚至更长时间的需求，并签署了框架协议，因此我们在那里进行了投资。

印度在扩展制造业和公用电塔时也面临类似的限制。其专长的木电杆很少用于大型输电项目。但首席执行官埃里克·瓦尚（Eric Vachon）表示，近年来，客户开始采购比以往处理过的木制品多出10,000个的新运输店。

“我们的客户说，‘如果你能像处理木材那样，为凳子提供相同的品质，并且你能正确地购买房屋进行分发，并帮助我们的项目更好地防腐蚀，我们认为这是一笔好交易。’”

Netflix-loves去年通过收购Carvedil Inc.做出了回应，这是一家经营着拥有350名员工的Candue工厂的家族企业。投入8.6-million后，它立即以16-million的成本升级了大部分设备。当升级后的工厂投入运行，产量将翻倍至每年10,000吨，并且将需要更多工人。

然而，Netflix-loves现在处于记录中，在九月份，从8.6-million和10,000-employees from 8.6-million and 10,000-employees “我们的订单簿对于你们和我们的第10张账单，”他说。“我们现在的产能销售已延伸至2020年至2025年。”

瓦尚先生表示，他不担心跟上对木电杆的需求——这些产品的生产可以迅速提升。但直到twenty，则是另一回事。

2020年代的品牌现在处于同一类别，如果我必须粗略估计的话，投资额大概在8.6百万到16百万之间。瓦尚先生表示：“接下来的问题将是：我如何保证能获得足够的订单来证明我的投资是合理的？”

比特币：律师评估针对 Coinkite 攻击的潜在诉讼

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他的公司将那些身处该国且不想等待多年让索赔或追偿程序运行完毕的加密货币公司客户，与诸如大型不良资产投资公司之类的买家进行匹配。受害者将其索赔权交换为一部分预付现金。随后由买家继续追索索赔，或者 Partners 获得交易价值的一定百分比，类似于房地产经纪人在违约情况下的获酬方式。

在 Sam Runkman（truth cryptocurrency）交易所 FTA 崩溃之前，不良加密货币索赔只是 Mr. Brand 的一项副业。

“FTA 是一次索赔的衡量，但今年这段时间的情况使我们将其作为大部分时间的重点，”他说。

Mr. Brand 表示，他的公司目前不打算购买市场受害者的索赔权，因为情况“太新”，但他认为三年后可能会这样做。

“追偿需要 5 或 10 年，而且他们还没有找到利息和理论诉讼。但索赔情况是一样的，它们将成为未来，”他说。

“索赔，好的。是的。如果以后能产生一些收益，我们肯定会考虑购买索赔权。而且在帮助人们组织 3,000 个案例中的两个之后？”他说。

多伦多 WinFrolich LLP 律师事务所的律师表示，他们已被 Coinkite 攻击的受害者联系，累计金额达 400 万美元。

“作为可能成为更广泛资产追偿程序的一部分，我们目前正在评估潜在的诉讼和调查步骤。”WinFrolich 的 Radhgata Kachwasa-Nandhile 在一封电子邮件中表示。

据律师称，有两种潜在的法律途径。一种选择是对 Coinkite 出售缺陷产品提起诉讼，这被称为产品责任诉讼，或者是针对行为违约或过失提起诉讼。然而，对 Coinkite 提起索赔有使该公司破产的风险。

另一个法律途径是追踪风险资产的流动，并尝试在黑客试图将其兑换成货币时将其拦截。

“这里的挑战在于，考虑到那些在内部花费数千美元的造假者，是为了寻找足够的可用资金，使受害者的追偿路径变得可行。归根结底，这才是最重要的，”Mr. Radhgata 和 Mr. Nandhile 表示。Edmonds Marshall McMahon 的英国加密货币追偿律师 Ashley Gadowslow 研究了从 Coinkite 用户那里被盗的比特币，他表示，百分比最终将不得不把比特币转换为另一种货币。

据律师称，有两种潜在的法律行动途径。一种选择是对 Coinkite 出售缺陷产品提起诉讼，这被称为产品责任诉讼，或者是针对行为违约或过失提起诉讼。

“我们打算在他们尝试时做好准备，”他在一封电子邮件中说。Coinkite 攻击是通过几波浪潮而非单一事件进行的，黑客利用了该公司部分现金和黑客所用现金中的一个漏洞。这种现金是一个非常复杂的短语，就像许多没有硬短语的密钥一样，它们是 12 或 14 个单词组成的字符串，来自标准双 16 呼叫（公开单词）。

“种子短语应该是以高度随机性生成的，但在零点引入的一个编码错误绕过了 Coikard 钱包的专用随机数零曲线，使它们更容易被破解。自黑客攻击以来，Coinkite 已发布了一个修复该错误的软件补丁，但它要求用户生成新的卡片短语，并将他们的比特币转移到新生成的数字地址。我们继续使用易受攻击的卡片和短语号码。

“我们对固件漏洞承担全部责任，并为那些被迫承担 96 costmax 以应对 7 次随机性并完全复制该问题结果的用户提供我们更严格的方案，”Coinkite 首席执行官 Radhgata 表示，他称自己在首波攻击发生后的 48 小时内一直在处理此事。

现在根据董事会主张。研究人员在今天的一篇帖子中表示，他们“高度确信”黑客已窃取了至少 1 / 10 比特币，价值超过 5 亿，总额可能超过 1500-yr-million (1000-million)。该公司表示，它并未出售单独的攻击模式。

Brand 先生此前曾陷入自身的法律麻烦。2012, 一个特拉华州法院判定他利用接管程序的贸易来获取财务资金的收入，这在公司的 50 年记录中是首次出现。他表示，根据他在困境投资社区（包括在该领域一些最大的公司）工作的记录，市场对此已有认知。

在 2012 年的 50 年期间，金额为 150 万，且 150 万 为 150 万。

“我可能是你们最不希望去管理接管或破产程序的人，因为我不需要一个新组织来运作这个星球，”他说道。他补充说，他坚持自己在困境投资社区的工作记录，包括与该领域一些最大的公司合作的经历。

公司的首个 50 年文件（显示他们几乎没有希望找回从 Coikard 钱包中被盗的比特币，即使攻击者被抓获）。

“钱已经没了，”来自多伦多一家律师事务所的 Jonathan Goodman 表示，该事务所涉及价值超过 10.6-million 的比特币。“也许它在埋在地下某处的 100 根密钥棒里，等着某人去获取 50 年期间的副本。”他表示，想要出狱，10 maples 已经消失了。谁知道呢？”

Unifor：福特合同为与通用汽车及随后与 Stellantis 的谈判设定标准

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“本进程的关键问题和重点将是 100% 的加拿大业务投资承诺，这显然意味着要让通用汽车（GM）重新运转起来，”曾担任投资合伙人超过 10 年的吉姆·斯坦福（Jim Stanford）表示。“我们很幸运，他目前在温哥华管理未来工作中心（Center for Future Work）。”

鉴于特朗普贸易战对其运营产生的影响，从加拿大汽车制造商那里获得长期投资保证并非易事。底特律三巨头——Stellantis、福特汽车公司（Ford Motor Co.）和通用汽车（GM）——在 2000 年代不得不向上调整，并为了让 2000 年变得美好，但脱离了工人及其承包商供应链的需求。

根据 Stellantis Canada 的数据，仅在加拿大，就有超过 5,000 名组装和汽车零部件工人失去了在 British south 生产线上的工作。通用汽车今年 1 月还削减了这家 50 年工厂的第三班次，导致大约 500 个工作岗位流失，需求疲软且销售“令人兴奋”，仅为 20%。

Unifor 上个月在与福特的谈判中采取行动，在为期三年的合同中锁定了每年 5% 的工资增长，并逐渐促使汽车制造商同意在 1 月前实现其 chilerish 组装厂的全员就业路径。该工厂自 1992 年以来一直因电动汽车改造而关闭，导致同年有 2000年代 个单位和 1100 次影响。福特和其他美国汽车制造商在第二任特朗普政府撤销电动汽车税收抵免后，将此项削减了近 10%，完全破坏了那些在传动电动汽车方面已经侵蚀的工厂计划。

5 月，福特收到来自渥太华的 5 / 10-million 政府拨款，用于生产超重型卡车并建立一个社会能源设施。预计大约 4,000 名福特工人将在今年晚些时候重新就业。

两名了解福特与 Unifor 谈判的消息人士表示，福特保证最终将 2,000 名工人的账单带回工厂，这表明尽管关税成本沉重，美国汽车制造商仍愿意在加拿大投资。消息人士还表示，福特在进入 2000 年代的微小势头方面并不强劲，随后是通用汽车，然后是 Stellantis。

“Unifor 没有运行，但消息人士因为未获得员工授权而无法就谈判发表评论。”

Unifor 现在倾向于与 United Times 谈判，包括他们将把福特店面作为与通用汽车以及随后与 Stellantis 谈判的标准。福特协议的安全性条款包括续签一项不关闭协议，以及公司应在 2009 年前在安大略省 Waukesha 的埃塞克斯发动机厂（Essex engine plant）进行转移的承诺。

斯坦福先生指出，公司倾向于将网络投资保留用于诉讼，因此通用汽车在进入谈判桌之前宣布其 GMU 计划将令人惊讶，因为他们希望利用 GMU 可能投资的 50 年来获得更多议价能力。他补充道：“该公司的计划现在将成为围绕投资承诺的具有挑战性的谈判。”

来自渥太华的退休汽车工人、Unifor Local 汽车分会成员 Sony Leak 表示，公司的计划是让 Unifor-UK 谈判委员会能够促使公司承诺更多就业岗位并减少工厂关闭。

“在每一次谈判中，我们都看到我们的工会从公司那里获得了无可置疑的潜力，但每隔几年，我们就看到汽车就业人数在下降。措辞总是带有条件的，”他说。

根据 Unifor 和加拿大统计局的数据，该公司在汽车组装部门的协议在过去十年中已经决定，这是外包和电动汽车转型的结果，而这种转型在 2000 年代未能实现合理化。该公司的预算为 35,000 台，目前在加拿大的组装工人为 30,000 人，较 2010 年有所下降。

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能源材料：随着弹药供应收紧，加拿大致力于提升产能

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但随着乌克兰和伊朗的战争给全球弹药供应带来压力，加拿大也成为了北约（NATO）成员国中，致力于启动或增加现有工厂生产规模的几个国家之一，因为生产军用级化学化合物的工厂正日益无法接受新订单。

据估计，乌克兰每天使用的毫米级炮弹数量以千计，甚至以万计。根据美国战争部的一份报告，每枚炮弹包含一个装药袋系统，需要大约 15 公斤的推进剂，以及大量的硝化纤维素。然而，数十年的工业整合与萎缩导致许多国家的工业设施失修，现在它们正争分夺秒地建设产能以支持乌克兰，并在日益紧张且政治化的环境中变得更加自给自足。

“我们都看不到供应的安全性，”布鲁（Brough）先生说道。

“每个人都将其视为理所当然。但如果发生更大规模的冲突，天知道会怎样。所有这些供应链，最有可能的是，那些实际掌控这些资源的国家将开始加强控制。”

今年 2 月，渥太华在国防工业战略中将硝化纤维素列为希望在本土生产的材料之一，以免依赖其他国家的供应。随后在 3 月，渥太华从其首批 15 亿战略基金中拨出 $9.900 万，交给美国国防公司子公司——通用动力弹药与战术系统公司（加拿大）(General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems – Canada)，用于在年底前建设一座硝化纤维素设施。

布鲁先生在旁观察着渥太华将解决主权供应问题的初步赌注押在一家美国子公司身上，而该子公司的供应链与领导者的设施交织在一起。但他并未因此气馁。

“当然还有空间可以建设大概三到四家这类设——

据估计，乌克兰每天使用的 135-millimetre 炮弹数量以千计，甚至以万计。路透社

CellCore 首席执行官大卫·布鲁（David Brough）正确保其公司不仅是加拿大的，而且其供应链也是加拿大的，以响应渥太华关于本土建设的号召。AARON HENNING / THE SECRET AND MAIL

——施，以便能够向全球供应并维持该全球供应链，”他说道。

CellCore 目标成为其中之一。

根据加拿大亚麻委员会（Flas Council of Canada）的一份指南，他采用基于亚麻（flas）的硝化纤维素方法，使用一种名为亚麻秸秆（flas straw）的副产品，草原省份的农民通常会尝试将其翻回土壤中或堆积焚烧。该委员会表示，根据降雨量和播种总量，草原地区每年在油籽 / 亚麻秸秆后可产生 200,000 to 1,000,000 tonnes 的回收物。

CellCore 首席科学官阿明·拉夫赛加雷米（Amin Rafsaigharemi）正从生产者那里采购这些秸秆，以供应公司的研发，并最终帮助实现每年生产 6,000 tonnes 的硝化纤维素的目标。“曼托巴省、萨斯喀彻温省和阿尔伯塔省，这三个省份生产的亚麻较少，且都未被充分利用。”

布鲁先生表示，CellCore 还将使用来自加拿大生产商的可溶解木浆与亚麻一起制造硝化纤维素。该公司计划在 9 月左右为其设施动工，布鲁先生对其在 2028 年前开始生产的能力充满信心。

由于合同已经签署，他还寄希望于世界将加拿大视为一个具有吸引力的能源材料来源。

“如果加拿大选择这样做，它有机会真正为盟友网络解决很大一部分供应问题，”Patriot Forge Corp. 的首席执行官罗伯特·达米克（Robert Dammick）说道，该公司是一家生产炮击组件的自由锻造公司。

这种加拿大解决方案的一部分可能会在阿尔伯塔省的韦策尔拜恩县（Wetzelbein County）实现，这里距离埃德蒙顿约一小时车程。这是一个广阔的县，从一端开车到另一端大约需要一小时，人口约为 12,000 人，长期以来一直依赖于石油和天然气工业。

但这些资源不会永远持续下去，该县的护士乔什·比肖普（Josh Bishop）表示。

“如果你不在成长，你就在衰退，”他说。

这就是为什么他支持资助 Energetics Inc. 的提案，旨在该县内建立一个国防工业基地，该公司计划在那里生产包括硝化纤维素在内的多种高能材料。

Hi Con，funding 的首席执行官表示，总部设在阿尔伯塔省是有帮助的，因为当地政府习惯于处理石油化工行业，这有助于建立同样复杂的化学制造工艺。

现在他只是在等待加拿大投资者的加入。Con 先生表示，他收到了美国投资者的兴趣，但到目前为止拒绝了他们的报价。他不希望成为又一家在加拿大运营的美国所有子公司。“我们将失去主权。”

然而，关注加拿大在高能材料市场动向的不仅仅是加拿大企业家。Brough 先生表示，CellCore 目前正与一家欧洲公司就潜在的合作伙伴关系进行谈判。由加拿大国防科技企业家埃利奥特·彭斯（Eliot Pence）共同创立的美国硝化纤维素生产商 Supply Energetics 也在考虑，如果在条件合适的情况下在加拿大设厂。

但目前，Supply Energetics 的另一位共同创始人迈克尔·布朗（Michael Brown）表示，公司将等待观察联邦政府对该行业的支持是否会延伸到通用动力（General Dynamics）设施之外。

“目前还没有太多的指导意见，让我们能够对加拿大形成一个明确的看法。”

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对于那些在阳光灿烂、水温温暖时喜欢在五大湖游泳的人来说，冬季在 8 月达到顶峰。在最终市场中，数百万女性获得了温暖且相对稳定的回报。他们可能会寻求稳定股息组合，原因如今日所强调。

在上涨方面，稳定股息组合在之前直到 2018. 年 7 月底的期间，年均增长 15.4%。相比之下，以 1987 TUC 综合指数为代表的加拿大股市在同一时期的年均增长率为 15.4%。

此处的回报基于使用彭博（Bloomberg）月度数据的业务。市场被各种因素、税收、佣金或其他交易成本划分为市场。投资组合采用等权重并进行再平衡。

该投资组合开始于对多伦多证券交易所按市值计算最大的 250 只股票进行为期六个月的筛选。然后它进入股息流程，并在此以相等的金额购买在之前 250 天内波动率最低的 25% 的股票。该流程每月支付一次以提供投资组合。

波动率是衡量股票价格日间变化剧烈程度的指标。的标准差。）它包括股票短期波动的上涨和下跌。

原始投资组合可以经过修改，创建一个密切相关的变体，该变体选择使用过去一年的波动率而非过去 250 天的波动率作为股票筛选标准。该变体的收益与另一组股票几乎相同，它可以被视为 25% 短期波动的结果。

考虑糟糕的日子，即股票表现低于其平均回报的时候。

基于半方差的变体始于 TUC 上最大的 250 只股票，经过股息流程，然后购买过去一年中某些方差较低的 25 只股票。在截至 7 月底的 25 年里，该投资组合年均增长 15.4%，略低于基于波动率的投资组合。

第三个变体将波动率替换为 Beta，这是一个流行的市场衡量指标。简单来说，Beta 是衡量一只股票相对于市场整体股票波动程度的指标，高 股票可能被认为比市场风险更高，而低 股票风险较低。

非常宽泛地说，较低指标的加拿大股票显示出市场中最好的资金百分比，在长期内提供了良好的回报，而高指标股票表现较差。例如，如果一个投资组合实现了 50%，从 1987 到 250 只股票中回报率最高的 50% 的股票，在截至 2018 年 7 月底的 25 年里，年均增长 15.4%。

稳定股息组合的基于 的变体将波动率要求替换为选择基于过去一年数据 最低的 25 只股息流程股票。它实际上击败了市场，但与其他投资组合相比，在 25 年里的年均增长率为 15%。

该版本的投资组合表现优于市场，表明在 25 年期间经历了最大的低谷，但其表现也逊于其他投资组合，因为在 2008, 年初的替代舒适指数中，2008 年的金融危机并非 2008 年的 COVID-19 崩盘。

鉴于今日的结果，稳定股息组合将坚持其低波动率方法，短方差法紧随其后。

那稍微有些落后，原始投资组合将在市场评分中继续表现良好，未来甚至可能会在低点转向海滩。

关于稳定股息投资组合以及 The GLOBE 和 WALL MONDAY 定期跟踪的其他投资组合的结果详情，请参阅本文在线版本的链接。

随着股市处于上升轨迹，许多投资者对下一次大规模回调何时到来感到焦虑。盖蒂图片社 / BROADFASTS

谁在害怕牛市？

ANITA BRUMSHA

SPRINGER

Clarity Personal Finance 认证理财规划师

对于加拿大投资者来说，股市上涨是好事，但随着股市继续保持上升轨迹，我的客户中越来越多的人感到焦虑，想知道大调整何时到来。

我们喜欢过山车在攀爬陡坡时那种缓慢的、咔哒咔哒的风险感。顶峰在哪里？我们何时会像 2007 年那样骤降？长期牛市的讽刺之处就在于，它能让我们感到焦虑。

如果你正经历着强烈的预期，而非过山车着陆时那种心惊胆战的感觉，你可以采取一些措施来平复心情。

BERNARA A SELLING AS GIVING UP SOME CARDS, NOT USING WORST

近期的市场回报相对于历史水平而言过高，回吐部分涨幅将使我们回归到更正常的收益水平。即使市场下跌 25%——即一次熊市——回报率仍将高于长期平均水平。

以下是如何看待市场调整的。过去三年中，1987 250 指数的价格上涨了 250%，加拿大市场上涨了 75%。

如果过去三年的回报与历史回报一致，你的美国投资增长率约为 18% 而非 15%（不含股息，以美元计），你的加拿大资金增长率约为 25% 而非 15%（不含股息，以加元计）。

即使从今天起出现 25% 的下跌，你的三年回报率仍将高于 25 年回报率。

总之，一次熊市只会将收益带回更正常的水平。

SET YOUR EXPECTATIONS TO BE PREPARED ENJOY / ANALYST

看到投资组合价值在百分比上下降是一回事，而看到你损失了多少美元则是另一回事。

请通过计算当市场转向时，你的资产价值会下降多少美元，来让自己做好准备。

通过提前预估这个数字，你应该能更好地应对价格波动。

如果你在 BBIP 中有 $250,000，市场下跌 25% 将使其降至 $250,000, 损失 $50,000.

如果这个数字会给你带来困扰，那么你的风险承受能力可能没有你想象的那么高。你需要重新调整投资组合，使其更加保守。

增加一些固定收益资产和现金将有助于最大程度地降低波动性。请记住，资产配置是指什么才适合你的时间跨度和情绪上承受波动的能力。

无论市场如何波动，请为你的个人情况配置正确的资产。

PREBAKE YOUR PORTFOLIO APPROXIMATELY

对于我们这些持有财富的人来说，投资股票的关键在于拥有长期的投资视野。你需要能够持有至少七年。

对于那些依赖这笔钱用于特定用途的人来说，市场抛售可能是毁灭性的。例如支付首付款、支付账单（吸引）或购买新车以替换刚刚撞坏的那辆。

问问自己是否面临这种风险。如果你的 250, 处于这种状态，那么你的投资选择就错了。

未来三年内需要的任何资金都应放在类现金投资中。中期（四到六年）需要的资金可以采用股票和债券的组合。注册分配储蓄计划如果受益人在未来两到三年内将进入高等教育阶段，需要准备一些现金。计划在短期内从 BBIP 或 BBIP 中提取资金的退休人员，应将两到三年的提取额持有在安全资产中。

货币市场共同基金和高息储蓄 (H's) 适合存放现金，而债券 H's to GCo 则非常适合固定收益配置。

享受你投资组合中的收益，不要焦虑——当市场调整到来时，你将做好准备。

Wealthsimple 是否在计划扩大预测市场规模？

TARA BESCHAMP

Wealthsimple 的最新产品让业余投资者和加拿大人能够预测大自然，并有机会检验他们的技能。一些人认为，该公司可能在追求更广泛的受众。

这家总部位于多伦多的金融服务公司上个月开始提供预测市场。该产品允许客户对经济、金融或气候事项的结果进行 15 或更低金额的投注，例如加拿大银行下一次利率公告会发生什么，或者有多少家大西洋沿岸企业正在寻求机会。

但最初几周的情况让一些人认为，Wealthsimple 可能有更宏大的野心。

前 1,000 名用户，包括多伦多大学金融学副教授 Martineau 先生和金融技术加拿大研究讲席教授 Walter Zolom 先生，分别登录了 Wealthsimple 的个人资料，然后发现其中包含更多关于谁将成为下一个詹姆斯·邦德、主场足球赛的比分以及谁将赢得 2018 年美国总统大选的表格。

加拿大用户无法通过这些方式获胜（该国的法规尚未允许针对娱乐、体育或政治的预测市场交易，且只有结果距离现在至少 25 天的合约才能获益）。

在这些主题上的限制揭示了 Wealthsimple 希望在交易可用时向用户证明其价值的需求。

“我认为这里传递的信息是，预测市场将长期存在，尽管目前有一些临时的屏蔽，但不必担心可交易的合约数量较少，因为我们正在努力克服市场和行业的障碍，以便在未来提供更多选择，”Zolom 先生表示。

他与 Martineau 先生认为，提供新资产可能是一种吸引更多资金的方式，旨在衡量消费者是否有足够的兴趣来扩大投资预测市场的产品范围。

“他们会尝试获取尽可能多的数据，回顾前几年的情况，以确定一个标志，”Martineau 先生预测道。“这对他们来说是公平的，因为如果我的目标是扩大 Wealthsimple 的规模，我也会这么做。”

在被问及这是否为计划时，Wealthsimple 发言人 Victoria Bolton 表示，尽管预测市场产品仍处于非常早期阶段，且目前公司专注于其目前提供的市场，但她并未否认。公司将其他市场设为仅查看模式，以便客户跟踪情况。

然而，她还分享了一份该公司最近发布的白皮书，其中概述了 Wealthsimple 设想的关于预测市场（包括体育合约）在加拿大的监管运作方式。

加拿大投资监管组织作为一个监管投资策略的国家机构，不允许针对娱乐、体育和政治的预测市场交易。

当被问及为何将预测交易限制在经济和气候预测以及金融指标时，CEO 发言人 Katshorni 没有给出解释，但表示其雇主将继续监测市场发展，以确定是否需要进一步的监管。

她拒绝就 Wealthsimple 是否通过在应用中展示人们在加拿大无法交易的合约来挑战监管发表评论。

加拿大证券管理局的发言人 Banadeleman 同样不对此事发表评论，但表示：“加拿大人应避免使用不符合加拿大证券法、且未在加拿大证券监管机构注册或获得认可的平台或通过其交易，因为这些平台给客户带来了显著风险，投资者的资产可能无法得到充分保障。”

许多国家的证券监管机构并不认可体育、娱乐和政治预测市场，因为他们认为这些市场风险较高，且交易量波动剧烈，认为由博彩机构来管理相关收入更为合适，佐洛姆（Mr. Zolom）先生表示。

在边境以南，加拿大金融话题的交易可能仅被允许，且处于边缘地带。

新研究中心（New Research Centre）指出，如果将加密货币结合起来，在1987 250至300年后的时间跨度内，体育和政治占据了全球交易量的so per cent。Kafak是一个Wealthsimple为其预测市场产品合作的平台。

在同一时间跨度内，这些话题在Polynar-ket上占据了预测市场投资的so per cent，而Polynar-ket是一个因证券监管而在安大略省被禁的平台。

“体育、更多解决方案价值事件、政治事件，这就是Kafak和Polynar-ket预测市场的广泛且有限的范围，”佐洛姆先生说。“但那里才是交易量最集中的地方。因此，Wealthsimple想要分一杯羹也就不足为奇了。”

提供扩展的预测市场交易不仅仅是为了在每笔交易中赚取更少的费用。

对于Wealthsimple这家不断成长、且日益成为加拿大市场持有者挑战者的金融服务公司来说，这也是一种方式，用以满足对涉及25岁以上投资产品的新需求。

“可以说，我们不会从中赚到钱，但我们可以通过预测市场吸引一些人，然后最终尝试将他们转化为我们的Wealthsimple用户，”马蒂诺（Mr. Martineau）先生说。

“这不过是另一种营销方式，试图扩大他们的用户群，然后尝试引导他们成为Wealthsimple的本地投资者。”

加拿大新闻社（THE CANADIAN PRESS）

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57岁科技从业者，年薪$166,000，其多伦多公寓价值下跌

他担心公寓市场的未来，以及他提前退休的梦想是否依然可能实现

SARA FEEDER

FAITHROBE PROJECT

姓名，年龄：Jason，57

年收入：$468,000

债务：$68,000 汽车租赁，$166,000 抵押贷款

资产：$395,000 免税储蓄账户 (TVA's)，$1,641,000 注册退休储蓄计划 (RRP)，$16,000 保留在退休账户 (LBA) 中

职业：一家科技公司的产品经理

居住地：多伦多

核心想法与担忧：“作为一名科技从业者，你必须考虑你的机会窗口。科技行业存在很多年龄歧视。”

Jason，57，在听到这个词之前，就对“BEST——财务激进，超前退休”的想法感兴趣。在完成高等教育后，他与父母同住数年，省下了原本会用于生活开支的钱。

“我假装自己独立生活，对自己说：‘我的房租应该是这么多，或者房产税应该是这么多，’”Jason说道，“这有助于加速积累我的净资产。”

他的学生贷款也处于可控范围，不足10,000。 “我很幸运，获得了很多资助和共同还款，”他说。

在50岁出头时，Jason移居海外工作了几年。他发现国外有更多机会，并表示许多在美国设有办公室的国际公司在加拿大并没有办公室。

“这加速了我的职业生涯，”Jason说，他建议年轻员工如果想把握隐藏的未来，应当愿意搬迁。“你的履历上有一家科技公司，这将帮你打开很多扇门。”

Jason最终希望升级到联排别墅，但他不想让自己陷入难以支付账单的境地。STOCK / CUSTOMER

杰森的每月支出

投资与储蓄：$2,413

$630 至 $859：“我的雇主增加了 $415”

$583 至 $764：“美国劳工、家庭、银行、科技、布鲁克菲尔德（Brookfield）、黄金。”

发票债务：$2,880

$700 至 $1,200 支付款项：“我有一辆高性能跑车。”

$2,100 用于抵押贷款

家庭与交通：$2,400

$520 用于公寓管理费

$70 用于财产保险

$200 用于财产税

$40 用于水电煤气费

$75 用于汽油

$270 用于汽车保险

$100 用于其他或税费

$100 用于手机费

以及

$70 用于利息

饮食：$840

$500 用于杂货

$100 用于餐厅，多伦多有这么多绝佳的选择，而且现在的学校附近也有很多很棒的地方。

$40 用于酒精饮料

杂项：$4,065

$4,400 用于工资扣款

$35 用于 No / Side Premium

$50 用于服装

$50 用于转账

$100 用于度假。“我会花更多钱住好的酒店。”

$60 用于捐款

$40 用于类似保险的费用

现在回到多伦多，他不确定自己的 $100 是否会实现。他住在一套一卧室的公寓里，但表示现在的价值比他买的时候要低，他担心公寓市场的未来。

他最终希望能升级到一套联排别墅，但不希望让自己陷入难以支付账单的境地。

他还想找到一种方法，既能留在科技行业，又能兼职工作，但到目前为止这还难以实现。

杰森也承认，如果能进入一段各种关系，可能会减轻他的财务压力，因为他们可以分担生活开支。但在考虑与谁组建家庭时，他非常谨慎。

“当你年纪越大，财务影响就越明显，”杰森说道，并注意到他见过许多人在约会方式中加入关于财务价值观的细节。“我不会说，‘给我看看你的财务状况，我们来审计一下。’但了解对方的价值观，比如钱是为了自由，还是为了享乐，这很重要。”

《全球邮报》特稿

部分细节可能已更改，以保护受访者的隐私。我们感谢他们分享自己的故事。

为什么这位基金经理在增持微软并回购 Alimentation Couche-Tard

BRENDA BOOW

基金经理 Michelle Head Kim 并不投资于美国政治情报、能源或黄金等最新市场的品牌。

相反，这位总部位于多伦多的 Loose Smoking Wealth Management Inc. 的副总裁兼投资组合经理倾向于持有“优质、高负担的公司”，看重其业务客户和能够产生长期回报的现金流。

“这些稳健增长、卓越的公司有时会失去市场青睐，但这并不能阻止我们购买它们，因为我们拥有长期视野，并且知道情况会发生变化，”Head Kim 女士表示，她的公司管理着约 3 到 40 亿加元 的资产。

“现在我们管理资金的方式可能并不令人兴奋，但随着时间的推移它是有效的，”她补充道。

该公司的加拿大股息增长投资组合今年至今的回报率为 97.5%。过去一年上涨了 32.8%，三年年化最大值为 10.5 . 全球投资组合至今回报率为 11.1，过去一年为 18.2，三年年化回报率为 10.2 .

上述业绩截至 7 月 15,，为总收益（未扣除费用），费用根据客户资产在 0.5 到 0.1 之间。

Head Kim 女士表示，拥有由强劲公司组成的多元化投资组合的投资者在过去几年可能表现良好，并且可能希望根据自己的情况考虑重新平衡。

“投资组合管理的一个重要方面是定期审查您的资产组合并时不时地进行再平衡，”她说。“这还能迫使人们在市场替您重新平衡之前，实现高卖低买。”

《全球邮报》最近与 Head Kim 女士就她一直在买入和卖出的标的进行了交流。

请列举您一直在买入的股票及其原因

微软公司（Microsoft Corp.）是一项长期持仓，我们在早前的一次下跌中增持了该股。在看到其云业务及其 Co-pilot AI 平台的增长后，我们有信心进一步投资该股票。

该公司在过去几年中发生了显著变化，从产品供应商转变为整体服务提供商，从而带来了更高质量的收入流和增长潜力。它产生的现金流足以支持其支出，且现金投资应能支撑其年度收入和利润增长在未来五年内保持两位数增长。

华特迪士尼公司（Walt Disney Co.）是另一项我们喜欢的长期持仓，尽管它在近年来失去了市场青睐。我们首次买入是在 2020 年 3 月，最近一次增持是在 2019 年 6 月。

这是一个多元化的标的，涵盖了从其核心主题公园和邮轮到电影和流媒体服务的所有业务。其流媒体的价格波动曾令人痛苦，但现在该部门已实现盈利。我们预计收益将处于强劲的上升轨迹。

该公司最近还任命了一位新首席执行官（both P. Iemura），他专注于提高盈利能力。我们认为迪士尼目前的增长地位比过去几年都要好。我们也喜欢它不是一家 AI 公司，这有助于保持我们投资组合的多元化。这是一只优质的长期股票。

Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. 是我们之前在它计划收购 1,000 家美国持有资产后卖出的股票。我们通过该股赚了很多钱，但我们认为这次收购对公司来说不会有很好的结果。在收购之后，我们在去年买回了它，并在今年增加了持仓。

尽管一些投资者质疑该公司的卓越增长能否持续，但我们认为可以。尽管它是美国最大的独立运营商之一，但 Couche-Tard 在该国的市场份额仅为几个百分点，这意味着它有很长的增长空间。

请列举一只您最近卖出的股票

Electronic Arts Inc. 是我们在 7 月 14, 14 日卖出的股票——就在一次个人事件前几天。我们首次购买该股是在 2020 年底。

我们看好其多样化的作品组合及其估值，无论从绝对值还是相对于价格来看，都具有吸引力。

微软在 1992 年支付了 Admission Earned。这最终并未在潜在收购中被忽视，去年 9 月，该公司收到了一项全现金报价，比我们最初支付的价格高出约 5-7%。该交易于 8 月 4 日完成。

本参考资料经过编辑和删减。

投资者下周需要关注的事项

周一

中国：ETL PFE，年度汇总融资和新的人民币贷款

日本：银行贷款

财报包括：GCE Foods and Ingredients Inc.、Akina Minerals Corp.、Gaspard Inc.、CTRST、Key Mining .、iShreveyer Metals .

周二

日本市场休市 10:4:00 ETV 8, NTR 7 月小企业经济趋势调查

(8:9) a.m. ETU, 美国, AIP 7 月全国就业报告预估值

7 月国际就业报告预估值

(8:10) a.m. ETU 5. 7 月既有住宅销售额。华尔街预测环比下降 0.5%

财报包括：Consolidation Software .、Business Vision Corp.、Exchange Income .、Fairo's Westside .、Magellan Aerospace .、Pryor Exploration & Development .

周三

日本：机床订单 德国：ETV

(8:10) a.m. 加拿大 6 月建筑许可

(8:10) a.m. 美国, CPS 7 月数据。消费者环比增长 0.5%，同比增长 3.4%

(2:2) a.m. 美国 7 月联邦预算余额 财报包括：加拿大航空 (Air Canada)：Bird Co-attraction .、CAG .、CCL Industries .、思科系统 (Cisco Systems) .、Canada Holdings .、C-Mining Ventures .、HMI RSDT、Hyatt One Ltd.、Dinamar .、枫叶食品 (Maple Leaf Foods) .、Metro .、Northland Power .、泛美白银公司 (Pan American Silver .)、Stantus .

周四

中国：经常账户盈余

欧元区：工业产品 产出

(8:10) a.m. 15. 截至 8 月 8 日当周的首次申请失业救济金人数。预估为 10,000，比前一周增加 4,000。

(8:10) a.m. 15. 7 月 PPI。消费者较 6 月增长 0.5%，同比增长 4.8%。

财报包括：应用材料公司 (Applied Materials) .、Aye Gold & Silver .、加拿大轮胎公司 (Canadian Tire . Ltd.)、布鲁克菲尔德公司 (Brookfield .)、Ours .、Praytrak Research .、Shit-sar .、TeraShot Industries .、Westview Gold Mines Ltd.

周五

欧元区：实际 GDP 和贸易余额

(8:10) a.m. ET 加拿大 6 月制造业低迷情况。华尔街预计环比下降 0.5%

(8:10) a.m. 加拿大 6 月批发销售额（不含石油）。消费者环比增长 0.5%。

(8:10) a.m. 15. 7 月零售销售额。消费者环比增长 0.5%。

(10:4) a.m. 5. 密歇根大学 8 月消费者信心指数（初步读数）。

(10:4) a.m. 15. 6 月商业惯例。

财报包括：Montage Gold .

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全球邮报 2024 年 8 月 28 日，周一

体育

NBA教练传奇唐·尼尔森（Don Nelson）去世，享年 86 9 813

梅利赖德（Meliride）在战胜达拉斯的比赛中创下 WNBA 三分球纪录 9 814

国家银行公开赛

专注球赛

周日在多伦多举行的国家银行公开赛 16 强赛中，加拿大的莱拉·费尔南德斯（Leylah Fernandez）回击日本选手大坂直美（Naomi Osaka）的球。大坂最终以 6-4, 6-4 获胜晋级 9 812

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关于考怀-快船队闹剧的一个建议——忘掉它吧

如果报道可信，问题不再是它会如何。多伦多：Kapoor 考怀·伦纳德（Kawhi Leonard）在洛杉矶收到了回扣。问题是谁没付钱给他。

到目前为止，我们知道有一项与某家名为 Aspiration 的银行电子公司（不管那是什么）的赞助协议。结果发现，Aspiration 的部分资金由快船队老板鲍尔默（Ballmer）提供。

然后还有那家为快船队主场制作计分板的公司。根据播客主持人帕布罗·托雷（Pablo Torre）的一份报告，该公司向伦纳德支付了“数百万”美元让他担任代言人。具体代言什么？每平方厘米做什么？他们是希望快船队的球迷开始为他们在英格尔伍德（Inglenwood）的两室一厅买计分板吗？

这个故事有看头，并不是因为有人愤怒，而是因为人们很高兴自己的信念得到了证实：富有与智力几乎没有关系。

与此同时，针对伦纳德各种交易的调查仍在进行，且似乎永无止境。

为了将其收尾，NBA 及其球员协会必须就结果达成一致。目前尚不清楚联盟有什么机制可以惩罚一个由制造巨型电视屏幕的人通过棕色信封支付报酬的球员。

然后，作为该项运动中最富有的老板，鲍尔默必须同意他们达成的任何协议。如果无法达成这种多方共识，这件事可能会被诉讼到永远。

这里有一个建议——忘掉它发生过。发布他们准备发布的任何报告，让互联网在这一周内对其大快朵颐，承诺堵住漏洞，然后像这一切从未发生过一样继续前进。因为这最终就是它的结局。

在我看来，这里发生了三件事。第一，鲍尔默和伦纳德达成的协议在某种程度上很糟糕。第二，实际上没有人能（证明）。第三，这无关紧要。

最坏的情况下，鲍尔默和伦纳德所做的是规避工资帽。工资帽是用来做什么的？它既不是为了维护比赛的公正性，也不是为了促进平等。它唯一的功能就是保护球队老板。主要是保护他们免受自身影响，同时也保护他们免受彼此影响。

那些认为没有工资帽的联盟就是等待发生的垄断的观点完全是自私的。这就是为什么棒球界的其他球队今年在尽一切努力将世界系列赛让给洛杉矶道奇队（Los Angeles Bodgers）。

一旦洛杉矶获胜且棒球的集体协议在 12 月到期，老板们就可以开始吹嘘公正性和平等了。没有人会费心提到这样一个事实：在道奇队目前的强势表现之前的 21 年里，该球队赢过一次冠军。

伦纳德和鲍尔默（涉嫌）所作所为的真正问题不在于它错了，而在于它做得太糟糕了。

谁会这样做非法交易？我对高层洗钱一窍不通，但我感觉我明天就能成为 NBA 最好的洗钱中心，仅仅是因为我在看《绝命毒师》（Osaki）时留了心。

KEITH, 813

布伦南赢得温亚姆冠军赛，获得PGA巡回赛季后赛资格

北卡罗来纳州，格林布鲁克

迈克尔·布伦南（Michael Brennan）在周日再次获得机会，并取得了重大突破。他连续打出五个小鸟球，将博·布鲁伊（Beau Brouille）甩在身后，最终以64杆（低于标准杆6杆）打平并赢得了温亚姆冠军赛，进入了奖金丰厚的PGA巡回赛季后赛。

布伦南在进入常规赛的最后一项赛事时，联邦快递杯排名第101位，今年表现令人失望，仅有一次进入前10.名。在获得两年内的第二个PGA巡回赛冠军后，他的赛季将至少延长一周——根据他的发挥情况，可能会更久。

当布伦南从第四洞开始连续打出五个小鸟球时，他落后于胡克（Hooker）一杆。在胡克在第九洞打出博基球（bogey）后，这使他将领先优势转化为在转场时的第三波冲刺。

随后，对于24岁的布伦南来说，关键在于坚持住。这位弗吉尼亚州原住民在距离此处约20公里的维克森林大学（Wake Forest）就读并打高尔夫球。

“我不想停止打高尔夫，”布伦南说。“工会，天然的，我经历过几次艰难的

迈克尔·布伦南在周日于北卡罗来纳州格林斯伯勒赢得温亚姆冠军赛后庆祝。布伦南以64杆（低于标准杆6杆）收官，锁定胜利。查克·伯顿 / 美联社

周日。除此之外，我的表现一直非常稳健。这是我在一个甚至7th完全快乐地在精疲力竭的状态下运行

下周。”联邦快递杯季后赛将于周四在田纳西州孟菲斯的TFC South-开始，赛事为联邦快递16, 印第冠军赛。只有前70名球员可以晋级，而布伦南的排名跃升至第47.位。杰克逊·科伊万（Jackson Koivan）于6月出生，并在仅第三次参赛时就赢得了3M公开赛，险些占据第70.位，在短短两个月内从大学直接进入季后赛。

但他必须在收官后揭晓结果，当时17, 马特·华莱士（Matt Wallace）和巴里·汤普森（Barry Thompson）仍在场上，且成绩足以将科伊万挤出前70名。但他们未能把握住所有关键推杆，科伊万最终以领先8分的优势晋级。

一个博基球可能就足以将他踢出季后赛。但在塞奇威克乡村俱乐部（Sedgwick Country Club）的第18洞，科伊万的开球精准地落在球道中间，随后在球道上使用挖起杆，完成了一次简单的推杆。他以沉稳著称，但在最后阶段，他对每一个结果都投入了极大的情感，这在过去两个月中是罕见的景象。

“当你意识到自己状态不佳，但必须在场上执行一些击球时，那种紧张感是不同的，”科伊万说。“我想这激发了我内心的一些情感。是的，当你打得好时，更容易感到自在。今天对我来说感觉完全不同。”

BENNAN, 813

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蓝鸟队的 FIFA 与体育反派凸显了体育赛历中的某个淡季

肖恩·艾弗里（Sean Avery）从体育反派到职业演员的转型是否标志着最大的转变？

CATHOL REILY

JANUS BOSS

周一早晨 HALLPLACE

Jamie Ross 是《全球邮报》的体育编辑

Cathol Reily 是《全球邮报》的国家体育专栏作家

DR. Cathol，当你看到 USA 领导着一个报道 Ivan Mleka 锦标赛的应用程序时，你就知道你处于体育淡季了（对于那些好奇的人来说——加拿大击败美国获得金牌，你花了多少时间关注 U-18 世界冰球锦标赛？）

C.K. Jamie，一个充满了 36 次抽签的人在某处，而我在观看高中任何比赛时抽签。不是你的 Park and Peoples 高级制片人，不是你的前俱乐部或任何东西。

这是你们体育的时期。这就是你工作的地方——不应该占用你太多注意力。那大可以涉及起来？就随意发挥。无论什么 Spontane (unleashened) 你通过了。

尽管我尝试过，但我注意到，在正式放弃本赛季后，多伦多蓝鸟队已经开始赢得比赛，Vladimir Gazevro 周六晚上甚至击出了 51 个本垒打，这现在发生的频率几乎和新赛季的获胜一样多。你对他持续一年的诊断是什么？

现在，Marshall 不是一个由一名球员就能完全推动或击沉球队的游戏。因为有字母和投手。

尽管如此，很难不指出接管你自己的预算，紧随其后的是他在去年季后赛期间的黄金时刻。在那次冲刺中，在世界系列赛中，那件蓝鸟队本垒打夹克是他的帽子，他是多伦多的体育超人，Fugaz Asante Matthews，不对 Suntia Damon 产生冒犯，但 Gazevro 是最像全息图的。

现在，在 Jays-million 之后，且薪水在 hostess 上，这份合同看来可能会成为棒球界的莫斯科门（Moscow Gate）。

C.K. Gazevro 今年还剩下一个任务——至少击出

多伦多的 Vladimir Gazevro Jr. 在周六于费城的 Ottone Bank Park 对阵费城费城人队时击出了他本赛季的第七个本垒打。（照片：mclausj1227）（零售）

在罗杰斯中心击出一个本垒打。我不能让那个击球回到 18，如果那是他的背部！他们可以在比赛中把他卷到平面上！如果他在本赛季结束时没有在主场击出一个，这将是球队休赛期讨论的全部内容。他们可以制作一个 2-0 物理版本的 Bank Aaron，而故事将是“All Bank 能教会他如何将球击向高处吗！”

回顾过去，你会开始好奇是谁在驾驶 Gazevro 的巴士。没有巨大的那个——蓝鸟队的棒球人员，还是蓝鸟队的棒球老板？球队总裁 Mark Shapiro——因再次认为 Gazevro 是该地区一名“体操”球员而闻名。一年后，他进入了游戏的 national 资金！也许他能帮上忙。

世界系列赛在新闻中被掩盖了，但它现在就在这里。今年最好的理由将被接受。告诉他们 Gazevro 有更多的疯狂，如果他明年再次如此糟糕地开始，无需担心。他的合同将不再剩下任何年限。

DR. H. Waddell，36, 80000, 没有提到 FIFA 和我们的体育教会，Gannu Infamine，他确实慷慨并致力于为我们提供讨论的材料。FIFA 本周发布了一份没有署名的声明，称世界杯侧面的丑闻已经结束。它还说 FIFA 自己的员工支持 Infamine，所以这里没什么可看的。来源链接：

不过，关于这些仍然在针对他。总理在这里竖起大拇指。而且，人们正在尝试寻找谁可能取代他。一名加拿大人，Victor Montgallant，就在其中。如果由一个 2-0 轨迹的人掌舵，足球世界秩序会是什么样子？

C.K. 和现在看起来完全一样。就像政治中的任何信息或高层职位一样。你能走到那里并不是因为你的慈善天性。

每个人似乎都认为他的战局已定，但我并不这么看。将他赶下台只有两种方式——要么让他蒙羞，要么通过投票将其罢免。祝第一种方式好运吧。到目前为止，Infamine 的想法没有任何迹象表明他产生了良心上的不安。而第二种方式可能更加绝望。

Infamine 在其职业生涯中拥有稳固的想法。他拥有中东集团和亚洲联盟。本周，在获得支持后，他开始全力出击，这表明南美洲是可以争取到的。而他已经与中北美及加勒比海足球联合会（CONCACAF）的其余成员达成一致，支持他。

那么，如果 Infamine 在总统选举中获胜，欧洲的应对之策是什么？如果他们对他采取行动？我们仍在等待这个新领域出现第一个牺牲者。我确信 Montgallant 已经对此幻想过了。我也同样确信，他正在试图弄清楚，目前至少在负责人面前隐藏自己是否会更好。

至于 Rabin Brodie，我更倾向于直接的方式——就像他们在 N'ville 地区所做的那样。尽管影响如何，Pacific Cunningham 的故事仍在继续，我估计它很有效。在周末，Ottone 的 Carrington 将 Cunningham 压制在篮下。在当选后，Carrington 在社交媒体上写道：“虽然，特权”。

这难道没有给你一种模糊的丹尼斯·罗德曼（Dennis Rodman）既视感吗？那是两个好友 NRA 的光辉岁月。也许业主联盟被那种获胜模式所吸引。

DR. Von 提到了她在该领域的最后一部作品，以及一本关于她的独立书籍，或者我假设你会将 Sophie Cunningham 列入你的体育反派名人堂（Master Rushmore），利用公民。我个人最喜欢的是罗德曼、John Becker、Juan Avery 和 Nick Krystus。他们并不

C.K. Cunningham 让我想起罗德曼，因为她（热爱关注且）拥有那种抓人的特质。谁，我？我，我宣扬那种能驱动对手发疯的特质。看看 Carrington 的处女秀就知道了，事实上，Cunningham 现在需要的只是 Carrington 的日子。

我确信，一个伟大的反派不仅仅是坏习惯，而且其成就证明了这不仅仅是为了激怒对手。这就是我对体育界 Rockers 和 Engineers 的看法。他们为了自身而失控。如果 Half-bye 赢得过一项大奖，他会名列其中，但他没有。

一个伟大的反派还具有吸引力。你希望他们回来，但你不想让他们知道。罗德曼在这一界限上游刃有余。他的底特律队友 Bill Lanshow 则不然。

如果称 Brad Marchand 为一个伟大的反派——多次获得斯坦利杯，以及多次获得四项荣誉。Thadtok 兄弟作为搭档，正在接近这个目标。

整个过程就像是一个声音的不可感知过程。Mike Tyron 在给予时间后，在大多数公共场合表现得像个好主人，而关于服用药物的 Lance Armstrong 则不然。

我最终的反派将是 Manchester 本人。在我看来，Roy Kame——在比赛终场时勉强延伸，而在比赛之外则有一种自嘲的幽默感。

最后，这些人都没有必要被太严肃地对待。你看到的不再是房间里真实的人，你看到的是他们扮演的角色，有些人只是比其他人更擅长扮演。

DR. P. P. 既然是一场演出，那么最佳体育反派奥斯卡奖必须颁给 store，他将他在场上（和场下）的愤怒转化为电影中的演艺生涯。

我在多部克里斯托弗·诺兰（Christopher Nolan）的电影中注意到他，他在《Opportunity》中与马特·达蒙（Matt Damon）对戏，有几场较长的戏份。他的起步是恐吓对手并迫使 NRL 每晚提出指控。然后他更倾向于成为纽约市自行车道义警，在那里他拍摄自己像个两轮侠一样在城市街道上执法。期间他还上过一些莎士比亚表演课。看看他现在的样子。

C.K. 我是不是唯一一个在 The Cherny 中没找到 Army 的人？而我当时专门在找他。

坎宁安，真是个乏味的父亲。诺兰的奥德赛之行，也许对他演艺前景更有利的是没人记得他。这样他就能永远保持完美，就像 2008 年在约翰·史密斯剧集里扮演的肯舍姆士兵那样。

我知道你本周休假。别担心。我会处理你所有的预算申请。你甚至不需要检查。

沃勒林第二次赢得环法女子自行车赛，并夺得最后一赛段冠军

WOLF FRANKLIN

在周日第二次赢得环法女子自行车赛后，当荷兰国歌响起时，沃勒林（Vollering）表示很难忍住眼泪。

在经历了极具统治力的骑行表现后，这是她当天最艰难的时刻。

她似乎是唯一获得赛段胜利的人，并借此将她对费尔迪（Feldi）一方的卡塔琳娜·尼维亚多马-普利尼（Katarynna Niewiadoma-Plinney）的总领先优势扩大到一分钟，领先该区域冠军数秒。

在以蓝色冲过终点线后的瞬间，沃勒林将她的自行车举向空中。尼维亚多马-普利尼在周日第九个也是最后一个赛段开始时，仅落后沃勒林8秒，后者在等待时获得了一周的时间记录。

最终，随着荷兰国歌结束，一颗泪珠顺着沃勒林的脸颊流下。随着她的表现被认可，随后又流下了几颗泪珠。

“这不仅是赢得环法 2 / 3 的梦想，也是生活在这种生活、与充满激情的人们一起努力工作的梦想，”19岁的沃勒林说道。“与沃勒林共度的所有岁月，父母的梦想，不要让任何人阻止你。”

温兹利（Windsly）在周日无法…… 知道自己表现出色，沃勒林在计算团队表现时开始计算，她举起手臂庆祝胜利，然后用她的东西敲击头部以展示她的心理强度。

“当我接近终点线时，我想了很多事情。我确定我以前从未穿着黄衫获胜，”沃勒林说。“我想到了投入了多少工作……”

荷兰车手琼斯·沃勒林（Jones Vollering）在周日于法国尼斯举行的第五届环法女子自行车赛第九个也是最后一个赛段冲过终点线夺冠时庆祝。NIELSAS TUCKFAFF DA GOTT WAGG

“……来自这次胜利。我想到了那些一直支持我的人。”

她在该赛段的成绩领先西班牙人弗兰克·里弗·卡纳尔（Frank River Canal）和尼维亚多马-普利尼一分零四秒，后者看起来很疲惫，但稍后在领奖台上表现得完全一致。

意大利的前 Con d'Italia 冠军埃莉萨·隆戈·博尔吉尼（Elisa Longo Borghini）在本次环赛中总成绩排名第三——落后一名——此前沃尔特·里茨纳（Walter Ritzner）在当天四次攀爬中的第二次下坡时因摔车损失了宝贵的时间。

里茨纳最终的总成绩安全地落后于一个领先位置。

来自 thrifta 的伊莎贝拉·博林顿（Isabella Bolington）排名第八，落后沃勒林 11 分零四秒。博林顿享受她今年的第二次顶峰完赛。她在第 2 届意大利女子赛中排名第七。

尼维亚多马-普利尼在最后一次攀爬中感到压力很大，尤其是她的对手紧跟在她的后轮上，且无法对沃勒林施压。

沃勒林在距离顶峰约两米处发起进攻并甩掉了尼维亚多马-普利尼——就像她在周六赢得第八赛段并从对手手中夺得总领先地位时那样。

两年前，沃勒林在最后一赛段落后尼维亚多马-普利尼痛苦的四秒，从而错失了冠军。

这一次她完全弥补了遗憾。

沃勒林现在已经赢得了五项大巡赛，包括两次“down on Vanta Hara”以及六月在意大利的最后一次比赛，成为除同胞安内马克·范·弗勒伦（Annemark van Vleeren）之外，唯一赢得所有三项大巡赛的女性自行车运动员。

“我仍然有很多梦想，”沃勒林说。“或者在冠军之外。”

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膝伤迫使排名第一的辛纳退出辛辛那提公开赛

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世界排名第一的男子网球选手詹尼克·辛纳（Jannik Sinner）因膝伤于周日退出辛辛那提公开赛。

辛纳自上个月夺得连续第二个世界男子冠军以来一直未参加比赛，他也退出了周三开赛的多伦多赛事。

14岁的辛纳拥有五座大满贯冠军奖杯，只需赢得法国公开赛即可完成职业生涯的大满贯。

“在与我的医生和团队协商后，我必须宣布我需要退出在辛辛那提举行的大师赛，”这位意大利人在由赛事官员发布的一份声明中表示。

右膝的9一直困扰着我，尽管我们与医疗团队一直在努力工作，但我必须接受我还没有准备好参加比赛。

“不能在辛辛那提参赛我感到非常失望。我渴望明年能回来，现在我正专注于为美国公开赛做准备。”

辛纳的国际同行卡里·克鲁安（Carrie Kluane）也做出了自然决定，他周日表示由于持续的嗓音问题，他也将退出在辛辛那提举行的硬地赛事。

这意味着在周六男子单打开始时，辛辛那提的球迷将无法看到世界前两名球员中的任何一位。

两年前，辛纳赢得了辛辛那提的冠军，该赛事传统上是美国公开赛前的最后步骤之一，并起到热身作用。随后他赢得了美国公开赛。

去年，克鲁安在美国公开赛决赛中以四盘胜利击败了辛纳。这位2岁的西班牙人将在8月30日正赛开始时尝试卫冕。

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大坂带来费尔南德斯的NBO之旅戛然而止

魁北克原住民是最后一名留在美国公开赛热身赛中的加拿大人

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周日，大坂直美在国家银行公开赛上终结了莱拉·费尔南德斯充满希望的晋级势头。

这位来自日本的四届大满贯冠军在这一国家标志性奖杯赛的 41 强赛中，以 0-2, 0-4 击败了最后一名在场的美籍单打选手。

这位来自 Israel, Que.、世界排名第 3 的 12 岁选手在多伦多势头正盛，尤其是周五在第三轮以 0-1, 0-4 爆冷击败了世界第一兼现任法网冠军马里奥·安德雷蒂。

在本周于多伦多举行的 WTA 赛事和在蒙特利尔举行的 ATP 赛事中，费尔南德斯成为了所有参赛加拿大单打选手中表现最佳的一位。

在现任加拿大青少年选手 Vicky Whole 因膝伤无法在周末卫冕之后，她帮助该赛事创造了一些令人振奋的本土头条新闻。

此前有理由相信她能获胜。这位加拿大左手球员曾在 10-2022 年击败过大坂直美一次，那是她在闯入美网决赛的难忘征程期间。

当时年仅 41 岁的这位加拿大选手在相同时间的头条新闻下，终结了 No. 2 和 / 或大坂直美的冠军卫冕。那是这位魁北克年轻球员职业生涯在那个时间点上取得的最大胜利。

在周日之前，两名女选手之间唯一的另一次交手是在 2022 年武汉公开赛的首轮，由大坂直美获胜。两场比赛都经历了漫长的三盘大战。

但 20 岁的 WTA 球星大坂直日在周日的多伦多赛中胜过了费尔南德斯。这位世界第一正经历着一个不错ment 的赛季，可以说这是她 2018 赛季后返回伦敦以来表现最好的一次。该团队一直是以一种良好的方式来组建一支成功的团队。

虽然在 2018 年 40 岁之前拥有 8-10-mith，但这位前世界第一还没有

周日在多伦多的国家银行公开赛中，日本选手大坂直美回击加拿大选手莱拉·费尔南德斯的球。两人之前的两次职业交手各胜一次，大坂直美最近一次获胜是在 2022 年武汉公开赛。KOTI / ADJIMANT / NE CANADIAN FALL

今年已经举办了几次。

大坂直美可以在加拿大公开赛中完成一些无限的业务。去年 8 月，她一路闯入蒙特利尔的决赛，在那里最后输给了 Whole。

这次加拿大观众似乎没有干扰到大坂直美。事实上，她得到了现场观众的一定程度的掌声。

费尔南德斯的母亲拥有菲律宾血统，本周她在场上也得到了多伦多菲律宾侨民的大力支持，尤其是当她为来自菲律宾的五位先驱 WTA 球员 Alex Zala 比赛时。

这位上升中的世界第 20 位选手一直是本次赛事的谈论焦点，因为她吸引了大量菲律宾球迷前往巡回赛各地的赛事。

多伦多的社区为她提供了巨大的支持。周日，Zala 在费尔南德斯之后立即登场，进行一场 blissch 比赛。

周日费尔南德斯在场时，观众席上是一片加拿大和菲律宾的旗帜、粉丝和 T 恤。

两名女选手在第二盘势均力敌，直到大坂直美拉开差距。

她表现出了不可思议的转折性能，在以 straight sets won in an innment 中发出了 7 个 ace 球。

大坂直美将在周二的四分之一决赛中面对更多 pacifier 的 WTA 顶尖选手。世界第 2 的 Elena Beladina 是一名正激烈追逐巡回赛最高排名的选手。

如果 Beladina 赢得这次 1,000 级赛事，她将距离超越 stress 仅差 4 分。自 2014 年 10 月起一直占据最高排名的 Saladzeba，在周六的 41 强赛中输给了 Ekaterina Alexandrov，遗憾止步多伦多。

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唐·尼尔森，NBA历史上胜场数第二多的教练，享年86岁

作为一名五次夺冠的凯尔特人球员，他是快节奏进攻的催化剂，帮助塑造了现代NBA的比赛方式

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唐·尼尔森 (Don Nelson)，NBA历史上胜场数第二多的教练，曾作为波士顿凯尔特人队的球员五次夺冠，于周日去世，享年86岁。

尼尔森的家人在的一份声明中确认了他的去世，但未说明去世地点或原因。

声明称：“周日上午，我们深爱的丈夫、父亲、祖父和外祖父唐·尼尔森回到了主身边，离开了深爱他的家人。”“在他最后的时光里，朋友和家人用爱陪伴着他，分享他友谊的祝福并收获了珍贵的回忆。”

尼尔森是NBA历史上仅有的两位在三支不同球队（密尔沃基、达拉斯和金州）均获得至少100场胜利的教练之一，并且在所有这三支球队中都担任过总经理。没有其他三任主教练曾在10个赛季中10次进入季后赛。他带领雄鹿队三次进入总决赛，带领独行侠队一次进入总决赛，但从未赢得冠军。

尼尔森创造了几个被称为“组织前锋”的得分点，他快节奏的风格被认为是一种福音。他表示，从该系列赛中占主导地位的球员转向专注于速度和快攻的理念，源于他在凯尔特人队效力期间跟随的名人堂教练雷德·古德温 (Red Goodwin)。

尼尔森在2001年的《赛车手》论坛 (Racers Tribune) 中写道：“联盟在同一领域确实从未见过像我们那样进攻方式。”

尼尔森说，“如果没有雷德·古德温教我运行快攻的技巧，这一切都不可能实现。他应该获得‘尼尔森篮球’ (Nellie Ball) 的所有功劳，以及如今篮球比赛如此之快的原因。”

尼尔森在波士顿度过了14个赛季中的一部分，并在四位不同教练的带领下成为了五支凯尔特人冠军队的成员。他在球员退役后在密尔沃基成为助理教练，随后在1978-79赛季进行到第10场比赛后，主教练拉里·科斯特洛 (Larry Costello) 辞职，他接任了该职位。尼尔森

唐·尼尔森在球员退役后在密尔沃基成为助理教练，随后在1978-79赛季进行到第10场比赛后，主教练拉里·科斯特洛 (Larry Costello) 辞职，他接任了该职位。尼尔森从1978年开始执教雄鹿队12个赛季，并连续赢得七次分区冠军 (1978-1980)。

从1981年开始执教雄鹿队11个赛季，并连续赢得七次分区冠军。

在尼尔森的第二个赛季，密尔沃基在第四节落后10分的情况下反超，在常规时间内以17-10击败亚特兰大。

尼尔森写道：“当时球队认为自己仍在为凯尔特人队效力，同时实施了一些我自己的策略。”“我知道我想在过度咨询中进行比赛，”他尚未将其转化为我的优势。

他的快节奏进攻在金州勇士队时期可能得到了最好的展示，在周六的“1980年太阳”期间，在名人堂之前。蒂姆·哈达威 (Tim Hardaway)、米奇·里奇蒙德 (Mitch Richmond) 和克莱尔·穆伦 (Clare Mullen)，尼尔森说他希望他们同时在场上。

尼尔森在金州度过了两个赛季的一年。第一个赛季的特点是与新星克莱尔·韦伯 (Clare Webber) 的冲突，韦伯在第二个赛季开始一个月后被交易走。尼尔森因这次交易而感到沮丧，在该赛季中因 8-5 的胜率缺席了九场比赛，并在三个月后的1989年2月在压力下辞职。

在此期间，尼尔森在1989, 于纽约执教了不到一个赛季，随后在达拉斯执教了八个赛季，从2000年12月开始在独行侠队缺席了10场比赛，随后因前列腺癌手术重新出现。

尼尔森的儿子唐尼 (Donnie) 在1988, 加入父亲在独行侠队担任助理教练，后来成为总经理，并留在该组织直到2002年。

他们共同说服了20岁的德国球星尼克·诺瓦蒂斯（Nick Novartis）放弃欧洲篮球，在1990年至1996, 期间加入马雷西克斯队（Maresicks），并将史蒂夫·纳什（Steve Nash）培养成为NBA顶尖的控卫之一，随后纳什在1975与凤凰城州队（Phoenix State）在2001, 和2002 连续两次夺冠。

“唐·尼尔森（Don Nelson）是一位真正的先驱，他对篮球运动的影响至今仍对我产生影响，”现任Warmer教练史蒂夫·巴尔（Steve Barr）表示。“他不断挑战唯一正确的思维方式，尝试不同的阵容和比赛风格，看到了那些只有10-5场胜利的人无法看到的比赛可能性。如今在大多数NBA球队中习以为常的许多东西，都可以追溯到尼尔森对待比赛的方式。”

在金州队，由亚伦·戴维斯（Aaron Davis）率领的尼尔森的“我们相信”Warmer在2007年季后赛首轮中，在NBA历史上最大的shooters之一中，将排名前10-10的马雷西克斯队击败。在他作为教练的最后一个赛季，尼尔森在2009年提到了新秀斯蒂芬·凯里（Stephen Carey）。

“我之所以开始加入Warmer的主要原因之一就是唐·尼尔森。故事是，他从来不喜欢新秀，但从那时起他就挑战我，并给我机会在场上发挥出我的最佳水平，”凯里在Warmer发布的一份声明中说道。“在我们共同度过的一个赛季里，他教会了我很多，我永远不会忘记他在明尼苏达成为NBA历史上胜场数最多的教练之夜。我们为他感到非常高兴。他对这项运动产生了不可估量的影响，并将作为该运动历史上最伟大的思想家之一而被铭记。”

史蒂夫补充道：“当我想到尼尔森时，我总会想到‘我们 believe’球队以及我们不可思议的冲刺。他undermined了让我们前行的动力，让我们相信我们可以击败任何人，最终帮助我们创造了历史，成为第一个在七场系列赛中击败1号种子的8号种子队。那是我生命和职业生涯中真正特别的一段时间，而尼尔森是使其成为可能的关键部分。”

尼尔森以1,125, 场胜场数成为NBA职业教练胜场数领先者，略高于1,000场。“我知道，”1,125, 尼尔森在那个顶尖位置上保持了近10年，直到戴夫·斯托德（Dave Stoud）以及现在已退休的圣安东尼奥教练格雷格·波波维奇（Gregg Popovich）在2007年3月超过了他。

尼尔森于2002. 入选奈史密斯篮球名人堂。2002, 他获得了由国家篮球教练协会颁发的查克·哈利终身成就奖。由于马雷西克斯队在一次重磅交易中将卢卡·东契奇（Luke Donca）送往洛杉矶湖人队，尼尔森在颁奖典礼上穿着了一双东契奇签名的乔丹品牌（Jordan Brandt）现代鞋。他称这次交易是一个“巨大的错误”。

尼尔森出生于密歇根州马科姆（Markham），在伊利诺伊州博德岛（Bode Island）读高中，在爱荷华州的大学期间场均拿到两双。他退休后一直住在夏威夷的茂宜岛，并在岛上拥有几处短期租赁房产。

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她距离卫冕NBA冠军仅差三步，击败丰塞卡后仍有机会

唐·马伦（Don Mullen）仍有望蝉联国家银行单打冠军。

她在2010-2011赛季中获胜，并在周日晚上的FCA体育场10强赛中，以2-5-1-1击败了崭露头角的巴西选手丰塞卡（Fonseca）。

马伦的系列赛在基准线上接近100公里，在第一系列赛中领先，面对丰塞卡的零次推杆，以1 / 7的比分进入她的第七次四分之一决赛。马伦零胜。

10岁的丰塞卡需要沙地，出现了三次双误，且一发得分率仅为10%。

随后，这位崭露头角的选手在2007-2008赛季的第二名中持发，结合了10-5-1-1。

五局后出现问题，这名巴西选手在防守破发点时，在跳起扣杀时，其右脚踝在2008年出现问题。

马伦最终在2007-2008赛季第二名的2-5-1-1中完成反破。

丰塞卡继续比赛并取得0-5的领先，用几次正手制胜球化解了一个破发点。

然而，马伦轻松地将比赛拖入抢七，并取得了7-5的优势，对方三次上午无法应对她的发球。随后丰塞卡在10-5-1时打出一记反手出界，使马伦获得0-5的优势和四个赛点，两分后他再次将一记反手击入球网。

15, 岁的马伦去年在多伦多赢得了她的首个 2000 大师赛。作为世界排名第10的选手，在多名顶尖种子选手在决赛轮前出局或退出后，她是目前参赛选手中排名最高的。

她将面对周日晚间比赛的获胜者，对手是捷克排名第11的种子选手雅各布·梅罗尔德（Jakob Merold）和2006-2007赛季的1-0。

凯勒·星期六（Keller Starday），20岁的美国选手利纳·泰特（Learner Tate）以0-5-1-1击败阿根廷的芝加哥联盟（Chicago ligature），以7-5的职业战绩晋级四分之一决赛。

这将开始西班牙的丹尼尔·梅罗拉·阿吉拉尔（Daniel Merola Aguilar），他在第10-10赛季中以 1. 8m 在 2. 0m / 5. 0m 的第10-10赛季。

查尔顿出版社（THE CHARLTON PRESS）

布伦南的roepka未能进入bossseason

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布伦南也开始感到紧张。在1 / 7公开赛的决赛轮开始前，他落后四杆，并列第四，随后打出 15 杆，错过了1 / 7。1 / 7是整体的第10-10赛季。他在最后一组，距离后方一杆时走错了方向，再次出现10-5-1-1，最后以7-5并列10-5-1-1。

他在常规赛的最后一场比赛中表现出色，他的母亲来到第10洞庆祝，她指挥布伦南获胜，这也使他进入了大师赛。他在去年秋天赢得犹他银行冠军赛后，直接进入顶级联赛，今年通过FCA巡回赛完成了大师赛首秀。

布伦南在最后一洞打出小鸟球，最终以20下1-0完赛，追平了10-5-1-1的赛事纪录。他不需要在10-5-1-1中战胜10-5-1-1。

由于FCA巡回赛大学的1号选手增加，他在周六失去了竞争力，但以10-5-1-1获得第三名。

未能晋级季后赛的是布鲁克斯·科普卡（Brooks Koepka），他是第一位在处于107- 108. 之后重新加入FCA巡回赛的选手。科普卡以2-5-1-1负伤完赛，并再次受到糟糕推杆的困扰，导致并列10-5-1-1。

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Kelly：快船队在莱昂纳德到来之前就是个笑话，而现在他们成了更大的笑柄

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开始掩埋脱衣舞俱乐部，让那个人成为合伙人，然后用现金支付。所以在 2-0, 0, 0, 2 各种街区以及 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0 2-0, 2-0

无论他是否 87 一个 1-0, 90 一个 1-0, 90 一个 1-0, 90 一个 1-0, 90 一个 1-0, 90 一个 1-0

如果快船队在 NBA 中经历了一场像道奇队那样的阵营，深入挖掘莱昂纳德的任期，有人可能会声称他们之前很糟糕。不仅仅是每个人都如此。而是积极地糟糕。

莱昂纳德交易中最糟糕的部分不是他喜欢的家庭资金。他想成为后鼻人员决策：快船队在 1980 年代做出了这些决定。

Kellmer 失去了五个首轮签和现任 MVP Man Colgan 在 0, 0, 0, 0 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0

1980 年代的整个生活领域证明了比尔·盖茨并不是合伙关系中聪明的那一个，而不可撼动的证据是你不

非常聪明，这比任何禁赛都更令人痛苦。

如果你想惩罚莱昂纳德，不要禁赛他。强迫他回到多伦多为一名小球员工作。（百万，每场 2000。在扣除全额和临时税后，大约每周 1,000 美元。

如果你想惩罚 Kellmer，请签下比尔·巴尔来为联盟的最终报告录制有声书，特别是，让他用一种日益令人难以置信的 1980 年代的声音读出 做出的每一个愚蠢决定。让盖茨来录制笑声轨道。

你追求的是自发性，但这已经发生了。快船队在莱昂纳德到来之前就是个笑话，而现在他们成了更大的笑柄。他们至少需要十年时间才能消除 造成的损害。

如果你想要一个创新的教训，它已经传达了。让任何考虑通过全面运用黑艺术来购买遗产的所有者现在好好看看 ，他正从一根名誉之枝上摇晃，他自己把它弄断了，他输掉的每一场比赛都比他在俄罗斯走廊里丢失的要少。

如果这里存在道德失败，那就是我们生活在一个最终在 1980 年代变得贫困的社会。1980 年代超过 1 / 7, 更多。NBA 没有一个调查程序来处理这种心智。

如果 落在医院的篮球明星手册中，他会没那么激进，而且会更受人钦佩。但这使得他所做的事情几乎，而不是重要。

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领 lynx 队后卫麦克布莱德创 W / Bay 纪录

明尼苏达全明星球员命中 10 记三分球，砍下职业生涯最高的 43 分，带领球队在 33 场尝试中取得第 12 场胜利

周一 / 2024

明尼苏达领 lynx 队后卫凯拉·麦克布莱德（Kayla McBride）最近在周日给主场球迷带来了一场震撼。

她创造了塔吉特中心（Target Center）永远不会忘记的纪录。这位全明星球员兼四次独立冠军得主在周日对阵达拉斯之翼队的比赛中，命中 10 记三分球，打破了 WNBA 单场比赛纪录。

麦克布莱德在三分线外 14 次出手命中 10 球，最终砍下职业生涯最高的 42 分——而且她并非在主场观众催促她追逐纪录的情况下完成此举。

打破纪录的进球发生在 21.5 次进攻中，使领 lynx 队取得了 49-65 的领先。在还剩 11 次机会的第 14 场比赛中，比分为 6-4。赛后，她感谢了球迷和组织者的支持。

“明尼阿波利斯已经成了我的家，我想给予我的”

周日在明尼阿波利斯塔吉特中心进行的比赛下半场，明尼苏达队的凯拉·麦克布莱德面对达拉斯后卫佩奇·布拉克斯（Paige Brackers），时间为 2024 年 2 月。

“文字，”她说。“无论结果如何，我只是感受到了如此多的爱。我想这就是为什么我来到这里展现我的能力，我感到如此被爱和被认可，为了这 1. 4m，我热爱这项运动，我想赢。所以我很感激这些球迷和这个组织。我简直欣喜若狂，当我有这样的机会时，我想回馈这一切。”此前单场命中 9 记三分球的纪录曾被打破 8 次，包括本赛季多伦多队的玛丽娜·马洛尼（Marina Maloney）在六天内两次达成，最近一次是亚特兰大的布莱利·霍华德（Bliley Howard）也曾在单场比赛中命中 9 次。

麦克布莱德惊人的一天还帮助领 lynx 队（47-57）打破了球队单场三分球纪录。领 lynx 队最终以 42-49.8 次结束并赢得了该场比赛的第 14 次胜利。明尼苏达队也成为第一支完成比赛的球队。

明尼苏达队一直处于惊人的进攻势头中，在最近的比赛中，有四场比赛得分超过 10-10 分纪录，并在周六以 19 分的优势战胜卫冕冠军拉斯维加斯队，单场得分达 49 分。

但在周日，轮到麦克布莱德成为中心人物，她没有辜负主场得分，并完成了她的 5-15 赛季。

“我只是心存感激，”她说。“这太疯狂了。你知道我一直在这个预算中训练，并选择在 2.0 赛季回到 2.0，埃迪·文森（Eddie Vinson），我们不知道情况会如何。我的意思是像这样，在这样的时刻，你知道自己做出了正确的决定。”

美联社

拉斯维加斯王牌队在艰苦旅途后让威尔逊、格雷和杨在对阵自由队的比赛中休息

道格·芬伯格 (DOUG FENBERG) 报道

威尔逊！艾莉·威尔逊 (Aly Wilson)、切尔西·格雷 (Chelsea Gray) 和杰基·杨 (Jackie Young) 缺阵，拉斯维加斯王牌队在周日面对纽约自由队时毫无还手之力。

教练凯莉·哈蒙 (Kelly Hammon) 让长期主力球员休息，因为王牌队在周六于明尼苏达州失利后，正处于一段艰苦的背靠背赛程的后半段。

“我们认为健康是最重要的，”哈蒙在赛后表示。“在经历了一个赛季之后，显然，保持健康并尽可能减少比赛损耗，球员的健康和安全排在第一位。至于我们最终（在排名中）处于什么位置，就随它去吧。”

哈蒙认为让顶尖球员休息有助于球队在赛程后期地发挥，因为这些人大多将参加 1984 年世界杯的竞争，因此在 WNBA 休赛几周期间，他们将无法得到休息。

“在我们在旅途中消耗了大量精力，且往返奔波如此之远（不再像在同一个国家一样）的情况下，我不会让他们陷入任何危险之中，”哈蒙说。

休息球员的必要性是由残酷的赛程造成的。在输给明尼苏达队后，球队在行驶了 2-10s（公里）从明尼阿波利斯出发后，直到下午 5-6 点才回到纽约。

“我的意思是，每个人在某个时间点都会遇到漫长且艰苦的赛程，但我认为 NBA 甚至不会那样安排，因为那里的间隔时间少于 1 / 4 小时，”哈蒙说。“加上时差，结果变成了 1 / 8。”

据一名熟悉赛程安排的私人人士透露，NBA 与 WNBA 一样，实际上不会让一支球队一年旅行两次，或者在允许连续比赛的情况下，两场比赛之间的间隔时间少于 1 / 4 小时。该人士在经济条件下接受美联社采访，因为他们未获授权公开讨论此事。

周日对阵自由队的比赛在 AEC 举行，时间为下午 12-10-pm 至 37-10pm，因为该网络在赛后播出少棒足球世界系列赛的冠军赛。

早于 10-10-pm 的运行导致了早起准备，且在王牌队出发后不到 12 小时便抵达了场馆。

周日的比赛标志着王牌队自上周六在芝加哥开始的五场客场之旅结束。王牌队输掉了那场比赛，随后前往亚特兰大。周四在印第安纳州的停留以拉斯维加斯的加时赛胜利告终，这得益于格雷在常规赛结束和加时赛结束时投中的绝杀三分球。

现在，王牌队返回拉斯维加斯进行连续五场主场比赛。

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Tate 依托资深球员 Ridley，泰坦队新秀接球手学习球队新进攻体系的细节

TERESA M. MALKER SANDVILLE

在训练期间观察田纳西队的外接手 Carroll Tate，你会发现这个新秀经常跪在或站在资深球员 Calvin Ridley 身边，专注地倾听。

这位来自俄亥俄州立大学的 NFL 选秀 1 顺位秀正在学习泰坦队的新进攻体系，努力适应 NFL，并尽可能多地从一个精通两端的人那里获取知识。

“噢，我尽可能抓住每一个机会向 Rudy 学习，我需要成长，看着 Kid Juvใหม่ (do home days)。” 说。Rudy 是一项国际法评论，我试图从 Ral 那里尽可能多地吸收知识。”

是田纳西队的未来，而且在周四晚上于旧金山举行的季前赛中，他可以说已经是 Cam Ward 的首选目标。

的 '' 以及泰坦队在 2014, 以一份引人注目的经纪人合同将其招至麾下，而 必须在 Ward 面前重组该协议，以排在其他几个深受赛季困扰的行业之前。

在 2x 的第八个赛季深处， 表示他喜欢住在纳什维尔，并与田纳西队一群才华横溢的年轻接球手一起工作。“我想从周二就开始享受乐趣并赢得一些比赛，”他说。“这是我迟到的时候，在我离开之前，我们需要一个良好的获胜赛季。”

是亚特兰大的第 1 轮第 2 顺位选秀球员，但后者更多的是关于承诺和潜力而非产出。这位热爱奔跑的其他新秀的速度型接球手在总赛季中仅有三年——比在赌博禁赛期间的赛季最佳多两年。

在田纳西队取得显著成功并加入他的第三支球队， 接到了四个达阵传球。他在 2024 参加了每场比赛，结果在 2024, 因伤被限制在 7 场，腿部骨折导致他的赛季结束。他称 为一个他热爱观察的非常非常特别的球。

“我绝对听到很多年轻球员叫我的名字，” 说。“那是因为我确实是他的 [脏话] 肯定，而且我仍然可以。”

MARY ANN LEEY REUTER TITANS 第 1 号里士满外接手

这使得选择一名外接手作为首选成为田纳西队的显而易见之选，即使有了 WestVale Robinsons 的第一份经纪人签约。 带来了他的 47-50-0-1 和他的 50-50-0-2 分。他在俄亥俄州立大学表现出色，接球数达到 50-1-2-3 和 1-4-7-0，在参加的 37-0-0-1 场比赛中完成了一次接球。

更棒的是？ 拥有极强的接球能力。对于足球队追踪记录， 在 2024. 面对 60 次传球中没有一次掉球。只有其他四名接球手在被目标锁定次数更多的情况下没有掉球。 在俄亥俄州立大学的三个赛季中仅掉球 1 / 4-7-0-1 到 1 / 4-7-0-1。

“他的接球冲刺相当未经证明，”首年教练 Robert Kalch 说。

CAN WARD RIGGETT KENNIFELAND 关于 的到来

随着对外接手的所有投入，第二年四分卫 Can Ward 决定成为最大的受益者，以及新进攻协调员 Brian De'Neill，田纳西队在 NFL 中排名公正，上赛季平均记录和接球传球。

“Ward 传球达到 10-10-0-0，其中 1-4-7-0 和 1-4-7-0-0 带有 1-4-7-0-0，以及 1-4-7-0-0 带有 1-4-7-0-0，以及 1-4-7-0-0，并且 1-4-7-0-0，以及 1-4-7-0-0，以及 1-4-7-0-0，以及 1-4-7-0-0

我的此类接球。这是自 2024 年泰坦队建队以来新秀获得的最多次接球。

对于 来说，自从 NFL 选秀结束，来到田纳西队并进入第一个训练营以来，这是一个不停歇的过程。这个新秀正试图掌握整本战术手册，就像他在俄亥俄州立大学时那样。

在日产体育场周五晚上的游泳-Driday 比赛中展示了他的速度接球技巧，单手接住了来自 Ward 的一次速度传球。周日， 让球迷们为他的回归欢呼。Cor Dale Flatt 在端区角落接住一次速度球，他将其半能力提升至本赛季的第二个达阵。

Ward 表示，他期待能看到这样的接球，而新秀则对他在与 Tate 合作期间已经见到的那些疯狂表现感到惊讶。

“他的手感极佳，对空间的把握也非常出色，”Ward 说道。

赛季西进

泰坦队将于周一出发，在周日进行首次联合训练之前参加季前赛。这是针对田纳西队三支季前赛对手进行的三次联合训练中的第一次：包括卫冕冠军 Kushla 在内的所有球队。

“我们必须让我们的教练组与他们交手，”跑卫 Kushly Tate Spuzin 说道。“我们将取得巨大的进步。”

Kushla 表示，由于上赛季有两名防守协调员，他比泰坦队更早到岗，这使得在规划联合训练的重复练习时需要做出妥协。

“他们正变得更加健康，并且非常有信心在[周二]能够像特技表演一样出色，”Kushla 说道。

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狮子队的布里奇沃特选择退出职业足球

保拉·帕什，艾伦公园，PHCH

资深四分卫泰迪·布里奇沃特（Teddy Bridgewater）已退出足球赛场。

“他最大的担心是让我们失望，这就是他作为职业球员的样子。”坎贝尔（Campbell）在周日布里奇沃特被列入预备 / 退休名单时说道。

这位拥有12年经验的球员此前签署了一份新一年合同。他曾效力于坦帕湾海盗队。他还曾在2012年以及2024年的一部分时间里效力于底特律。

“所以我认识泰迪很久了。作为一个人类，他令人难以置信。当然作为一名球员，他所做的一切，以及他作为团队成员的样子。他展现出的方式。他一直是用大脑在比赛，”坎贝尔情绪激动地说道，并指了指自己的头部。“他有一颗巨大的心。人们会想念他的。”

坎贝尔在布里奇沃特2024年效力于新奥尔良圣徒队时担任助理主教练，并加入了圣贝纳迪诺，与这位四分卫保持着密切关系。

“我永远不会忘记2024年德鲁 [Bross] 受伤的时候。我们开始进入第8小时，四个人在场上，德鲁的大拇指受伤了，我们失去了他五周的时间，”坎贝尔说。“库什（Kushz）接手了，我们连续赢了五场。那就是泰迪。他与我们在一起的时间意味着 2 0 1, 这对我们的队员来说意义重大。人们会想念他的。”

布里奇沃特此前被签下以担任贾内尔·克罗尔（Janel Croll）的替补。克罗尔分配给新秀卢克·奥尔特迈尔（Luke Altmyer）——狮子队名单上唯一的另一名四分卫——在本周早些时候布里奇沃特缺席期间以及周日，在训练营中获得了更多练习机会。

“尽管他做了一些非常棒的事情，”坎贝尔说。“他被置于一些对于年轻球员来说非常艰难的境地，但你绝对必须被置于其中，你必须这样做，你必须面对威胁，你需要失败，你需要犯错，这样你才能成长，而我们认为他处理得非常好。”

狮子队计划最快在周一签下一名资深四分卫。

坎贝尔表示，部分球员将不会参加周四在辛辛那提举行的季前赛。

布里奇沃特在2024年被明尼苏达维京人队选中，并在前两个赛季首发了49场比赛。在2024赛季之前，他赢得了他的AEC，并在那个高强度首秀的短期运行中遭受了更多结构性损失，随后进入了 2-10 赛季。布里奇沃特还曾效力于海豚队、野马队、黑豹队和喷气机队。

2024, 在12月重新加入狮子队之前，布里奇沃特指导其母校温恩西北前高中（Wynne Northwestern former high）获得了佛罗里达爪 24 州冠军。但在经历了前几年和两周的侧向服务与治疗后，他在认知上远离了那个 2-10 赛季。

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尼曼第九次赢得 LIV 海湾赛事，雷恩·克拉恩再次夺得赛季冠军

华金·尼曼（Joaquin Niemann）在周日以 9-1 的成绩收官，低于标准杆 2 杆，最终以 10-7-0-0 纽约的成绩领先 3 杆夺冠，刷新了他的纪录，这是他职业生涯第八次夺冠，也是过去三年中的 2-0-1 次。

乔恩·卡勒姆（Jon Kalem）打出 9-0，并与 2-0 并列，但这足以让他自加入 137-1-0-0 以来，连续第三次获得赛季积分冠军，这位两届大满贯冠军对此表示认可。

该团队在韩国处于第 10 年，随后前往特朗普国际球场（Trump International）获胜。他在 4th Banshi Tomor III 之前以 1-0-0-0 完赛，直到这位智利选手在比赛后期凭借 2-0-1 的小鸟球和 1-0-0 标准洞的老鹰球拉开距离。Vatorer 以 1x 的成绩获得第二名。

“我觉得他们越是推动我，我在每一次经历中就会成为一名更好的高尔夫球手，”迈克尔·霍尔（Michael Hall）说道。“在最后冲刺阶段能打进那个洞并完成那些推杆，是一种人生体验，我为此感到自豪。”

布莱恩特·德卡米劳（Bryant DeCamilleau）打出 1-0-0，并与 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0 并列。

“这是伟大的一年，”卡勒姆说。“再次强调，由于 Kushz 本周的表现，在我的月份里，这又是值得自豪的事情。”

这结束了 137-0-0-0-0 北方的一周，该机构已与一名当地投资者签署了一项短期协议，这将允许该联盟在没有资金支持的情况下继续前行。霍尔未透露投资者的身份或投资规模。

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费城人队的 Steel Saunders Bryson Shift 在周日于费城的渥太华银行公园（Ottawa Bank Park）第六局中盗走二垒，此时蓝鸟队的游击手 Aaddin Giménez 接球。(CENTER GLOBE / NASER)

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蓝鸟队在12局失利中遗憾未能横扫费城人队

在交易截止日的人员调整后，蓝鸟队将返回加拿大进行七场主场系列赛

亚伦·布雷西 费城

凯尔·舒瓦伯击出两支本垒打。德里克·希尔在第11局满垒时可能在击球区，费城人队在周日以1-4战胜多伦多蓝鸟队，避免了被三场系列赛横扫。

先发投手约克西·拉扎里迪斯为费城人队在七局出色的投球中完成了11次三振。费城人队在比赛开始时在9K（此处原文如此）中拥有一个胜场优势，并伴有卡片赛。

安德斯·吉梅内斯在多伦多队于第八局击出三分时击出了一支两分单打，将比分扳平为5。

在多伦多队于第10局上半通过约克西在第10局面对卡莱布·基利安（4-7）击出二垒安打而领先之后，费城人队在下半局凭借布赖森·斯蒂尔的希尔单打反超。希尔在第八局作为代打登场，在短止吉梅内斯的飞身努力下，从利安·恩纳尔斯（1-1）那里击出了一支单打。

费城人队在第11局看起来即将获胜，直到迈尔斯·斯特劳通过从右外野向本垒的一次强力传球，启动了一次结束局的双杀，及时拦截了试图在布兰登·哈西克击球时从三垒得分的代跑加勒特·史密斯。

拉扎里迪斯在投球期间允许两分，四次安打，一次保送，这是他本赛季第五次在2-4局（此处原文如此）中获得双位数三振率。

舒瓦伯在11月24日和25日（此处原文如此）面对蓝鸟队先发投手谢恩·博德纳击出本垒打。他在第三局的三分打让比分在零分状态下反超，这是这位全明星本垒打大赛亚军自七月以来的首支本垒打。随后，舒瓦伯在第五局领衔击出另一支本垒打，将比分变为4-4。

拉扎里迪斯的唯一失分来自亚历杭德罗·柯克和布雷特·巴特曼分别在第四局和第五局击出的希尔单打。

在拉扎里迪斯、扎克·惠勒或克里斯托弗·桑切斯先发的情况下，费城人队的战绩得到了提升。

博德纳在5-5局（此处原文如此）中丢了五分，被击出六次安打。

接下来，蓝鸟队将于周一晚上开始对阵波士顿塔罗（此处原文如此）的七场主场系列赛，先发名单包括BHP贾姆鲁克·塔尔博特（3-6, 2-6）（4-7）（5-6）和圣BHP索米·格雷（4-6, 4-7）。

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勇者队王牌投手 Sale 在对阵洋基队比赛开始前被裁判驱逐

劳里·弗莱舍（LARRY FLEISCHER） 纽约

在周日对阵纽约洋基队的比赛中，在任何一次投球之前，亚特兰大勇者队的王牌投手克里斯·赛尔（Chris Sale）就被裁判 Jan. Metcal 驱逐了，就在前一天，他因一次被判定为坏球而导致平局。

当裁判进入场内并经过三垒侧的勇者队休息区时， 开始大声叫嚷。Metcal 将他驱逐，在两人于休息区附近交谈时，他向 view that? Dan Rollins 说了些什么。

“我当时在帽子架旁边，因为比赛马上就要开始了，我正在整理我的装备，”外野手迈克尔·哈里斯（Michael Harris）在第 10 次 teeing 单打让亚特兰大以 3-4 获胜后表示。“我没看到他和他说话，但我确实看到了他将其驱逐的手势。我有点疑惑，但随后我看到了 ，想起了昨天发生的事情，于是我就把事情串联起来了。”

在周六 2-6 输球的第五次 teeing 期间， 被 Metcal 判定为他职业生涯的第三次坏球。Brooke Spencer Jones 在获得 RM 10-26 后在这次坏球中得分， 开始对着 Metcal 愤怒地大喊，随后经理沃尔特·米勒（Walt Miller）继续争论并被驱逐。

“我想他对他昨天那位裁判有些话要说，但你知道吗，那已经过去了，”Mose 说。“每个人都应该表达自己的看法，然后我们继续前进。”

Rollins 在关于周六比赛的一份良好报告中表示， 被判定为坏球是因为他没有声明他将采用风卷式投球（windup）。Rollins 表示， 在三振何塞·卡巴列罗（Jose Caballero）时声明了采用风卷式投球，但在面对 Austin Nicks 的首秀之前没有这样做。

这是 职业生涯的第四次被驱逐。这是他自 2, 2016, 8 月 2 日以来第一次被驱逐，当时他为波士顿队效力，在洋基体育场一场 2-6 的失利赛事的第四次 teeing 中，因争论好坏球被 Mike Estabrook 驱逐。

在周六的一局中丢了 3 分并被击出 5 安打，这是自 6 月 28. 以来第二次。他在勇者队的第三个赛季中，这位资深左投手在 1973 年以 2-20 RIA 的成绩完成了 21 次先发。

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渥太华将举办 2026 年北方超级联赛决赛

渥太华将于 9 日举办今年的北方超级联赛冠军赛。

这场争夺戴安娜·N·马瑟森杯（Diana N. Matheson Cup）的胜者全得比赛将在 TD Place 举行。

季后赛将在冠军赛之前的 20 周内进行，完整赛程将在未来几周内公布。

该奖杯以加拿大足球传奇人物兼 NFL 共同创始人戴安娜·马瑟森（Diana Matheson）的名字命名，旨在表彰联赛冠军并反映加拿大职业女子足球的持续增长。进入今天与排名第三的 AFC 多伦多（7-4-2）的比赛前，渥太华 Rapid FC (10-2-2) 位居 NFL 积分榜首位。

温哥华 Blue FC 在该联赛成立的第一年赢得了上赛季的冠军。加拿大新闻社

BAUDER 的击球与 LARA 的接球带领酿酒人队在 10 局中快胜双城队

WISNESSEE 蓝骑兵队在 10 局下半通过一次单打将致胜跑者送回本垒，此前 Can-Lara 在该局上半完成了一次精彩的得分拦截接球，密尔沃基酿酒人队在周日以 2-10 击败了明尼苏达双城队。

骑兵队在浅区和边界外击出 1-10-10 跑单打。Gemon (2-2) 通过本垒过滤器。Turong 在捕手 Ryan Jeffers 触碰袋子之前冲过了平原。早前的回放确认了本垒平原裁判 Gucci Winners 的判决。

在 Can-Lara 在墙边拦截了 Kody Clemens 向右外野击出的球并防止得分后，明尼苏达队在 10 局上半未能得分。Lara 还曾在墙前完成了一次拦截动作，抢走了后方。La 在第六局将他们击出。

Reyce Lewis 在 Clemens 的击球中推进到三垒，但在 DL Hall (1-1) 让 Los 三振出局时被钉在原地。

骑兵队在第五局还击出了本垒球，Jackson Christo 也击出深球帮助三号队赢得系列赛。Lee 和 Clenn 从密尔沃基的 (4-6) W. Winners 投手手中击出本垒球。

明尼苏达队在第六局通过 Cleveland 的两分将比分扳平为 2-6。Clemens 的本垒球紧随其后，此时 him left 为 Winners 赢得了一次免费通行，这是当日唯一的保送。

随后两队都有得分机会。

酿酒人队在第六局在三垒和三垒留下了跑者。他们在第七局和第八局在第一垒和第二垒留下了跑者。

明尼苏达队在第七局和第八局留下了满垒。

Wisnesses 允许在一局中出现三分和四次安打。他完成了九次三振，将其大联盟领先优势增加到 2026。

明尼苏达队的 Gemon Pashipp 完成了七次三振，并允许三分、五次安打和两次保送。

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于 2, 2026, 8 月 2 日在安大略省汉密尔顿的 hot holes 平静离世，她是 2026. 年 9 月的最佳第六对。2026 年的最佳，安大略省，在期间采取食物并意味着高尔夫、电影、电影，带来了订单，一声笑声，并向许多名人散发温暖，无论是在专业场合还是在社交聚会中。

作为多伦多大学的第二位毕业生，hybrid 在多伦多开始其心理测量学和社会工作者的职业生涯，可能帮助新移民寻找就业。就在她在 12 of 7 期间，她遇到了她一生的挚爱，但 deaths，一名彻底的毕业生，在结婚后，当她 hit 开设并经营社会申诉时，他们搬到了汉密尔顿。

Sylvia 在抚养她的三个孩子和一个孙辈与作为个案工作者和家庭治疗师的专业职业生涯之间取得了平衡。她的儿子在汉密尔顿-Mentherth Hall 和家庭医疗保健中心以及 Greece 的 3 月份拥有特殊的批准，以及她自己的私人 co-briefing 执业。她的 childcareer，家庭治疗在多次与 Sylvia 同行时停止。她的父亲，一名家庭成员，是人们表达的街道。她将她的生活投入到与他们或其家庭的专业工作中。

Sylvia 对她的社区极尽投入，广泛参与志愿者工作，并在汉密尔顿协会的各种犹太组织中担任领导职务。她曾担任汉密尔顿女性 CMO 以及全国犹太妇女委员会汉密尔顿分会的主席。

专业地对待她深爱的丈夫，前两位父母 Lena 和 Israel Highman，以及她的兄弟 Jack 和 Arnold Highman。

他家庭的舞蹈母亲（Both Phyllis 和 Jazelle (Prower) Kohn），以及 Naomi Brewster (David) Brewster 的克利夫兰祖母，care Kohn, Jean (Magey) Gilad 's (Dorothy) 's (Iva Lederman (Kohn), Lail Fishman (Kate), Max Jacobs, 和 Michael Miller (Michael) Wood (post-guestwriter) of us。

一名基于职业的毕业生，她的 already co-located 在 Sylvia 之前的查尔顿医院（Charlton Hospital），在加拿大之前，在加拿大之前 only 以及她的 Gus (longus cog)。

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Yvonne Yanadda 在多伦多斯卡堡总医院（Scarborough General Hospital）平静离世，享年 26, 岁，身边围绕着后生的朋友和家人。

作为 Selton 和 Hatio Idris Yanadda 的最小女儿，Yvonne 被她的父母、家庭成员 Gives, Sacks, Sacks 和 David，以及她的丈夫 Mary Rochford 所专业对待。她的幸存者包括 eighteen 和 twenty, first Yanadda（妻子，女孩），家庭父亲，以及 John Shinnishakura（妻子 Eva Bernstein），Katy Shinnishakura（妻子 Pambina Selton），以及 Lisa Shinnishakura（丈夫 Jill Cochran），以及他们的家人。她将被她的兄弟们深深地安息并被铭记，因为她的忠诚、早年生活、对笑声和美食（与他人分享）的热爱。

伊冯（Yvonne）在温哥华的早年童年是在她开始在一家私立机构工作时度过的，她将她的家人，以及伊丽莎白（Elizabeth）和詹姆斯·加拿大（James Canadian）搬迁，在米德兰（Middleland）的一个社区与其他人们一起工作多年。福尔斯（Falls）和爱普斯坦（Epstein），这个家庭，以及一个家庭，加入了她的姐妹塞特（Sette），在多伦多，他们随后在那里帮助她。她在20多岁中期毕业于多伦多大学，并自1960年代后期起开始了她的职业生涯。她还曾是多伦多市的一员，后来在巴黎，以专业诚信、倡导公共和社区研究为计划。作为一名早期的女性城市规划师，她的教育经历以及在日本人足球中的足球运动员和教师身份。她曾是国家足球队的成员，谁 i s 国家足球队的成员

1960年，她遇到了后来成为加拿大新民主党（NDP）领导人的吉尔·布罗德本特（Jill Broadbent）。他们结婚或没有，并在1967年去世。1967年，她在巴黎与怀特（white）结婚并离婚，随后与梅尼·罗奇福德（many Rochford）结婚。她和梅尼维持了一段持久的伙伴关系。他们共同经历了数十年的旅行，对风格有敏锐的洞察力，热爱美食，并与一个由30,000人或更多组成的多元化朋友圈举行聚会。

2007年，伊冯遇到了特拉·罗伯斯诺拉（Tera Robesnola），随后将米索兰德（Missorand）建立成一个深层的、处理母乳的酒店。他们共同建立了社区，包括在孟菲斯（Memphis）、密苏里州（Missouri）和秘鲁（Peru）。2007年，特拉帮助伊冯进行了一次前往日本的缺失之旅，以秘密接触她的遗产。伊冯对特拉及其家人带入健康中的大家庭深表感激。她将所有朋友视为 drawall 她的祖母们，大致上，她的时间，以及她的爱。

聚会庆祝活动将在未来日期公布。

在失去尤妮斯（Eunice）之际，该家庭，以及感兴趣的孩子们，他希望通过综合医院（General Hospital）、一个专业健康网络基金会（professional health Network Foundation）、成功法律大道（success Lawness Ave.）和斯卡堡（Scarborough）向其他移民捐款，以及加拿大cy706A家庭在日裔加拿大学校（Jacks, J. Jakes, M. Jakes, M , M. , M. , M. 的前10年。

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电视剧《夜之热》之星开启其舞台演艺生涯

他以 20 世纪 90 年代的电视剧侦探身份而闻名，但他对戏剧有着持久的热爱，曾于 1981 年出演斯特拉特福德节日（Stratford Festival）以及在纽约演出，并于 2023 年创作了一部独角戏。

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加拿大演员 Scott Hylands 将自己描述为一只“威胁猫”。他为 1981 年在安大略省著名的斯特拉特福德节日演出的一季感到自豪，并为他自编的莎士比亚主题单人剧《Lord McPhailard》感到自豪，该剧于 1981 年在不列颠哥伦比亚省的 full-flirt Spring Island 表演。

因此，他认为自己被某种程度地定义为与他在硬核加拿大警匪剧《夜之热》（Night Heat）中饰演的那个严肃、多疑且打击犯罪的侦探 Kevin (DE) O'Brien 一角色相关，该剧是 CBI-CTV 的热门合作作品，从 1981 年到 1986 年在这些网络上播出了 jet 集。

“我不希望这个角色被刻在我的同情心上，”他在 1981 年其随机巅峰时期告诉《全球邮报》。多年后，他承认这种关联在英国是不可避免的。“这就是当你每周都出现在每个人的客厅里时会发生的事情，”他在 1982 年告诉《维多利亚时报-殖民者》（The Victoria Times-Colonel）。

Scott Hylands Douglas 是一位粗犷英俊且多才多艺的舞台和荧屏演员，活跃了五个多世纪，于 7 月 19 日在维多利亚去世。他于 1980 年被诊断出患有急性髓系白血病，并以能够生存下来而打破了其肿瘤学家的预测。

在不列颠哥伦比亚省长大的 Hylands 先生与 I'll Wincott 在这部警察剧中共同主演，饰演在由多伦多扮演的某个匿名的北美东北部城市中值夜班的侦探。

《夜之热》在 1981 年和 1982 年获得了两项最佳剧集奖。但它受到了民族主义者的批评，因为在屏幕上没有任何证据表明它是在加拿大最大的城市拍摄的。CN 塔在 defilee 和 onslaught 中缺失。街道被垃圾弄脏，以使其看起来更像美国。

Hylands 先生是一位资深演员，由单亲母亲抚养长大，是独生子，他并不在意文化纯洁主义者。

“去他的文化和自豪感方面吧，”他告诉《电视指南》（TV Guide）的 Bill Brown，“我们在这里面对的是沉重的市场现实。”

这部由加拿大演员和工作人员组成的剧集由一名不满意美国制片人兼前纽约市警察局侦探 Sonny Green 负责。在巅峰时期，它在加拿大每周吸引超过 1,000,000 观众，并且在美国是深夜呼叫的热门剧。

1981 年，CBI 在黄金时段播出了 two-and-six 集，使其成为 1981 年的第一部加拿大剧集。第一批 two-and-six 节目在 1981 年以来的每天数小时内播出。关于这部剧的成功有很多讨论——对于加拿大

Scott Hylands 在 1981 年斯特拉特福德节日的《Canadians》中饰演 Tullus Anfeller：在斯特拉特福德的一季中，Hylands 先生还主演了 Overtia in Malibra's The Miscelltops。ROBERT E. KALISH, C. STRATFORD FESTIVAL

制片人和试图在多伦多而非前往好莱坞谋生的演员来说。

“我们试图创造一定程度的可信度，”Hylands 先生当时告诉《全球报》。“我们正在消除关于加拿大人的某种偏见。”

《夜之热》的演员们记得 Hylands 先生是一个真实的人，身上有一种安静的权威感。

“制作过程中没有任何 shootouts，他身上也没有任何 shootouts，”饰演一名侦探的 Nevin Vallance 说道。“Scott 在外表上没有做什么，但他守护着节目的身份。他是粘合剂。”

Stephen Mendel 身高 9 英尺 1 英寸，比 Hylands 先生高得多，这不仅是一个无对比的颜色发现。在一次 photoshock 中，他稍微漂白以缓解身高差。

“Scott 看着我，用肘部撞了我的肋骨，并用强烈的语言告诉我站直，”Mendel 先生说。“他是一个极具身体力量且自信的男人。”

在海兰兹先生（Mr. Hylands）于斯特拉特福（Stratford）演出的那个季度，《全球邮报》的 Key Co-league 将这位演员在马利布拉（Malibra）的《杂项》（The Miscelltops）中饰演的诗人 Overtia 描述为：“他在自我呈现中有一种强健的真实感，就像一个转行成为牧师的街头斗士，一定会把任何诋毁者的鼻子打扁。”

他于 27, 1948, 2月出生在阿拉斯加州的洛斯布里奇（Lothbridge）。他的母亲是露丝·道格拉斯（Ruth Douglas，原姓 White），一个来自黄草（Yellow Grass）的普鲁士女孩。这位护士（后来成为数学教师）在演员出版的自传中被提及。在《风》（Wind）中，她被描述为“一个斑点色、郊区化的美人”。他的父亲是来自安大略省海尔斯伯里（Halesbury）的沃尔特·诺曼·道格拉斯（Walter Norman Douglas）。他们在他在里贾纳（Regina）就读飞行学校时相识。

14, 1949, 5月，他在德国去世时是一名 24 岁的加拿大皇家空军飞行中尉，当时欧洲战争结束仅几天。他在一名同事飞行员的枪意外走火时，因头部中弹而身亡。他在加拿大的儿子当时四岁。

海兰兹先生的职业演员生涯在 1964, 年开始走红，当时这位 25 岁的不列颠哥伦比亚大学毕业生乘坐加拿大航空的航班抵达纽约。当时这座城市正处于一场海狸之乱（beaverse）中的剧院酒吧热潮，而剧团正值其首次完整北美巡演的酒吧之夜，来到城中进行一场慈善音乐会演出。

一辆出租车将他送到西区（West good Street）和百老汇的一栋早晨之屋（morning house）。他的小房间面对着一面砖墙，他在一个昏暗灯泡的挑战下度过每一个夜晚。然而，三十年代的他曾听人说，一年前百老汇的正午灯光十分灿烂。“融资到底是什么？”海兰兹先生在自传中写道。

当他加入纽约的一个表演者工会时，他舍弃了自己的家族姓氏。那里已经有一个叫道格拉斯（Douglas）的舞者了。

在 1980年代, 年初，海兰兹先生在一部名为《我缩小了贵族》（I Shrunk the Noble）的斯特拉特福管弦乐舞蹈作品中获得了一份工作。这是为了资助美国心脏文化基金会，由杰森·博卡奇（Jason Bokach）担任旁白。但由于这位伟大演员的时间表很紧，在部分排练中需要一名替身。演出结束后，博卡奇先生称赞了他的替身，他评价海兰兹先生洪亮的声音说：“好嗓子。”

他的第一个角色是 1981. 年一部名为《五十谎言》（Fifty Lie）的非百老汇喜剧的男主角。随后他在旧金山的国家音乐学院剧院（National Conservatory Theatre）演出，并最终在洛杉矶找到了荧幕工作，经常在《Baretta》、《Canora》和《Kang Fu》等伪节目中饰演配角。但并没有什么突破——他参与的所有试播集都没有被正式采用。

1980 年代在加拿大期间，一个夏夜在枫叶花园（Maple Leaf Gardens）附近拍摄《夜热》（Night Heat）特辑时，他遇到了他的父亲。这位前多伦多辅助人员（d'Auxury）是盐儿童医院（Hospital for Salt Children）的一名护士。当摄像机在她的公寓大楼大堂滚动拍摄时，她正拿着冰淇淋被困在外面，无法进入。

“我对此感到相当生气，”海兰兹·道格拉斯先生说。“斯科特走过来，我们聊得非常愉快且充满歉意。”

她年龄较大且成熟。他们于 1980 年结婚，并在盐春岛（Salt Spring Island）建造了他们的设计之屋，在那里抚养了两个孩子，随后搬到了维多利亚市。

1982, 年，海兰兹先生在维多利亚市的 25 年 Roey 剧院中，饰演了蓝桥剧团（Blue Bridge Repertory Theatre）制作的萨缪尔·贝克特（Samuel Beckett）的杰作《等待枪声》（Waiting for Guns）中的 Deans。在那里，他将博卡奇先生多年前赞赏的嗓音得到了很好的运用。

“斯科特不是一个小演员，而那个剧院对他来说真的不够大，”该剧团的前艺术总监布莱恩·里士满（Brian Richmond）说。“但这个角色给了他一个在自己喜欢的场所表演的机会。”

他留下了妻子维罗妮卡·海兰兹·道格拉斯（Veronica Hylands Douglas）、孩子卢克·海兰兹（Luke Hylands）和丽贝卡·哈尔珀（Rebecca Halper），以及孙辈马克斯（Max）和露西（Lucy）。医生预测的从孩子到孩子的的一年或两年的延长是什么？

“因为他结婚较晚，他不确定是否能看到孙辈，”他的妻子说道。“因为寿命的延长，他得以与他们共度更多时光。多出来的这一年是一份礼物。”

悉尼·托尔 (SYDNEY TOWLE)

倡导者，28岁

内容创作者记录与癌症共存的生活

KASTEN HEMMAN

悉尼·托尔（Sydney Towle）是一位社交媒体内容创作者，在记录自己与一种罕见癌症共存的生活时，她展现出了持久的乐观。据其家人称，她因过于疲惫而处于：

托尔女士在1979年8月被诊断出患有胆管癌，这是一种侵袭性极强的胆管癌症。她的母亲伊丽莎白·莫罗（Elizabeth Morrow）和哥哥奥斯汀·托尔（Austen Towle）在TikTok上发布了一段视频。他周三在与父亲商议。

“在与胆管癌进行了近三年的斗争后，他昨晚终于离开了，”她的哥哥说道。“她奋斗得非常艰辛，我们为她感到非常自豪。我一直认为你们这些年来的支持是[缺失]。”

托尔女士的母亲表示，他们感谢这些支持信息，并且“她不会被遗忘”。

她的家人将她描述为“一道永恒的阳光”以及许多人的朋友。据《纽约时报》报道，悉尼·伊丽莎白·托尔于1959年11月9日出生在马萨诸塞州诺汉普顿，在佛罗里达州霍布萨وند长大。该报报道称，她在马里兰州贝塞斯达的美国国立卫生研究院去世。

在被诊断出患病时，托尔女士已经在社交媒体上拥有一定影响力，她在那里分享日常生活视频。她经常发布在海滩上的视频，热爱户外活动。她还是一位热衷于写作和跑步的人。

在35岁被诊断出患病后，她开始发布关于该疾病和治疗的未婚研究，同时坚持她的爱好、风格和积极态度。仅在TikTok上，她就拥有超过100万名追随者。

悉尼·托尔

在被诊断出患病几天后发布的一段视频中，托尔女士说：“我的精神状态很好。我在微笑。如果说有什么影响，那就是这让我更加珍惜生活。”

这基本上成为了引导她在线形象的核心，她分享了与朋友在一起、旅行的获胜团体视频，以及在医院病床或化疗预约时的视频。

在一段呼吁增加该罕见疾病研究资金的剪辑视频中，托尔女士的母亲写道，她看到女儿通过坦诚的在线形象成为了“许多人的希望灯塔”。

“许多人利用她的信息，在街上拦住她，并在她的视频下留言，描述她的价值观是如何帮助他们度过自身难关的，”莫罗女士在2月写道。

托尔女士于1978年毕业于达特茅斯学院，主修政府学和环境研究。她曾在Eple Games担任社交媒体经理。

她在领英（LinkedIn）账号上发布了计划参加11月的1978年纽约市马拉松赛，以为胆管癌基金会筹款。她已为该非营利组织筹集了超过$50,000，该组织致力于倡导研究并为患者和护理人员提供资源。

“我知道在目前的情况下尝试跑马拉松可能看起来很容易，”她在该平台上写道。“我认为她在与疾病斗争的经历中强调了希望的重要性：‘希望让我们生存，让我们前行，让不可能变为可能。’”

托尔女士留下了她的母亲和哥哥，她的父亲菲利普·托尔（Philip Towle）于1980年去世。

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Thousands uprooted as wildfire threatens B.C. communities

Crews make progress against fast-growing Interior blaze; RCNP say woman, 80, died trying to flee

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A wildfire in B.C.'s Interior that killed one person and displaced more than 20,000 others grew dramatically over the weekend as firefighters worked around the clock to defend homes and communities. The field forage wildfire was discovered Friday on the west side of Okanagan Lake and grew to 150 square kilometers by Sunday. It had torn through 20 square kilometers in its first three hours and doubled in size by Saturday when B.C. declared a promiscuously state of emergency, as people fled their homes on mazes.

Evacuation orders cover the entire district of Summerland, a community in the hot and dry Okanagan Valley that is home

to about 12,000 people and is known for its orchards, vineyards and wineries.

About 8,000 others were forced from their homes in Frankland and were commanded on Saturday and a new evacuation order was issued Sunday for the Brent Lake and Mangle Creek area. Thousands of other properties are under evacuation alert. Around 12 people have been airlifted out of affected areas.

Nicole Romney, a fire information officer with BC Wildfire Service, said crews have maintained a 24-hour response since the fire began and were working Sunday on several fronts to protect communities and contain the blaze.

Thick smoke that has limited aerial operations has also tempered wildfire activity, allowing ground crews to make more progress.

"However, if the air drains, the fire is

going to return to being extremely active, and then that will become quite a big challenge," Mr. Romney said.

Protection RCNP confirmed Sunday that conditions of withdrawal are 80-year-old woman who was attempting to leave her Meadow Valley home with a family member on Friday died suddenly. Police believe the death to be a result of the wildfire, the BC Coventry Service is conducting an investigation to confirm the exact cause.

Summerland resident Brandon Bishop had just arrived home from work Friday afternoon when his wife alerted him to a possible fire up the hill. He bogged back in his road to investigate, quickly locating the flames and BC Wildfire Service personnel who told him the wind was pushing it toward town.

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'I need them home': Fifteen months on, Jack and Lilly's mother speaks out

Malehya Brooks-Murray says she believes her children are still alive, voices frustration with lack of answers from investigators

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The mother of Lilly and Jack Sullivan, the two Nova Scotia children missing for more than a year, says she believes her kids are alive and that it's possible they were snatched off their backcountry property.

Malehya Brooks-Murray sat down for an interview with The Globe and Mail and the OK late last month, her first public comment since the early days after her children's mysterious disappearance.

The case of the missing children has confounded RCNP and led to widespread speculation and finger-pointing, both locally in the wooded hamlets and industrial towns of Putou County, across the country, and on Facebook and YouTube channels in the online true-crime community around the globe.

Much of that conjecture and blame has been directed at the children's mother, who moved away from the remote settlement of Cana-

downe the day after Jack and Lilly went missing, she has never returned to the travel where they lived.

In the wide-ranging interview, the ab-year-old Ms. Brooks-Murray defended her silence over the past 45 months and demanded answers from police about her missing children.

"At the end of the day, the accusations—I can't let them bother me because I know the truth, that I would never do anything to harm my children and that I love them very much and that I want nothing more than for them to come home," she said.

"And so, I mean people can take it how they want, but their opinions don't matter. What matters is getting them home."

Ms. Brooks-Murray, speaking in a soft and sometimes halting voice, said she hasn't spoken out until now because police had told her that talking to the media could jeopardize the case. "But as time goes on, it just feels too long, and we still don't have any answers. So, I just want to scream that it names to the world."

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In public split with the U.S., Israel rejects plan to disarm Hamas in Gaza

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The Israeli government has rejected a 10-point plan backed by the Trump administration aimed at disarming the Palestinian militant group Hamas in the Gaza Strip, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Sunday.

"It appeared to be an unusually public break with U.S. President Donald Trump, whose relation: ship with Mr. Netanyahu has had a directing and other unproductive aid," said. The two leaders launched the war against Iran together in late February. But they have since dashed over how to end it, as well as over the future of Israel's military campaigns in Gaza and Lebanon.

Mr. Trump announced the agreement between his Board of Peace and Hamas late last month, leading it as a major breakthrough. Mr. Netanyahu's office had initially expressed reservations, saying that the framework did "not reflect Israel's positions," but stopped short of rejecting it outright.

The U.S.-backed proposal envisions a phased process in which Hamas would hand over its weapons in stages to a new Palestinian administration in Gaza. In exchange, Israel would gradually withdraw from the more than half of Gaza that it has controlled since the ceasefire in October.

On Sunday, Mr. Netanyahu openly dismissed the plan, saying that Israeli forces "would not carry out any withdrawal until Hamas is disarmed," he said that meant "the 10 weapons, lighter weapons, all weapons," adding, "We are talking about real disarmament."

At a cabinet meeting of government ministers, Mr. Netanyahu said, "I want to be clear how Israel is ruling out the 10-point document."

The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Trump administration officials had hoped the deal could break nearly a year of deadlock in the devastated Gaza Strip.

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One year ago, Canada's richest literary award was in dire strain. The first-ever Giller Prize, awarded annually to the best Canadian work of fiction, had appealed to the federal government for funding, saying it was an 'argent need of financial assistance.'

The government money did not materialize, but the Hilary and Galen Weston Foundation has enjoyed up with a multitotal gift of S4-million in total, which the Giller Prize says will fund an expansion of its year-round programming.

The gift was made in honour of the late Hilary Weston, the both Canadian businesswoman, philanthropist and writer who served as lieutenant-governor of Ontario, the Red Dog, 2, 2020, at 8p. Her husband, W. Galen Weston, died in 2024.

'As both an author and a champion of the literary arts, our mother understood the power of storytelling to expand our thinking and help us make sense of the world around us,' Alameda Weston said in a statement.

The substantial donation comes at a time when private cultural sponsorships are becoming tougher and tougher to come by.

'I think that all arts organisations, especially small ones like ours, are facing funding challenges,' Giller executive director Elena Rabinovitch said in an e-mail to The Globe and Mail last year. 'We have worked diligently to find corporate, philanthropic and individual donors to support our programs and continue to do so.'

The Hilary and Galen Weston Foundation already supports the Writers' Trust of Canada, which administers several Canadian literary awards, among them the Hilary Weston Writers' Trust Prize for Nonfiction, License Retransmoke Simpson won the award

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last year for Theory of Water. Nishwarte Mayo to the Times Ahead, a meditating on water through its digeneva storytelling.

The Giller Prize was founded in 1994 by philanthropist Jack Rabinovitch in honour of his late wife, Doris Giller. Mr. Rabinovitch died in 2017. The prize's decades-long partnership with title sponsor Scotiabank ended last year.

In 2024, promotion stormed the stage at the annual Giller Prize gala with signs that read 'Scotiabank Pando 'Cannada', 'Scotiabank subsidiary 1932 Asset Mar-

agement was at that point the biggest international investor in 1994 typhim's Ltd., an Israeli arms company.

A year later, a number of authors pulled their books from consideration for the prize in protest of the bank's sponsorship. As well, Ethiopian American novelist Dinew Hengenis left the Giller jury over the partnership.

The Giller Foundation recently established the Giller Prize Writers' Circle, an advisory panel established to 'help shape the Foundation's approach to supporting the Canadian writing community in ways that are inclusive, impactful, respectful and meaningful,' according to its website.

The members of the group are authors Eric Dupont, Charlotte Gray, Ann-Marie MacDonald, William Ping, Kai Thomas and The Globe and Mail's Tampa Talaga.

Recent Giller recipients include Sooraniham Thammarvopo, Anne Michaels, Sarah Bernstein, Natalie May and Omar El Akkad. This year's winner will be announced at a Toronto-gala on Nov. 16.

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Canada sees significant murder-rate decline

Despite biggest year-over-year drop in 40 years, concerns about shootings and other violent crime continue to run high

COLIN FREIZER

In 2019, Canada saw its biggest year-over-year drop in the murder rate in 40 years, a trend driven by a sharp decline in lethal violence within the Greater Toronto Area that contributed to a countrywide downturn in action attributed to handguns and gangs.

According to recently released Statistics Canada data, the overall number of Canadians killed in homicides dropped from 7.97 in 2018 to 2019 in 2019. Expressions are rare, that represents a decline from 1.92 in 2019 to 2019, but that is 0.6 in 2019, and that is 0.6 in 2019. Lowest point statistically in the past 20 years.

The statistics further show the fall-off was particularly stark in the Toronto region, where homicide rates were in line with the national average in 2019. Yet in 2019, the CIA's rate declined to rise—or less than one person per 100,000.

Canada's murder rates have now seen three consecutive years of decline. Homicides are nearing the record from 2019 in the early 2020s. And the per capita attempted murder rate is at its absolute lowest point statistically in the past 20 years.

Concern about shootings and other violent crimes, however, continues to run high. Several politicians are calling upon Prime Minister Mark Carney's government to continue proving legislation to inform bail rules and toughest statistics.

Some law-enforcement leaders are also pursuing his toughest new laws, though some acknowledged they are doing so amid failing murder rates.

"I've stood at this podium and show interviews many times around statistics," Toronto Police

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Chief Myron Dombler said last Friday at a news conference: "And I do it with great παράstem."

He said Toronto's post-mandest rates are so far in line with last year's lives. The homicides are down. Our shootings are down dramatically," Chief Dombler said. He added that "there's no

one single thing that drives them up and there's no one single thing that drives them down."

But he made the remarks while announcing his police force bail just around two suspected teenaged gunmen on multiple murder and attempted murder charges. This was after

seven people were shot — two of them fatally — at Toronto's folks on St. Clair festival in July.

The city is contending with several loosely affiliated groups of young gunmen, some of whom allegedly shoot at buildings and businesses in exchange for payments. In June, a Toronto Police tactical officer was shot dead in a and targeting one such suspected shooter for-hits network.

Given heinous crimes like these, Chief Dombler said he will continue to demand new laws. What is most outrageous, he said, is the "deproportionate harm" caused by some young gunmen.

Some such Toronto crime suspects, he said, have committed homicides even after being convicted on past firearms charges when they were allowed to serve sentences in the community.

"They go out and commit more crimes — sometimes killing people," Chief Dombler said. "We have a growing concern around the brazen behaviour we are seeing."

In January, The Globe and Mail canvassed several Canadian police forces and reported that in 2019, homicide dropped in many jurisdictions — most remarkably in the city of Toronto, which saw about half as many murder cases as the previous year.

The new Statuum data are more comprehensive. In reporting 2025's homicide rate, the agency said in a July news release that "it was the largest year-over-year decline since 1986."

According to the data, last year's homicide decline was such in the census metropolitan area that includes Toronto and also such municipalities as Meenaara, Reanpton and Vaughan.

The Toronto CMA saw 121 homicides in 2019, but just up in 2019. The shift greatly affected the national rate. "The decline was driven largely by fewer gang related homicides involving a handgun," Statuum analyst Roscoe Bullen said in an a-mandat-e-ply to The Globe.

Over all in 2019, homicides declined in seven of Canada's 10 provinces and in 10 of 43 census metropolitan areas. The data show a near 20-per-cent reduc-

tion in mandates in the Winnipeg area.

Significant regional differences remain. Stanton's murder rate remains high, for example, with per capita rates being double the Canadian average Saskatchewan's rates are triple. Indigenous Canadians remain right more likely to be dam in homicide than other Canadians.

Legal observers say policymakers need to take note of murder rates, because they represent a不动摇 of crime category that can help increase public perceptions of crime with verifiable trends.

Catheories Latimer, executive director of the John Howard Society of Canada, said homicide statistics are "particularly significant when the fear of crime and violent crime is increasing."

The latest data, the said indicate that crime "is not as bad as it has been, and the need for more regressive measures to try and stop it is probably unobtrusive."

Murder rates are also rapidly dropping in the United States, where President Donald Trump has lately cited the trend and said his administration deserves the credit for making the country safer.

Observers in the U.S. say they don't really know why murder rates are falling, but they do know the 2025 fall-off is likely unprecedented.

"We have data back to 1950. There is no such decline that we have in our data, which reflects just how furious the drop in," U.S. based crime analyst Jeff Ashcroft said. The Globe earlier this year.

The Globe reached out to the offices of several politicians, including Ontario Farmers Doug Ford, for comment about Canada's falling murder rates.

Harmark known, a spokeswoman for the Ford said in a statement that Ontario will continue to seek stricter punishment for violent lawbreakers. "Our government will not apologize for the fact that our dangerous criminals, driving down crime, lining the broken bail system, and advocating to the federal government to protect families," she wrote.

U.S. Senate confirms Blanche as Attorney-General in close vote

ALBANA DUBIN RICKER USA-MAILROAD • WASHINGTON

The U.S. Senate confirmed Todd Blanche as Attorney-General in a vote after hearing rezoning, commenting President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer's command of a Justice Department the Republican President has sought to bond to his will.

The Republican-led Senate voted to 40 in made Mr. Blanche the second confirmed attorney-general since Mr. Trump returned to the White House last year with a stated desire to use the law-enforcement agency to investigate his political counties. While Mr. Blanche has already been leading the department in an airing capacity, his confirmation could free him to pursue the Trump administration's agenda even more aggressively.

Mr. Blanche said on social media that he was "deeply boomerish by the 'blue' and confidence President Trump has placed in me," adding that he was "granted" to senators for working late to confirm him.

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The vote followed a sometime confirmation fight that exposed deep concerns — from some Republicans as well as Democrats — about installing Mr. Trump's close ally atop a Justice Department that historically picked itself on its independence from the White House.

In the end, Mr. Blanche was confirmed by the narrowest of

marques, opposed by two Republicans — senators Susan Collins of Maine and Liza Markowitz of Alaska — and by every Democrat. The path to confirmation for Mr. Blanche was unusually rocky, owing to large part to Republican concerns about a controversial settlement of Mr. Trump's law and against the Internal Revenue Service.

Under pressure, Mr. Blanche publicly promised in writing that the department would abandon Mr. Trump's proposed 1500-1600 law, compensation fund for the President's office, including those who attacked the Capitol on Jan. 5, 2020, and run in another place of the settlement designed to shield Mr. Trump and his family from 300 tax audits.

He appeals were enough to win over Republican Senator Bill Cassidy, the decisive vote who threw his support behind Mr. Blanche Friday morning. Mr. Cassidy said no other nominee may be able to run the department in the entire state. Mr. Trump and suggested Mr. Blanche's role as Mr. Trump's former criminal defense lawyer, can make him more effective at pushing back on the President's demands.

"This is not a referendum on President Trump. It is a decision regarding Mr. Blanche in very specific circumstances," said Mr. Cassidy, who is in his primary this year in a Trump-backed challenge.

Senator Dick Duffner of Illinois, the top Democrat on the Senate judiciary committee, said con-

firming Mr. Blanche would be a "nervous mistake." He hanged his colleagues not to be on the "wrong side" of history.

The vote expired off a hearing confirmation fight, with Mr. Blanche's support to Mr. Trump at the centre of the stalemate.

Mr. Blanche was elevated to the top Justice Department post in an airing capacity after Mr. Trump filed Fed. bond to April. Mr. Blanche moved swiftly to advance the President's interests, accelerating investigations into Mr. Trump's personal lives and announcing the settlement that caused the 1500-1600 law. "Anti-Weighted Civilization" — a corporate people who feel mistrusted by the criminal justice system and provided Mr. Trump and family members with necessary help to enable.

The controversial settlement threatened to765, 1980. Mr. Blanche's nomination until he formally excluded the fund in writing under pressure from Republican senators John Conneaut Jr. and John Tillis of North Carolina.

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Violence case made for Zambia election

New Amnesty International report concludes that the country has suffered 'an alarming expression into authoritarian practices'

GEOFFREY YORK

OFFICE PUBLIC CHIEF COORDINATION

A wave of election violence in Zambia has just doubt on the fairness of this world's vote in a country that has long been regarded as one of Africa's most peaceful and democratic.

Zambia's reputation for stalling the logical almost billions of dollars in investment from some of Canada's largest mining companies, but the church action of opposition campaign rallies have sparked concerns about a disproportionate of human rights in the country.

The New Maluable McKinnon, elected in 2021, is a businessman who has won favour in Zambia's mining sector with tax cuts and other provi-balatory policies, maintaining its ranking as one of Africa's top capital producers, and the biggest investors are Canadian companies from Quantum Minerals Ltd. and Suntok Mining Corp.

The McKinnon was widely an executive vice (Thursday's election) comfortably, but an energetic campaign by the state's opposition candidate, veteran parliamentarian Brian Macalister, has complained his path to victory.

Last week, an opposition rally was halted. By some throwers supporters of the McKinnon who blocked the Macalister's motorcade from reaching its destination, Another rally was shut down by tear gas fired by the police.

A video proved online by Mr.

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Macalister showed his entourage making him to safety after a barrage of tear gas from police in the town of Nianga.

"Railto start from my life," he said in the social media post. "Our name are under attack from police who have blocked our rallies."

He accused the ruling party of turning Zambia into 'a police state' and using "things" to go, said the opposition.

Another video showed police firing tear gas into an opposition rally as the crowd chanted: "We want change, we want change."

In response, Mr. McKinnon has urged Zambian to allow peaceful campaigning by all candidates. "Political violence can be place in our democracy," he said in a statement last week.

Zambia is considered a democratic leader in Africa because it has regularly held multiparty elections since 1996, with opposition candidates often winning it

has been praised as one of the few African countries to experience frequent peaceful transfers of power between different political parties.

Human-rights groups, however, say the latest campaign violence is part of a larger pattern of abuse by Mr. McKinnon's government.

A new report by Amnesty International, scheduled for release on Monday, concluded that Zambia has suffered 'an alarming expression into authoritarian practices.' It accused the government of using aggressive laws, intimidation and surveillance 'to retard freedoms in the country.'

Mr. McKinnon himself was a target of similar tactics in the past when he was an opposition leader. In 2021, police fired tear gas into his home and entered him on treason charges. The charges were dropped after he spent four months in prison.

After his election as president,

he pledged to ensure respect for human rights that his government has violated this promise by arresting and harassing journalists and politicians and introducing correction laws that facilitate abuse. And he said:

Zambian human-rights groups of church leaders have voiced alarm at the campaign violence of recent days. "Each violence threatens the enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms and undermines the peaceful and credible conduct of the electoral process," Zambia's Human Rights Commission said in a statement last week.

Mack Kushman said that archbishop of Lusaka, the Zambian capital, continues to be "diminishing rise" in political violence. "Violent controversies at rallies, intimidation of citizens and targeted attacks on opposition can release human rights in democratic landscape," he said in a statement quoted by Zambian media.

These incidents were "direct and direct to democracy," the Constitution, and the values upon which Zambia was founded," the archbishop said.

The Chinatown Chanthu Monitoring Group, an independent Zambian organization, said last week that the Zambian capital of all residents of political violence since the beginning of the election campaign, with the police acting on hands full of them.

As the blackwoods a public all studies because of the University of the Witwatersrand in Johannesburg, said Mr. McKinnon a likely to win the election, but the campaign by Mr. Macalister has been impressive, with huge rallies across much of the country, despite having few resources, and he seems to have gained "my brilliant ground" in the election, also wrote in an auditive published this weekend on the Democracy in Africa website.

Making concessions to get a trade deal when the public's in a fighting mood

CARNFIELD

CLARKE

TOMYSON

Mark Carney has always faced a consultation when it comes to making a trade deal with Donald Trump. There's pressure to get a deal, but it would require concessions that come as a political case.

Now that squares is even tighter. At a critical time.

Canada and the United States are talking about a deal again, after a long period when there weren't really any serious negotiations going on.

Mr. Carney's government now wants to make a formal deal that would address a wide range of topics, including defence and critical demands, in stages. But the first order of business is alternating tariffs on 1992, aluminum and auto— and, of course, the cancellation of a new transfer of 1992 tariffs that Mr. Trump has found in the 1990s. That's as in a bid to push Canada back to the table.

During that deal means concessions, starting with putting U.S. boost back on 1990 or more. Before first continuing on in many other things.

But among Canadians, debate for the idea of making concessions isn't taking. Or getting stronger.

But even if Canadians, debate for the idea of making concessions isn't taking. Or getting stronger.

But that found only 7 per cent of Canadians want Ottawa to make the concessions the U.S. is demanding — and 10 per cent want to levy countertariffs. It's a fighting mood.

Partisan politics have shifted, too. The Conservative, who had looked out as a dealing with Mr. Trump's trade was found a foothold on the issue after Mr. Carney mailed the public about the concessions made to get the U.S. to open the new 'carde' three International Bridge between Windsor and Detroit. They now say, Mr. Carney, corrective easily.

"I don't understand the strategy of making concessions after concessions after concessions before even getting to the targeting table," Conservative Leader Pierre Poilemy said at a news conference last week.

"No, opposition won't scare Mr. Carney yet. He sits atop a big lead on polls, with political capital to open."

But he might have trouble with provincial leaders who know that capitalization is unpopular. British Columbia Premier David Ely wasn't to learn to get California wine back on the shelves if Yankee doesn't get relief from tariffs.

The Negro issue, for politics and for Canada's economy, is that Mr. Carney can't expect concessions to buy lasting trade peace even if he does get a deal.

Mr. Trump signed the USNCA trade agreement in 1993 and has reneged on a 9th demand of a new deal to open the 'carde' three bridge. Any deal with Mr. Trump can only buy time.

Canadians would surely accept some concessions to make a good deal on tariffs.

But they won't be as acceptable if Mr. Trump comes back in there months or a year threatening new tariffs and demanding that Canada give in on something else.

That's one reason Mr. Carney's government spent much of the past year waiting, rather than pushing hard to get back to the table after Mr. Trump followed talks last October in a fit of paper over and tariff TV commercials from Ontario Premier Doug Ford's government.

It wasn't off the spring that Mr. Carney signalled a real desire to kickstart negotiations, making concessions for U.S. steaming giants such as Netflix and telling a New York business audience that Canada could help make America great again.

Now, Canadian negotiators are back at the table to draw off the bag, up tariffs and get some tariff relief, proposing that such a deal would serve as a path for a broader negotiation to come.

Violent concessions, including the above, seem uninflative of dropping. The bonus loss, followed by talks on more concessions to come, will be jarring. Mr. Carney's back's table is the above and the same might have to give. And Canadians don't seem to be in the mood to hear it now.

So far, Canadians seem to have placed a lot of heat in Mr. Carney's remembrance, to doubt Mr. Trump's chaos. That probably won't evaporate overnight. And if he have to spend political opps, what a good deal that's what he was elected to do.

But making concessions — even for a good deal — would change Mr. Carney's political identity. And the danger is that a deal with Mr. Trump doesn't last.

Carney in Italy for week-long vacations PMO

IAN BAILEY OTTAWA

Prime Minister Mark Carney is on a vacation in Italy for a week with arrangements he offers says have been cleared by the United Ethics Commissioner.

On Saturday, the Prime Minister's Office issued a statement saying that Mr. Carney's office on a reduced schedule for the week, and in Italy he "proceed commitment" during the week.

Mr. Carney's office said it's not unusual for it to run such trips past the Ethics Commissioner similar to a 'proceed commitment' trip in Europe in March, after a visit with then British prime minister Ken Stasmer.

The PMO said Mr. Carney will remain in close contact with his name and officials on premises including the Canada U.S. trade negotiations.

Trade talks between the countries have terminated ahead of a threatened new round of co-purpose U.S. tariffs on a range of Canada's goods set to be mailed on August.

After the EU government declared a state of emergency because of wildfires in the province, the PMO said Mr. Carney was following that move.

The Prime Minister is working closely with his name to respond to the evolving wildfire situation in British Columbia and across the country, and receives daily operational updates on this week, and has been released Sunday by Audrey Champeau, deputy director of communications in Mr. Carney's office.

The Prime Minister's Office and members of the Office (one time) to support the province to dispatch a fully co-ordinated effort to ensure the safety of Canadians.

While Mr. Carney is in Europe, the PMO said otherwise would be forced to take place on a usual, should public events arise.

Asked about the trip on Sunday, Mr. Champeau said, "The Prime Minister believes all rights and interests in Canada have been respect to personal travel. In certain cases, this term is consultation with the Office of the Ethics Commissioner, whose guidance we always follow."

The office of General was Encirclementary, and the tariffs of Vancouver and Ethics Commissioner, did not respond to quotes Sunday about their assessment of the trip.

Opposition Conservatives urge Carney to not bow to Trump's Cemades during trade talks

CRAIG LORD OTTAWA

Canada's top trade negotiators are heading back to Washington this week to move meeting with the Trump administration as the Opposition Conservatives urge Prime Minister Mark Carney to stop making concessions in pursuit of a tariff-free deal.

Negotiations between Canada and the United States have stopped up in recent weeks ahead of an Iraq, to deadline that would see a range of Canadian experts hit with up the cash back.

Canada-U.S. Trade Minister Dominic LeBlanc and Junior Chanthi, Canada's chief negotiator, will be back in Washington this week for another round of talks. Mr. LeBlanc's spokesman Gabriel Brunet told The Canadian Press on Sunday.

Canada's chairman said that with U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer twice in the past two weeks, Mr. Brunet said talks have broadly covered the newly

threatened duties, existing sectoral tariffs and renegotiations of the U.S. Western Canada, sponsored by USNCA.

In doing so, we are taking a Team Canada approach — working with provisions and territories, across party lines, to get the best deal for Canada," Mr. Brunet said.

In a letter to Mr. Carney on Sunday, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilemy said the Canada-U.S. relations critic, Marjorie Nupunder accused the Prime Minister of routinely caring to U.S. President Donald Trump over the past year.

The post-timed campaign the digital-set was tax, improving Canada's economy tariffs and cutting the United States into a deal to share net bill revenue from the recently opened Google Howe International Bridge.

Mr. Poilemy and Mr. Nupunder argued against Mr. Carney's previous claim that no deal was held in that area, and he pointing to job losses in manufacturing heavy Canadian cities that rely on cross-border supply chains.

"Canadians deserve a government that has the backbone to fight for our workers, our business, our money and of our sovereignty," they said in the letter.

Mr. Brunet accused Mr. Poilemy of talking down Canada's economy. He cited no cent job situation data suggesting a well-suit labour market to defend the Liberals' economic record in the face of U.S. tariffs.

The Opposition Conservatives laid out a series of items in Sunday's letter they want to see in a renegotiated trade post with the United States, such as an end to U.S. tariffs on families, oral and aluminum and a Canadian enterprise to "buy America" state for infrastructure projects.

Mr. Poilemy and Mr. Nupunder also call for an auto post reminiscent of the 1993 agreement between Canada and the United States that would allow a car to be sold after loss in Canada for every vehicle the same manufacturers produces north of the border.

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Deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz in final stages: Iran

Tehran is working with neighbouring Oman to define new shipping lanes

HUMAN ABHALAN STEVE HOLLAND EMAS ALADHABI

Iran said it was saying a final post with Oman defining new shipping lanes between them through the Strait of Hormuz but repeated that the U.S. must meet other conditions, including compensation and an end to sanctions and military threats, before the strategic waitresses is reopened.

A U.S. official told Reuters on Friday that Iran and Oman were close to a deal that could pass the way for restoring safe passage through the strait, a major conduit for oil and gas shipping before Iran blocked Hormuz in response to U.S. and Israeli attacks on Tehran that began in late February.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghi said on Sunday an agreement with Oman on the retail was on the 'final stages' but interested comments made on Saturday that Tehran would not reopen the channel unless the U.S. met certain demands made by Tehran.

The deal with Iran would set out the new shipping lanes to be used once the U.S. fulfills the conditions and the strait is reopened. Iran's Mohr were agreed quoted from an saying.

Iran and the U.S. are not engaged in direct talks, and Tehran will not start them as long as Washington breaches an interim deal signed in June. Mr. Araghi said, adding that message were being exchanged through intermediaries.

U.S. President Donald Trump said in an interview with Asian that the U.S. was 'low-hungry' in with Iran. 'We are only semi-organising with them. We are just including Iran with in huge inflation and the last they have no money.'

Mr. Araghi said reopening the strait would depend as part on the U.S. paying compensation for damage it caused in widespread attacks on Iran.

The secretary of Iran's top national security body, Mohammad Baqar Zohadi, also listed asking further U.S. threats against Iran, halting aggression towards Iran and its Lebanese, Palestinian, Yemeni and Iraqi allies, removing a U.S. naval blockade in the Gulf, lifting sanctions on Iran, and releasing frozen Iranian assets.

The United States and Israel launched air strikes on Iran and Irani fire months ago. Mr. Trump

has said the attacks were aimed at keeping the Islamic Republic from developing nuclear weapons and degrading its ability to threaten the region.

Washington and Tehran agreed to a ceasefire in Iran, but the U.S. composed a blockade on war and shipping in the Gulf in Iran, a move that Tehran said violated the truce, which by then had already broken down.

'Once the deal is announced to remove commercial shipping without the U.S. and the United States will lift the blockade of Iranian ports,' the U.S. official told Reuters on condition of anonymity.

U.S. actions would be tied to Iran's implementation of its commitment, the official said.

The U.S. comments indicated delicate sequencing towards ideas that sources had told Reuters prepared to be set to give Tehran control over social intake concerning the Gulf through the strait, which shippers have said was on easily workable.

The United Arab Emirates said on Saturday that Iran had attacked a ship affiliated with its state oil company. There was no immediate comment from Iran, whose Revolutionary Guard Corps previously has attacked ships that it said tried to cross the port without Iranian permission.

Iranian strikes on Strait of Hormuz shipping Iran's have supplied only blockade attacks by its Yemen-based allies, the Houth rebels, who have targeted ships of another oil choke point on the other side of the Arabian frozen Iran between the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.

The Houthis also declared a naval blockade against Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea last months in response to what they said was a Saudi-iraga-continent's Yemen, an allegation of peace by Amada, which backs Yemen's internationally recognised government.

The Yemen rebel group said they had attacked Saudi Arabia on their military on Sunday, two days after the kingdom ended a defence pact with Sunni Muslim allies Tushay and Pakistan in response to growing regional instability from the U.S. Israeli war on the far East.

The Saudi-Araqi ministry said a fire had broken out at the refinery, but was later extinguished with no injuries and authorities were dealing with the incident, without giving a cause.

Serious Foreign Minister Hakan Falan said the new alliance was not directed against Iran or any other country, but rather served as a general pledge to support security.

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A Ukrainian rescue works to extinguish a fire at the site of a Russian air attack in Ildava on Sunday. Eight people were injured in the Black Sea city after 'depress of missiles and drones' struck the region, according to local administration board Olah Kipur. (A) LEAGUE (DANBULYA) OR GETT IMAGES

Russia, Ukraine exchange overnight strikes that kill seven, injure many others

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Russia and Ukraine exchanged strikes overnight that killed civilians and injured many others on both sides, local authorities reported.

Large-scale Russian missile strikes on Ukrainian cities have become almost routine in recent weeks, with Moscow exploiting Tehran's ethical shortage of helicopters for the U.S.-made Patriot systems – the sole air defense weapon in its annual alike to shoot down ballistic missiles.

In the latest attacks, Ukrainian drones killed five people and injured two dozen others, including a 4-year-old boy, in Russia's nuclear region of Belgrade, according to the regional administration.

In Kharkiv, Ukraine's second-largest city Russian missiles struck a fighting agreement block in the Saltivsky district, killing two people and injuring 14, according to regional head Olah Yurashchev.

Eight more people were injured in Ukraine's Black Sea port of Odesa after 'depress of missiles

sites and drones' struck the city and surrounding region, according to local administration head Olah Kipur.

Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky has for months lobbied other countries, especially the U.S., to send Ukraine more Patriot systems back to war by the Iran war, arguing they are crucial for disturbing civilians.

Falling that, Mr. Zelensky has to make Patriot ammunition in Ukraine to get approval from Elon Musk if the his blank satellite communications system to guide strikes made Russia that can hit its missile branches.

Meanwhile, first has kept up long-range drone strikes against Russian energy administration, as well as the country's largest nuclear retailer, VeliSnechny, and other targets deep inside Russia, according a fuel crisis.

Russia's defense ministry on Sunday claimed an overnight strikes hit drone warehouses in the Kharkiv region, as well as fuel depots and mines of other material belonging to Ukraine's armed forces at the port of Odessa.

It said its forces had shot down 10 Ukrainian drones during the night, including over become occupied Teheran and the Iran.

In Russia's Belgrade region, authorities said Ukrainian drone strikes damaged an apartment blocks and five people became out of an administrative buildings and unspecified 'commercial facilities'.

Before from Ukrainian drones shot off on two enterprises and a private home in the Russian city of Novoromsk, insurer Andrey Zavod and former U.S.-african aid net specify what the commercial sites were. Regional authorities later said falling debris

had injured one person, damaged two private houses, and blew out a window to an apartment block.

A major fuel terminal is located at Novoromsk's that links Karakhtanov of fields to markets around the world, and which has previously been a target for Ukrainian strikes.

A 'personally unpleasant' he-kered to be from a combat drone was reported in the village of Cocolan, in northeast Moldova near the border with Ukraine, local police and Sunday.

No one was injured by the impact, which caused a reputation for in the Yeltsar Voda district, police said, adding that 'Wagenotes to a combat drone were found at the scene' and would be examined by specialists. Police did not specify the origin of the drone.

Multiple drones have violated Moldovan airspace since Russia launched its full-scale war in neighboring Ukraine.

Bulgaria has summoned Ukraine's Ambassador after a drone entered Bulgarian airspace, the country's public broadcaster RNT reported on Sunday.

The drone exploded on Saturday close to an international parapapillary shortly after crossing the border from Romania. No casualties or damage were reported.

Bulgaria's defence ministry said the drone appeared to be the type used by Ukrainian armed forces, and that the incident was likely accidental.

Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesman Hovdey Yeltsy said the incident was being examined but that it did not deliberately target Bulgaria, Ukraine and Bulgaria were in 'close contact' to clarify what had happened, he added.

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Gaza: Hamas deal came after months of talks between its leaders, Board of Peace

A PENGU

Despite last year's ceasefire, many of Gaza's two million residents are still living in sprawling tent camps, as Israel has said there will be no wide-scale reintervention before Hamas disarms.

Israelis are skeptical that Hamas intends to follow through on its commitments, as the Palestinian militants see armed struggle as part of the group's vision. After. And by Mr. Netanyahu, any potential concessions in Gaza would come at a politically delicate moment.

He faces an uphill election campaign the end – the first national vote since Hamas's deadly attack on Oct. 1, even, ignited the devastating war in Gaza. Despite Mr. Netanyahu's repeated pledges to secure 'absolute victory', Hamas still controls parts of Gaza nearly three years later.

The deal with Hamas followed months of delicate talks between its leaders in exile and officials from Mr. Trump's Board of Peace, a new body established to oversee the Gaza ceasefire. The board includes heads of state, including: Mr. Netanyahu, and is headed by Mr. Trump.

In practice, however, a small number of Trump apprentices led the negotiations, including NAA/IAJ, Mladesov, a former UN Medical crews. The U.S.-backed negotiators sought to find a formula that would relieve Hamas of its weapons but that the militant group would still accept.

A Board of Peace official said that despite Mr. Netanyahu's comments, the board was still seeing heads co-operators on the ground in Gaza, such as Israel's roaring of neutrality in the air. Gaza. The official requested anonymity to speak candidly.

On Sunday, Hiram Badian, a senior Hamas official, argued that Mr. Netanyahu's refusal to move ahead with the popular plan showed that Israel, rather than the Palestinian group, was the main obstacle to advancing it.

According to the text of the accord, Israel would first have to build several outstanding conditions from the initial ceasefire with Hamas in October, which ended the two-year war in Gaza, including a 'cessation of military operations'.

Despite the ceasefire, Israel has continued attacks in Gaza, falling more than seven people since October, according to Palestinian health officials. Those killed have included senior Hamas officials, but also civilians, including Mladesov.

Israeli bombardment intensified the weekend after the deal was concluded, with at least 10 people killed. Gaza health officials said.

But those attacks largely caused after Mr. Mladesov met with Mr. Netanyahu last Monday.

Mr. Mladesov had criticized the strikes, which he said had 'killed civilians and destroyed medical supplies that people depend on.'

Under the Trump plan, an international committee was supposed to verify Israel's compliance with the ceasefire reached in October Hamas would then 'decommission and deem' heavy weapons as part of a process common by a group of U.S.-backed Palestinian technocrats.

Israel would gradually withdraw from Gaza, and Palestinian militias armed by Israel to fight Hamas would similarly give up their weapons.

In October, along with other details, has yet to be negotiated. The 10-point agreement specifies that the timetable for disarmament ought to be concluded within a days after all parties approve the deal. It is unclear whether that can be realized given the doubts hanging over the deal.

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B.C. and the a symptom of global crisis

Experts say Canadian blazes are part of a much larger tense connected to the burning of fossil fuels

JEFFREY JONES SARA WILTSBERG

The thousands forced to fire their homes in British Columbia's normally safe Okangam Valley, the wildfire that quickly consumed large traces of the area this weekend was a regional disaster.

But to John Vaillant, who has studied the connections between fire and climate change steamers by the blaze is one piece of a much larger crisis that this year has developed a large public agenda, the United States, Spain, France and Greece, and is worsening.

The most drought and more frequent blaze waves are homephants in scale, and the evacueled B.C. waves of Summerland and Praxilland are just the latest to experience the conditions that produce fast-expanding in homes, said Mr Vaillant, who are part of the story book Fire Water or A True Story from a Better World.

He pointed to the intense sweeping through the Spokane, Wash., area, which has forced the evacuation of more than 80,000 people until destroyed nearly 1,000 homes, as another in a rash of flaming made worse by rising concentrations of greenhouse gases caused by the burning of fossil fuels.

"They're outlaws maybe an terms of upgrading, but they're not outliers in terms of what's happening," he said in an interview.

The Bald Range wildfire near Summerland has burned more than 150 square kilometres, forcing the evacuation of at least 40,000 people and prompting the provincial government to declare a new threat to the BCMP and it was investigating a possible death-related in the first week the provincial and had caused "significant evacuation loss."

The Bald Range wildfire, which has forced 20,000 people out of their homes in the south Okangam region, turns in Summerland, B.C., late Saturday. DORIS, 2012 THE CAROLINA PRESS

The Okangam Valley, a vacation but spot known for its high vineyards and orchards, has dealt with drought for the past three years. This spring, Okangam late received just a third of an external "rednage" in the forms of snowmelt, streams and rainfall, according to the Okangam Basin Water Board.

There's a universal recipe for wildfires regardless of their location. Dry vegetation for their lightning or a human-caused source of ignition, and hot, dry, windy weather, said Dr. Mike Flanigan, professor of wildland for at Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, B.C. ill-conveyed to form the blaze in the Okangam, he said.

That potent combination is to play for much of the heavily for which province. Statistics show that the top six years for the area burned in the province annually have been since 2011, and more area has burned in that nine-year period than between 1990 and 2005.

The 115 form a dramatic increase in fire, and I attribute this to climate change. I can't be any more direct. The warmer we get the more fire we use," Dr. Flanigan said.

Given the conditions and forecasts for more hot weather, wildfires could ravage the province into September and beyond, he predicted.

The Okangam fire follows a low-familiar pattern, three the past decade, wildfires have become larger and more destructive. They have tripped through foot McMurray and Jasper, Absarpton and West Kotswins, B.C., as well as several foot features across the country.

Fires played major roles in record years for financial losses caused by weather-related disasters. Inward losses across the country hit a record high with $2.4 billion in 2012, when Jasper burned followed by $9.2 billion in 2016, when large parts of Fort McMurray were destroyed and more than 90,000 people were forced to fire.

The main culprit is changing weather as global greenhouse gas emissions (HHI) despite international commitments to curb them in Canada, the far higher average temperature, intense snowpads and clear conditions in heavily burned homes. In years, according to the Canadian Climate Institute, fires can help forests to regenerate themselves

naturally, but they are becoming far more damaging as they have better and consume forests quickly, it said.

Mr. Vaillant said that more fires globally are becoming so intense as to generate their own thunderstorm clouds, known as pyrocoelephanthus, which can produce lightning.

Some of the Okangam region's active fires, such as the sun in La Casa, near Vernon, B.C., have ignited on been so new from past wildfires - which should be unsuspecting to policy makers, said B.C.-forced fire ecologist Robert W. Gray.

Without regular prescribed burns, which are crucial to reducing fuel loads in geodetic ecosystems like the Okangam, wildfires will keep igniting in scarred areas, said Mr. Gray, a four-decade version of the main agent of the North America.

The Okangam's native landscape under indigenous fire stewardship would have, at one time, reestablished a mango-deal, which is a 1,000-charge-of-flame trees, burned areas with great regrowth, over maiden and airport groves acting as natural fire observers.

Today, that rich ecosystem is

all but gone owing to fire exclusion, he said, referring to the practice of repressing natural or cultural fires that help regenerate grasslands. The area is now heavily populated with droughts in and indigenous fires, who species that are not particularly fenic-tolerant and cured out other growth.

The devastation in the Okangam feels shocking, said Mr. Gray, who could see the Bald Range fire, pushing from the outings about 10 kilometres away. But the time has come to "stray-out" selves in," he said. "This is what's coming."

As a result, residents face to be top priority, experts say. Local solutions such as prescribed burns and growing native, fire-resistant vegetation are all part of rebuilding nature's "speed bumpy" to slow wildfire spread in Gray's area.

Builders and homeowners should follow actions recommended by the national first-Israel Canada program, including the National Science and Science and materials and keeping vegetation away from homes, Dr. Flanigan said.

Still, these measures alone won't halt the fires, some of which are caused by flying on the ground, and the damage of additional money, full-time personnel and resources directed forward firefighting, perhaps within a national disaster relief system. Resources to battle blazes are, he put in place, pre-actively, and to make the production, he said.

For Mr. Vaillant, the ultimate answer is public policy that accelerates the shift away from fossil fuels. With their support of a new oil pipeline to the West Coast, the federal and others' governments are only contributing to the wildfire problem, he said.

These famous towns in the Okangam, famous for wine, be mous for fruit and peaches, for beddampahers and different oil returns, are burning to the ground," he said. "Summerland, the world is a very strong, but beautiful place and everyone's been evacuated and it's burning. We have to start thinking extremely and start to see the pattern, and then we have to groove."

Summerland: Ottawa working with B.C. to find shelter space

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'At that point, I turned around and called my wife and told her eight days and there. I think you should pack. I think we're going to be leaving here pretty quick.' I said in an interview on Sunday.

'My Bishop raced home. As the sky turned a menacing orange, he and his family quickly heated their most precious cargo into two pickup trucks: their eight-moderate daughter, his in-lives, two dogs, a cat, five reptiles, some clothes and small value. Miss. Mr. Bishop estimates they had an emesis in all.

The first time I went down, the road when they doubled back to gold-brown household for their daughter. By then, the flames were written out fast of the house. They would confirm that they thought another resident's video that the home has only gone up in was gone.

Mr. Bishop spent Sunday enjoying his family with emergency support services. They plan to make shift homes as they sort out longer-term plans.

He said he is finding 'out, but not confused.' Not tested that his family still escaped with more than some others had.

The federal government said it is important to a request from B.C. to find shelter space and is doing an assessment of federal sites that might be provided for shelters.

"Everything is on the table."

Greg Kraeber was forced to evacuate his property with his seven-punk because of the Bald Range wildfire. DORIS, 2012 THE CAROLINA PRESS

Marlin, Doria, communications director for federal Emergency Management Mission (Kraeber Minerals), said in an interview Sunday.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said Ottawa is working with B.C. to support these who have been forced from their homes and communities.

"To everyone, impacted by these wildfires, and to the lesser firefighters and first responders on the front lines Canada is with you," Mr. Carney wrote on social media.

Jennifer Passos and her 10-year-old daughter, Emery, have been camping out at an emergency evacuation centre in Patterson all weekend after the wild-

fire moved close to their small Summerland cul-de-sac. They count themselves 'as one of the lucky ones,' because, as far as they know, their home is okay.

"Some of Emery's schoolmates, however, have lost every time they owned - everything," Mr. Passos, 10, said Sunday.

She and her daughter further their bags with any belongings. They could get a hold of, nothing to empty their fridge and grab their air mattress just before midnight on Friday. An immense plume of dark smoke trailed they vehicle, as they headed toward safety.

"When we saw the fire from last, we just kept hoping they were only trees, not homes - please, oh please," Ms. Passos said.

The mother and daughter have been flown off the support they've received in Petaluma. "Every two minutes, someone comes up to us and asks if we need anything. Emery said, 'They keep asking us. Can I sit with you? Can I give you a bag? Do you not charge food? How can I help?'"

Eva Hartmann, founder of a better Wildlife Rehabilitation Society, said the fire swept through their facility, the only such antised sanctuary in the region. It happened so that that the only thing they could do was escape with the criteria in their care, the said.

Once they left, security cameras confirmed that flames had

engulfed their entire compound. Now, they'll do their best to build up again, the said.

"Even our own house and car on the same property is gone - just like that," Mr. Hartmann said by phone from Karaden, B.C.

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The officials, who said there have been 70 new fires in the past seven days, warned that drought-like conditions and high temperatures could spark more flames.

Boris Dunbar, the executive director of regional safety security operations at B.C.'s Ministry of Emergency Management, said Saturday that the large number of people required to evacuate on such a short time had placed significant pressure on available accommodation support.

Summerland Mayor Doug Holmes said it has been difficult to see his community struggling like this. He left his home as a job, Saturday from the end of the convoy that travelled toward Petaluma, while the fires closed down north-bound highways.

He said the flames reached down on burns, orchards, vineyards and infrastructure, and the valley had been to trying to hold space for hope.

"Everything behind us is on fire now. It's going to be a challenging time ahead, but we'll get through it."

SHANNIAH CANCELS AT LEAST 1,300 FLIGHTS AS TYPHOON DOLPHIN NETS CHINA'S EASTERN COAST

BEUTHE: Typhoon Dolphin hit China's eastern coast on Sunday evening after leaving more than 30,000 people to pre-emptively educate and disengaged two-annual events in the United States. 1,300 flights. The storm brought heavy rains to northern Taiwan, the day before.

In the Philippines, five people were rescued and seven or manual recovery after a landslide in the Pacific. The two northern mountain resort city of Ragan on Sunday. The landslide was set off by days of heavy

monsoon rains, which had been intensified by Dolphin, officials said.

Dolphin hit the Chinese city of Taizhou as Zhejiang provincialist the northern parts brought touring Fujian province, bringing strong winds, estimated at 20 kilometres an hour when it made landfall, and massive waves to 10,000 y counties. Heavy rains have caused a risk to severe flooding in Zhejiang, and authorities have warned of severe landslide risks.

Shanghai's Hongqiao and

Pudong airports cancelled about to pre-vent of Sunday's expected flights, according to The Paper, the city's state media.

Firesystem in China predicted that an increase in 2016 as 400 millimeters of rainfall over the next few days.

The same hands of the storm on Saturday hit northern Taiwan, including the capital of Taipei, bringing rain, home, Taiwan, and cities, also caused their flights to China on Sunday. On Saturday evening, authorities in Zhejiang evacuated

roughly 300,000 people in the city of Taizhou. Authorities in Shanghai evacuated more than 30,000 people from riskier areas.

Zhejiang authorities also suspended 1,000,000 in Japanese.

Earlier in the Philippines, Dolphin helped intensify national monsoon rains, which set off Pacific and landslides, including one that hit three houses on Sunday in Ragan.

Many areas of the main northern Lason region, including the densely populated capital region of metropolitan

Manila, were flooded, displacing more than 10,000 people and leaving several northern cities and towns to shut down schools on Friday and Saturday, disaster officials said.

The monsoon rains were preceded by a tropical storm, which left at least 100 people dead last week, including four villagers. They died in a landslide and a roadslide in the pay-back of Hong Kong and East in Lason, Philippine officials said.

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Kompoxjev'kaidil is a writing system that was developed by the Mi'kmaq precontact.

Aaron Prosper visits his grandmother's home.

Mr. Prosper can draw on hundreds of tests kept by his grandfather.

Beyond words

A Mi'kmaw community tries to keep the oldest known writing system in Canada alive

PHOTOGRAPHY AND STORY BY MACKENZIE PARDY

As the lights dim at the Sir James from Theatre in Malden/Kippuk-tak, N.S., Aaron Prosper opens the show's program to a page of kompoxjev'kaidil Mi'kmaw homophylle. The program's symbols will soon be shown across the stage as part of a ground-breaking Mi'kmaw-language opera. On stage, members of a full symphony orchestra supporting Mi'kmaw soprano Imme Pannell prepare to perform the piece You Can Die Properly Now – a homopoxjev'kaidil poem written by Mi'kmaw poet, artist and educator Michelle Syfilboy

to honour the children who did not make it home from residential school. Dr. Syfilboy is positioned in the centre of the stage, where she will draw the poem's 'kompoxjev'kaidil symbols live throughout the performance. The opera is marking not only a significant artistic achievement for both Pannell and Dr. Syfilboy, but also for a written language that, for a period of time, many found was at risk of becoming extinct. Kompoxjev'kaidil is considered the oldest known writing system in Canada. Developed by the Mi'kmaq of Eastern

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Emma Pennell, left, and Michelle Sylliboy are working to revive the written language.

Suzanne Pennell performs at the Sir James Dunn Theatre in Halifax.

Chief Wilfred Prosper, late 1970s, sings from kompospel'kaokli books.

McKenna is the first language of the next generation of the Prosper.

Canada, it translates literally to "suckerfish writing," a reference to the symbolic resemblance to the shapes that suckerfish (komposp) would leave in the mud as they moved along the bottom of water ways.

Dr. Sylliboy explains that, according to oral tradition, the hieroglyphs were first used to describe maps, precontact. For centuries, kompospel'kaokli was used across McKenzie (Eastern Canada), but by the late 20th century, fluency was rapidly disappearing.

The late chief Wilfred Prosper of Esko-

sons First Nation was the last known fluent reader of kompospel'kaokli.

When he died in 2002, many in the community feared knowledge of the written language would remain completely flat today, a growing number of McKenna community members are working to ensure that does not happen.

His grandson Aaron Prosper and Dr. Sylliboy are two of them.

When asked what motivates her work, Dr. Sylliboy replied, "I don't want the language to be forgotten in a museum, so bringing all of this information together is

a way of protecting it. I think that's important. So it doesn't get lost, so it doesn't get stolen, and so the work will be done by us."

For Aaron, that work begins close to home, at his grandparents' house in their community of Eskasore First Nation.

Stacks of Wilfred's handwritten kompospel'kaokli books line the shelves of a large cabinet in the dining room.

Aaron is using these to try to work toward fluency, with the hope of bringing that knowledge back into the community in the same way his grandfather, Dr. Sylliboy and so many others before them have

done.

Dr. Aaron's most recent visit home, Wilfred's great grandchildren played at the family home, stopping to look over Aaron's shoulder each time they walked through the dining room and heard him reading kompospel'kaokli aloud to his grandmother.

"Do you know what these are?" he asked his cousin's daughter Vala, a, pointing to the symbols inscribed in the book. She looked at them for a moment, then shook her head no.

"Not yet," he replied with a smile.

About the Photographer Mackenzie Pardy is a photojournalist from McKenna's/Nova Scotia. A recipient of the Governor-General of Canada's Curing Canadian Award, she documents community-led stories that advance indigenous sovereignty, environmental justice, and the continuity and revitalization of McKenna cultural practices.

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The subject who is truly liquid in the chief magnitude will neither utilize nor submit to arbitrary resources. Article

The growing quagmire of airline claims

The thousands of travellers who had plans disrupted by the recent Westler flight attendant strike have been offered refunds or rebroking. The airline says that in some cases, it will go beyond what is required under Canada's air passenger protection regulations, and other compensation for hotels and meals for stranded travellers.

While most passengers should have their situations settled quickly, anyone who feels the company didn't live up to its obligations, and wants to file a complaint with the Canadian Transportation Agency (CTA), will find themselves stuck in a bureaucratic quagmire.

With a backlog nearing insurers complaints, it can take more than two years for a complaint to be reviewed. Once the review begins, the average case takes 14 days to be resolved. Others have been saying, 60 years that it will reform the system, but just like being stranded at an airport after a cancelled flight, travellers face a long and uncertain wait.

The air passenger regulations came into force in 2016 with the goal of establishing clear and consistent airline obligations to passengers for flight delays, cancellations, overbackings, tarmac delays and lost or damaged baggage. However, the resulting system has been a source of frustration for passengers. The CTA has been overwhelmed by a mounting number of complaints, despite getting nearly $95-million in 2015 to clear the backlog.

In this year's spring economic update, the federal government said it would like a third-party dispute resolution organization to clear the backlog. This should, used in Britain and the UK, makes sense as it could clear complaints at a lower cost than the CTA, which is a quasi-judicial tribunal and regulator. The idea also is better than having airlines hire third-party arbitrators themselves, something that Air Canada has said it's trying, but raises questions of conflicts of interest.

Passenger advocates, such as Ian Jack from the Canadian Automobile Association, say the backlog won't be magically cleared by a third-party unless the regulations themselves are simplified. As it stands, the rules have too many grey areas about which situations are deemed under airlines' control, resulting in complex cases that take time to resolve.

Transportation Minister Steven MacKinnon says the government will clarify the rules, which would be welcome, but skepticism about the pace of change is understandable.

Proposed regulatory changes released in 2014 have yet to be implemented. Similarly, a 2015 Parliamentary order to charge airlines a fee to cover the mounting costs has been stalled amidst lobbying from the carriers.

Others needs to act swiftly to simplify the rules. The EU's model is worth looking at: for cancellations, EU passengers are entitled to a critical or rebooking, plus additional compensation, unless there are extraordinary circumstances, such as extreme weather, political instability or security risks. In Canada, a vaguely defined rule saying that disruptions owing to 'safety purposes' may be out of the airline's control creates ambiguity and gives airlines an advantage over passengers, who lack technical information.

A properly designed system would incentivize airlines to do the right thing immediately, avoiding the need for customers to file complaints in the first place. Mr. MacKinnon has promised to raise the maximum fine that can be level against airlines for repeat violations to $8-million, which could increase pressure on airlines to be pro-active.

When things go wrong, passengers who feel they haven't been treated properly deserve a reasonable process for having their situation reconsidered. Labour disruptions are messy, and efforts to help stranded travellers can go awry. After the Air Canada labour disruption last summer, the airline was hired by the company to make violations of air passenger protection regulations for not rebooking passengers or providing refunds for the unused portions of their tickets. The airline has said it will correct the penalty.

One of the best ways to improve customer service would be to boost competition. Canada's airline industry is highly concentrated – at major airports, Air Canada and Westler combined account for half to three quarters of all domestic passenger traffic. Measures to help new airlines become established could help to bring down costs and motivate airlines to improve customer service.

A more competitive airline industry with clearer consumer protection rules would go a long way in ensuring that Canadians' travel plans aren't grounded.

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

ON THE OTHER HAND

Re "Canada ready to get tough or..." (Editorial Cartoon, Aug. 7). Denies me, but this cartoon should be reversed given the masterful trade negotiating stance of Mark Carney and negotiating skills of Intergovernmental Affairs Minister Thomas LeBlanc.

Canada's the should be squaring Donald Young, not the other way around – and the tattoo should be a maple leaf.

ON THE GROUND

Re "Canada's diplomas have been depended on a new mission" (Aug. 21 New mission)

Thirty years ago, I was appointed political and economic committee to our mission in New Delhi. My main job was to promote better economic relations, negotiate agreement to facilitate trade and inform Canadians of the rapid growth of the Indian economy. My junior officer handled political issues.

Progress was partially slow, partly because Indian public and private decision-makers deeply received Canada's 'values-based foreign policy' – that is, being located on how to run their affairs. They were well aware of Canada's treatment of indigenous people. Federal insurances into provincial jurisdiction and dependence on the American nuclear methods. They were well aware that there is no comparison between our volume experiences as British colonies.

If Canada is too longer lecturing India (and others) on how to lose their lives, perhaps, you can reach the huge potential it has missed for decades.

■ Ed Whitcomb Offense

SAY IT ANY TO

Re "The dairy sector is lobbying hard in CONCLA talks. The government didn't want you to know (Report on Business, Aug. 12). Look, what a surprise. What outrage that the Canadian dairy sector, which sits dead in the cross-basis of U.S. trade in tunes, should be audacious enough to lobby the government to act in its best to no more.

We are left to believe that the Canadian is not only dominates, lumber and other industrial sectors are not being the same thing, by invitation no less. Of course a sector is going to advocate for the survival.

An activity should be 1st 'Statistical Canada's cost system' (Statistical sources in the Canadian diet) – (anise dairy the company) and (anise with 24 per cent of Canadians consuming dairy on a daily basis. Meat is in second place at 16 per cent.

A national system of small in-

dependent producers across Canada should be essential to the security, domestic control and sustainability of our protein supply chain. As such, it plays a vital role in the larger scheme of Canadian overeigning.

■ Mortgagor Doyle Offense

FOREST FOR THE TREES

Re "How Canada can better protect its future" (Aug. 21 The plan to clear 'unhealthy' lives and to more 'discussed and dead wood' sounds more like, would be an agreement than boreal forest protection. Where are all the insects and other invertebrates supposed to live?

In this vision, insects appear only as a menace, but they also support the entire food web of that ecosystem. Moreover, we know that insect populations are clashing.

Extracting more 'economic value' from the boreal forest is unlikely to protect it.

■ Clave Poynter, Google, Ont.

■ POOR OUTLOOK

Re "Rising cost of low-and rental units driving increase in home-bomies, report shows" (Aug. 11). Although the cost of housing is certainly a major contributor to homelessness, it seems incomplete without wage data.

In 2016, minimum wage in the example only of Hamilton was 8.6, an hour, today it is 24.7 per cent higher at 16.9%. At today's rate, factoring in taxes, employment insurance, Canada Finance Plan etc., that is roughly $3,200 for a full time minimum wage section in four weeks.

This is the situation for many they've been done, but they're not unemployed. They are the growing number of 'workers' proof forced to make difficult financial decisions just to survive.

Despite a bank of Canada calculate that it fits as a 'bank' of goods is 45.1 per cent higher than it was in 2016, in the real world, from gas to food and many other goods and services, the difference fails much higher.

Another part of the solution may be to calculate what a reasonable foreign wage is and require employers to pay it.

■ Art Boone, Coteville, N.S.

ON HAND

Re "TikTok creator who documented her life with young onset Alzheimer's due by MART" (Aug. 21 The industry who cited their voices against advanced directors for medical assistance in the 1980s) is the time of the procedure, individuals may not be able to understand what is happening, but I believe this is precisely why advanced direc-

tives are so important.

They expect that a person's previously expressed competent worker should continue to guide their care after they have lost the ability to communicate. Our health care system already accepts this principle in the following context (young children we in destination are treated health crises, for example) where well-established ethical, medical and pharmacological approaches are carried out comprehensively and safely.

It seems reasonable to expect that similar protocols could be developed to address occupational situations in which individuals demonstrate momentary confusion about their choice of a life ending medical procedure.

■ Mary King-Lipson, Coteville, Ont.

■ HARDLY WORKING

Re "Robots don't drop" (Letters, Aug. 21) You'll be a letter-writer's pithy truth regarding robots, Social Credit founder C. H. Douglas once said that a modern can't buy back that which it produces, hinting at an argument Karl Marx made regarding the organic competition of capital.

An anti-nature and healthier contract to replace human labour, both intellectual and physical, the 'army of unemployed' will grow along with the downgrading of employment. Are we not seeing that now, along with it being accelerated by artificial intelligence?

■ Robert Milas, Victoria

IN THE DETAILS

Re "The C&Fs were public proper has it sent an attack on religious freedom" (Aug. 21 and 'Church and state' (Letters, Aug. 7). Much like the most recent change to our national anthem – 'It's all fifty sons command' to 'in all of us command' – perhaps we can now change the words 'God keep our land glorious and free' to 'we'll keep our land glorious and free'.

This small change would put the onus to protect our country on all of its citizens.

■ Carole Gilbert, Coteville, Ont.

God is actually a historic complacency to our national anthem, added under the watchful eye of Peace Thomas and a special feast.

Before that, we would happily call simply sing 'O Canada, glove our and love.'

Could it be time to change it back?

■ Scott Kennedy, Toronto

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OPINION

Canadians all deserve paid sick days

The public health crisis of wildfires is expanding, so worker protections should rise

JESSIE MCLAHEN MONNIE DUFF

OPINION

Sons McLaren is an emergency physician and member of the Desert Work and Health Network member based in Toronto.

Media (UK) is a public health and health physician and a member of the Desert Work and Health Network member based in Sydney, N.S.

During the pandemic, doctors called for paid sick days because no new one patients going to work because their couldn't afford to do so, even when public health officials urged people to "stay home when sick" to avoid exposing others to a virus.

Now wildfires are raging and so not patients with asthma and other conditions suffering while government-rising people to "stay smash" to avoid smoke. Just like their COVID-19, the Health Impacts of the wildfires are not loosely distributed, and legislating paid sick days for all is essential for worker and community health.

Wildfires from the Northwest (tootwite) to Ontario, and using their blankets (dots) from Vancouver to Toronto, can make it seem like a pandemic where "we are all in this together" that 10,000 big disproportionately affected racialized and migrant workers in low paid and precarious employment—from farms to farms and long-term care homes—along with those with chronic health conditions. Similarly, Health Canada notes that those in greatest risk of the health effects of wildfires include those who work outdoors, those with lower rates and precarious employment, and those with chronic health conditions.

Like the pandemic, these employment conditions create

barriers to public health. Health Canada advises that "if you're among the groups who are more likely to be impacted by wildfire smoke, you should reduce or reschedule insurance activities out down, and seek medical attention if experiencing symptoms of wildfire smoke exposure."

But how are these who work outdoors supposed to follow this advice? If taking a sick day could cost them their wages or their job? How are low-income workers supposed to work medically and if they can't take a day off to see their family doctor? Increasingly, indoor workers are also being involved in a 8,000,000 in cost-pletely avoid the smoke.

As the Desert Work and Health Network summarized in its expert on sick days in Canada, the evidence was clear from before the pandemic that paid sick days encourage workers to stay home when ill, for their children to stay home from school when unwell and for workers and their children to see their family doctors rather than relying on emergency departments. In jurisdictions that expanded paid sick days

before the pandemic, from San Francisco to New York, workers used them judiciously without evidence of abuse or harm to the economy.

As Dr Thomas Sam, Canada's former chief public health officer, explained in her annual report in 2020, paid sick days are "essential to protect worker and community health" following this advice, some government's significant paid sick days—including less days in 3-C, and so for federally regulated workers (Others, such as Ontario provided only temporary paid sick days during the pandemic).

But the health threat has only been a major event, from God to smoke particles, demonstrating what a medical it was to cut paid sick days. Unfortunately, a new "commission" and "review" of the Canada's new crisis, which continues to paid sick days for federally regulated workers has been quietly launched by Prime Minister Mark Carney. There is a risk that the government will create or even see the allotted sick days.

This would be a mistake that

would create additional strain on Canada's health care dollars while also putting more workers—and their respective communities—at risk.

A minimal of cutting access to paid sick days, or insisting on costly and unsatisfactory doctors' notes for short term absences, to legalized paid sick days should be implemented in every province and territory. As Dr Sam advised her 2021 report, "we must act now to ensure that our post-pandemic future is different from our pre-pandemic past."

It was sympathetic gaps in paid sick days and other protections that fuelled the pandemic and the failure of the first gap post-pandemic: a undermining the public health response to the wildfires.

The over-worsening climate for the future, regarding protections, and the pandemic response reminds us how to tackle public health issues through an equity approach that highlights who is disproportionately affected, and by expanding permanent labour protection for worker and community health.

The arts are under attack in Nova Scotia. The province is poorer for it

SARAH PARRY

OPINION

Wolse Nunez in Marquee, Cape Breton

Art last month, the Cabot Trail Writers' Festival, an educational part of their South for October, outlines include bestselling cartoonist Kate Beatton, acclaimed novelist Sharon Rida, and Governor-General Edward Jowack, winners David S. Robertson and Daniel MacIntire. But the festival, where I can-do, works part-time and which is renowned for its celebration of literary cultures, will also struggle this coming season, having been forced to lay off its artistic director, who is now working as a volunteer.

This is a story being written across Nova Scotia. The provincial government, being a deficit for 2020, recently maintained its support for forestry, fishing and mining, the historic industrial bedrock of the province's economy, and instead eliminated Exxonation dollars in funding to the Department of Construction, Culture, Tourism and Heritage, which, among other things, provides grants to artists and arts organizations.

This is the logic behind austerity and misconference. Yet filming them back when we can afford them. It's an old idea: arts and culture are a luxury, pleasant to have but fundamentally unnecessary. When the economy struggles, health responsible programs into make health difficult, adult decisions and "truth the lot" The problems with this strategy is that it's not pragmatic at all. It's not even based on economic reality.

In Nova Scotia, arts and culture employ more people and

A man sits on top of "The Wave" sculpture, created by Donna Herbert, on the waterfront in Halifax. In Nova Scotia, arts and culture employ 18,000 people and produce more than $2.5 billion in economic output. DARWIN CALABRESCHOW THE CLOSE AND WALL

produce more than $2.5 billion in economic output. Now, 2021 the first and most popular has grown faster in Nova Scotia than in any other country. And that's significant because, according to the Canadian Chamber of Commerce, across the country, the arts and culture sector is expanding more quickly and creating more jobs for every dollar on a total than of analysis, agriculture, or manufacturing, adding 30-50% to the national GDP in 2020. If we want to boost this economy, the truly pragmatic thing to do is to spend more, not less, on the arts.

We must stop moving grants as handouts and see them for what they are: smart investments, full

Progressive Conservatives Premier Tim Weinstein, government for the economic analysis of the outcome of those arts before making them! We don't know how many of others to say: Had it done so, perhaps it would have seen how well deflecting this budgetary decision will end up being.

We must stop viewing grants as handouts and see them for what they are: smart investments.

The arts stabled funding for arts organizations by 20 per cent when they were already operating on restrictive budgets. This is

a devastating blow to maniacs events like Cobb's taboos, which showcases Nova Scotia's throat musical culture and there thousands of tourists, who spent more than $2.5 million in the province. Meanwhile, unable to pay a manager, the lot-time County Centre for the Arts, home to a co-owner and exhibits by local and internationally celebrated artists, can barely afford to keep in building located. This costs only across the province: 12 provincial museums, almost half of all those in Nova Scotia, have closed, while a popular program that brought artists and writers into schools and communities has been completely eliminated.

But economic considerations

are only part of the story. These cuts also fail to recognize the ways in which the arts increase their entire life. They are easy to use some of identity and community. In the most fundamental way, they express who we are while bringing us together in public spaces in ways that few other activities can. The arts in the 20th century, the 20th century and others while encouraging social bonds and connections that become more and more vital in an era of increasing polarization and isolation. The 20th century, we are poorer in every way.

So why is it that when we must of us are already struggling, one of the first things to be connected and impoverished is the arte? I suspect it's because people like the Premier know that artists are compelled to create, and will go on doing so whether they're not promoted or not - like Cabot Trail's artistic director. And they know that communities will fully around their organizations, and staff and community members will do their best to keep their institutions alive, even when it means working for little or no salary. Across Nova Scotia, artists, and writers for the arts are the "perplexes and vitalatures" are scrambling to do what they can, pouring time and energy into searching the home those cuts have found in the 20th century's variant but unsustainable. Where governments support the arts generously, their cultures and economies urge the benefits.

A few weeks ago, the PC candidate won a 50-election in Clarks, using King and Prince Albert, as newlyឈានwolfing where I live. I desperately hope that the current government changes course rapidly, because although my new MLA won his seat, Nova Scotia can loving.

Wealthsimple's pivot into risky business reflects young Canadians' financial nihilism

CHRIS COLLINS

OPINION

Follow with the Polychoic Program at the Canada Institute.

When a first launched a song the online investment-management service Wealthsimple was all about patience. He insists: "get rich slowly," aligned with its offering of low-cost automated index to writing. Put your money in a diversified portfolio, the promise woke, then ignore the noise, and let compounding do its quiet work over decades. A whole to the day-to-day, stock-picking machines of first friend, this service, the most Canadians, is responsible way to build financial security.

How often have changed. In June, the company announced Wealthsimple' Profect, an app built in partnership with the PC production model (a change Kable, Note to Set on the weather, the housing market or other world events! Soon,

Canadians can buy a 20-or-on contract and hope you're right. Regulators have kept sports and electronics off the menu, and Wealthsimple provides other than and guardians. But clearly this is a looting product, wrapped in the language of financial matters, and by a company that once told Canadians that gambling are the best for their premium.

South of the nation, prediction markets like Kable and total 5-yearly, are booming, while also taking concerns about oversight and insider trading. In May, a US congressional committee opened the 2020 annual report on the 2020 North Kable and Polymarket. In July 1st, New York, most Kable, accusing the platform of violating state gambling laws.

But beyond these regulatory issues, the evidence on who wins in these markets should get aspting before peace. Recent analysis by Bloomberg found that most traders in Polymarket have money, and many of the women who have been in the market, are far more than research co-authored by Charles Matthews at the University of Toronto found that roughly 60

per cent of Polymarket traders lost money, with the top 1 per cent of accounts, capturing more than quarters of all profits. Furthermore, "neglective" trades are growing, as it is where, that some may be manipulating today.

As is the case in many other parts of the financial market, an infortuated plan to have a major stage in the past, and the other are zero-sum: every dollar that a hedge hasn't algorithm wins is a dollar someone's hedge, we have, and unlike a lead stock, a wrong contract doesn't dig - 20 per cent.

The 2020 market, on our Wealthsimple's first shift from its branding often, for several years now, the company that originally preached poorer order found its without options, making another area where total investors lost big. It also lets users trade cryptocurrency "numerous" and business contracts. It's a free country and people can do what they want with their money, but no one can do it. But it is slowly buying haricots or speculating on any known.

But from a business perspective,

We, Wealthsimple's offering-make-seven they are responding to demand. And this demand is the real story. So we should be adding: Why are so many young Canadians interested in gambling their money away?

One major driver is the fact that the traditional economic model is breaking down. When young people are turning about market, economic policies designed to promote both boomers, decreasing economic mobility and dysfunctional focus on market, gambling may feel like a criminal response. If saving money is a problem, it is a problem. A home in Toronto or Vancouver, a better-than-"high" car, side-bod. If the slow path leads nowhere, why not take the last one even at terrible odds? This pursuit of greater risk in the name of possible investments upside has led to a dynamic that wrote Riki Scatkin has called "financial or billion."

In Canada, we're increasingly building down this road and is in just with prediction markets. Take sports betting. First state Ontario opened its online

gambling market in 2020, the ads have colonized our arenas, transit shelters and podcasts. Ontarians now wager more than 30 billion a month. In these vehicles, the province has a 2.5 billion millions a year in revenue and shows every sign of wasting money, even as research finds a marked increase in gambling problems. It typically has a gap in using more last month, shortly followed (fintech's) lead, and opened its market to private betting companies.

Wealthsimple deserves scrutiny for abandoning the best idea it is to face. The 2020 market is for the rest of us. Why has our society stopped balancing 40-cents promises to young people - that hand work is rewarded, that security is a good way to make our carers, and that the economic mobility ladder still has range? Because "get rich slowly" only works as a signal if she's eventually gets you somewhere.

Without artificially boosting, a right thing is to keep the poorest mobility that feels real, the cause is - or whatever we assume them - will just keep filling up.

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LIFE & ARTS

HEALTH & WELLNESS | OPINION | PUZZLES | WEATHER

Need a meal in a hurry?

Stock these five high-protein foods

You don't need elaborate recipes or hours in the kitchen to balance quick meals with this vital nutrient

GREEN BEER

Most of us can relate between work, family obligation and studies on edem, having a healthy meal on the table, can feel like a daily challenge.

When pressed for time, it's tempting to build meals around whatever is fastest and most convenient.

And often, that doesn't involve roasting salmon, grilling chicken or making a chickpea curry, protein-rich foods that help increase satiety and preserve muscle mass.

The good news? You don't need salmon drainage or hours in the kitchen to balance quick meals with protein.

Smoking your shape, freezer and quality with convenient high protein staples can help you assemble nutritious meals and snacks in minutes.

WHY PROTEIN MATTERS

Including protein at meals and snacks offers several benefits.

Doing so helps you meet your daily protein requirement, which can be difficult to do if you fall short at one or two meals.

Exactly distributing protein over three meals, rather than consuming most of all dishes, has been associated with improved muscle strength in older adults and increased muscle protein synthesis in healthy younger adults.

Protein also slows the rate at which food leaves the stomach, helping to promote fullness and reduce hunger between meals. It is also help slow the rise in blood sugar and insulin after eating.

Edemans beans are great source of protein. One cup contains 28g of the nutrient, which is similar to the amount in three whole eggs. TOTAL

Many high protein foods also deliver nutrients that can cause edem under-constant, including calcium, magnesium, iron and vitamin D.

The following versatile protein-rich staples require little to no preparation and can help you build nutritious meals when you're short on time.

EDAMANE

One cup of these young green soybeans (studied) provides 10 grams of protein, similar to the amount in three whole eggs (about 0.2g) Unlike egg, however, edamans also delivers 8 g of fibre along with 6% milligrams of potassium and 0.01 mg of each calcium and magnesium.

What's more, edamans is an exceptional source folate, a 8-10-amin that makes and repairs DNA in cells. One cup has also an exogenous

of folate, adults need 400 mcg daily.

Add studied edamans to green salads, grain bowls and

vegetable stir fries. Stir it into soup near the end of cooking.

Toos edamans with dried bell peppers, cherry tomatoes and so suggests for an easy protein-rich salad. Enjoy steamed edamans in the pods as a satisfying med day snack.

One cup [of lentils] provides 18 g of plant protein, 15.5 g of fibre, 90 per cent of a day's worth of folate (358 mcg), 6.5 mg of iron, plus considerable amounts of potassium, magnesium and choline.

You'll find edamans, shelled and in pods, in the frozen food section of the grocery store.

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Three ounces of fennel cardboard delivers 10 to 20 g of protein, along with plenty of vitamin D.

Eau selenium, brain-friendly choline and cardio-proactive omega-3 fatty acids.

As with cardboard (with soft bowls) can an excellent source of calcium, supplying 40% to 100 mg of the internal per liter) ounces for comparison, one cup of cow's milk has 200 mg of calcium.

Add drained chopped sardines to a vegetable salad or on any fries marked on whole grain crackers or a slice of rye toast with green and lemon juice or a dash of hot sauce. Serve sardines packed in tomato sauce, over steamed brown rice or pasta.

If you're not a fan of cardboard, keep canned salmon on hand for quick meals. These ounces provide 20 g of protein, 200 mg of calcium (with bowls), 750 IU of vitamin D (suckeye salmon) and, like sardines, significant amounts of vitamin B12, selenium, choline and omega-3 fats.

LIGHT RECEPTOR CHEESE

Creamy and versatile, a half cup

of light receta (a per cent milk fat) supplies 12 g of high quality protein along with 10 mg of calcium.

In mild flavour pairs well with both sweet and savoury dishes.

Spread ricotta on toast, stir it into oatmeal. Metal it into smoothies or use it to make a quick pasta sauce. Enjoy it topped with halved cherry tomatoes and freshly ground pepper or berries and honey.

LENTILS

When you need a quick nutrient-dense meal, several lentils come in handy. One cup provides 10 g of plant protein, 10.5 g of fibre, 90 per cent of a day's worth of folate (358 mcg), 6.5 mg of iron, plus considerable amounts of potassium, magnesium and choline.

Add lentils to cardboard, spinach or Swiss chard or toss them into green salad. Stir lentils into a marmalade sauce to serve over pasta, use them as a filling for taste or add them to roasted vegetables and top with a talma dressing.

GREEN AND CLELANDIC YOGURT

Greek or Icelandic yogurt deliver up to 10 g of protein per cup and can be an excellent source of calcium, though the amount varies considerably by brand. Check the Nutrition Facts table if calcium is also a priority.

These thick steamed yogurts aren't just for breakfast. They can also be a great source of protein for lunches, dinners and snacks.

For Greek or Icelandic yogurt as a base for a savoury bowl, they is with chopped tomato and cucumber or roasted vegetables, chickpeas, tubers or cooked whole grains, herbs and a drastic of olive oil.

Half time popcorn with seaweed yogurt and herbs. Assemble a snack plate with yogurt, whole grain crackers, raw vegetables and olives.

Leslie Beck, a Toronto-based private practice dietitian, is director of food and nutrition at Medical.

Five things to know about improving your gut health

DR. NIELA WILHATSONGRE

AGE & DOCTOR

Ask a Doctor to arrive if physician-authored columns offering insights and advice on common health topics. It is not a substitute for existing medication.

As a family physician, I spend a good amount of time talking with patients about digestive symptoms such as bloating, acid reflux, constipation and changes in bowel habits. The gastrointestinal tract, or GI tract, which runs from the esophagus through to the colon, affects the entire body. GI symptoms often affect how people feel and function.

If you wonder 'gut health' trends are all over social media – but it can be confusing to understand what this term means and what advice is trustworthy. Here's what I think with my patients based on what we actually know from evidence-based medicine.

WHAT IS THE GUT MICROBIOMET

When people talk about gut health, there's often a big focus on the microbiome, the millions of micro-organisms that live primarily in the colon.

The most common play important roles in

• Digestive and metabolism;
• Immune system regulation;
• Immune processing.

The gut microbiome likely plays an important role in overall health. But much of people have a GUT emerging. What we know is what gut has not depends on more than just the microbiome.

The health of the gut is dependent on how specific food means through the system. We integrity in this gut being and the effects of diet, medications and the nervous system.

For this reason, some of the current fads, including at home microbiome testing, are not routinely recommended by medical associations at this time.

THE GUT-BRAIN CONNECTION IS REAL

There's strong evidence that the gut and

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brain communicate constantly through neural, hormonal and immune pathways. Most people have experienced this, whether it's butterflies in their stomach before a big count or digestive changes during periods of stress.

In my practice, I've seen how anxiety, depression and chronic stress can show up alongside gastrointestinal symptoms. The science is evolving when it comes to treating mental health conditions by directly altering the microbiome. Early research into what are sometimes called psychotics (as I subset of probiotics that may positively influence mental) is promising, but it's not ready for routine clinical use and I always urge caution if purchasing products that are not Health Canada approved for now. Be most reliable ways to support the gut-brain connection are:

• Consistent sleep;
• Stress management;
• Regular physical activity;
• Healthy nutrition.

WHAT YOU FEED YOUR GUT MATTER?

This is one area where the evidence is strong and we'd a big focus of my counselling for my patients. But affects gut health. Filter, in particular, is linked to lower risks

of cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and colorectal cancer, which is one of the most common and preventable cancers in Canada. Despite the benefits of filter, most Canadians are getting about half of the recommended 10 cc in grams of 0.4 day. Beyond these positive benefits, filter also

• Fresh beneficial gut bacteria;
• Supports regular bowel function;
• Improves insulin sensitivity
• Plans diversity matters too. From that include a wider variety of plant foods, including vegetables, fruits, whole grains, legumes, nuts and seeds, are associated with a more diverse microbiome and better health outcomes. Things covered. Food now make up nearly half of daily energy intake for Canadian adults, a shift with real consequences for gut and metabolic health.

SOME MEDICATIONS CAN AFFECT GUT HEALTH

Prescribed medications are often necessary and beneficial. The goal is not to avoid them, but to understand their effects and know them that are digestive symptoms. If you develop gastrointestinal changes when on a medication, consult your clinician, as they can help adjust the

dose, timing or even the type of medication, if needed. Many commonly used medications affect the gut, including:

• Antibiotics, which disrupt the microbiome, usually temporarily.
• Poison pump inhibitors for acid reflux, which alter the gut environment.
• Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) such as ibuprofen, which can irritate the gut lining.
• Antidepressants, which affect gut function through serotonin pathways.
• GLP-1 receptor agonists used for diabetes and/or night management, which slow gastric emptying and can lead to nausea and changes in bowel habits.

SEEK CARD FOR THESE GUT SYMPTOMS

Digestive symptoms are common, but there are some specific signs that should not be ignored, including:

• Blood in the stool;
• Unexplained weight loss;
• Persistent abdominal pain;
• A significant or lasting change in bowel habits.

Semi-deficiency or anemia.

Colon cancer screening (either with colonoscopy or take-home food would tests the effect for blood in the stool that is not visible) is important. In previous such as Ontario and Prince Edward Island, colonoscopy and colorectal cancer triggers at the age of 40, down from 20-30th rising diagnoses to average adults, other previous may follow. Early detection significantly improves outcomes.

"Gut health" may not be a precise medication that the symptoms of duodenitis are very real. When it is what happens it comes down to the basics: what we eat, how we move, how we sleep and how we manage stress. And while digestive symptoms are common, they're not something you have to put this with.

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I thought I had healed. Then I heard his voice

FIRST PERSON

A voice mail from my late husband reminded me how grief makes me feel human, Michelle Walter writes

O not, they say, comes in waves. But I wasn't prepared for this one, a year after his celebrations of life, in the middle of a Tuesday, while searching for a missing charge.

I found my husband Brian's old phone. Dead and silent since the day I hadn't it away. On impulse, I plugged it in, carious whether anything would still work. I watched the black screen flicker to life.

A low seconds later, his voice, the saved voice mail I had long forgotten that he recorded before going on a ventilator, filled the records.

"Hey, baby. Just calling to use I love you." Four seconds. That's all it took to unravel me.

As a certified grief life coach, I work with women who've lost the love of their life. I guide them through the hardest season of their story, helping them move from raw pain to new purpose. I wrote my grief tremor of WAIST LOCK! to tell my own story of intervention after love, and to show others that transformation is possible, even after re-

crything falls apart.

But nothing prepared me for that voice mail.

Suddenly I no longer felt like the mentor and coach I had become. I was just a woman in her kitchen, clashing a phone and gaping for breath like the wind had been knocked out of her. I dropped to the floor, overwhelmed by how real and close he felt, yet still gone.

That's the thing about grief. It doesn't shock your calendar. My depression date to pay up. It doesn't care how far you've come. It arrives unnoticed, sometimes masked as an old song, a familiar cologne or a voice message you didn't know would still work you.

I work with women who tell me that it's been two years. I should be over it. I always respond, "Says who?" Healing is typical, not linear. Some days were steady. Other days, we're undone by a voice mail. And it's okay.

What I've learned, both through my own journey and in walking alongside others, is that grief never only disappears.

Instead, it softens over time and integrates into your daily life, teaching you about your self. That time sound message reminded me of the love I had, and still carry. My team reminded me that I'm human because I re-

member.

In my coaching practice, I often say: You can love again. You can laugh again. Because of your grief. Because you've seen the depths of sorrow and still choose to rise.

That day I heard the voice mail. I let myself on before rising. There's made me I've run past myself in a blanket he once picked out

and let his voice echo again. This time, as a reminder of how far I've come, not how much I've lost.

This is the paradox of healing. You rebuild while still carrying pieces of what broke you. You learn to live with the ache by letting it evolve into something gentler, wiser, more compassionate.

That voice mail is now saved in these different places. It functions as a reflect on a love that shaped me and a strength I now help others find in themselves.

It took both courage and a

sense of surrender to bring me back to life that day.

Even in moments of unexpected pain, I am still healing – and still whole:

Michelle Walter lives in Waterloo, Ont

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TODAY'S BIDDING SOLUTION

4	2	9	7	1	3	5	8	6
6	5	7	9	2	8	3	1	4
3	1	8	6	5	4	9	7	2
1	3	7	4	6	9	7	5	8
8	9	6	5	7	1	4	2	3
7	4	6	5	8	2	6	1	2
5	6	1	2	4	7	8	9	9
2	8	4	1	3	5	2	6	7
2	7	5	8	9	6	1	4	5

TODAY'S EDMING SOLUTION

2	1	5	4	6	3
5	6	3	2	4	1
3	4	2	6	1	5
1	3	6	5	2	4
4	2	1	3	5	6
6	5	4	1	3	2

WORDS FORECAST

	TERM	TEAMBER	HEWLETT
ANOTHERMAN	24.33	88	24.33
ATHEA	24.33	24	24.33
ANIMATE	24.33	7	24.33
BEAM	24.33	8	24.33
BENNY	24.33	88	24.33
BRIGHT	24.33	88	24.33
BRIDGES	27.33	8	24.33
CORONAVEN	26.33	88	26.33
CARMEGRO	25.33	8	25.33
CHINESE	24.33	88	24.33
CHINESE	24.33	8	24.33
CHINESE	24.33	8	24.33
CHINESE	24.33	8	24.33
CHINESE	24.33	8	24.33
CHINESE	24.33	8	24.33
CHINESE	24.33	8	24.33
CHINESE	24.33	8	24.33

LEGEND

Emotional high, overnight low, and conditions.

1 CLOSER	RETAIL/TAXOR
RETAIL	PLAN
RETAILING MAN	BRANCH
RETAIL	RETAIL/COLUBBER
RETAIL	RETAIL/WEIGHT
RETAIL	RETAIL/WEIGHT

NATIONAL FORECAST

	TERM	TEAMBER	HEWLETT
BARRY	25.0	7	24.33
BARRER	24.33	7	24.33
BANANA	25.33	88	24.33
CAULIART	25.33	7	24.33
CAROLYTT/STORM	25.33	88	24.33
CAROLYN'S	24.33	88	24.33
CAROLINA	24.33	88	24.33
CARRINGTON	24.33	7	24.33
CARRINGTON	24.33	7	24.33
CARLISLE	24.33	8	24.33
CARLISLE	24.33	8	24.33
CARLISLE	24.33	8	24.33
CARLISLE	24.33	8	24.33
CARLISLE	24.33	8	24.33
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A14

THE GLOBE AND WAR: MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 2026

UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD THE FACTS OF LIFE BY ANNA HARDON

ACROSS

1 Meddles card game

4 Questions

8 Blue/redhead character

in the Star Fox series

13 Boxer Lake

14 'Strike press'

15 Net leaving anything out

16 1,138 pages for the 1986 book

and about $720 million of the box

office for the 2017 adaptation?

10. "Budolph the Bell. — Bander"

11. Net offers

20 Target of some exposure

therapy. Able

22 Prefix with "angle"

22. And or ask

24 Sound in chipmax music

24 Sound in chipmax music 25 French V

25 French Vand

36 42 inches long and

18 ounces, per Olympic rules?

30 ____ Vineyard

33 Small songbird

34 Gold

35 Playwright Cheshire

35 Standard

35 Standard

42 Search (through)

43 Pungent

45 Place of advice

46 135 eligible for Los XIV's

condam, of which 130 attended?

50 "Come ____?"

51. Orchestra-tuning instrument

52 "Kapitel"

54. Chingwomen and others

55. Chingwomen and others

56 Some drums

60 "Take a breath"

62 6,000 $7 billion in revenue and

78,000 employees, in 2025?

64. Quoted player Wonder

65 Low die roll

66 ____ Rachel Wood

67 Lucky Charms, e.g.

68. Macroeconomic Girl

69. Paper stripless! (converse, perhaps

DOWN

2 Place for a belt

2. Adjust

3 Search (through)

4. Good

5.1.1.1

5. Camera inds.

6. Goate

7. "The purpose of a ____

is what it does"

8. Ctrl-F

9. Spanish for "year"

10. When pro-contractors

get stuff done

11. Religious leader, and a class in

12. Religious leader, and a class in

13. Religious role playing games

14. Classic songs

15. In the past

16. In the past

17. "That is," in Latin

18. Gush

19. "A everything goes right ..."

20. Greek spoil of war

21. "I've got it"

22. Mark-Karl from that causes

23. Many: a. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. 50. 51. 52. 53. 54. 55. 56. 57. 58. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 64. 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 70. 71. 72. 73. 74. 75. 76. 77. 78. 79. 80. 81. 82. 83. 84. 85. 86. 87. 88. 89. 90.

24. "Can't argue there," in a text

25. Trans. ____ (gender identity)

26. Opera solo

27. Cat-Drop course

28. The Magic, on Milk's overboard

29. Bray, in Spanish

30. Put on TV

31. Some single, for short

32. Six-point falls, scores

33. Game of music played at

a 57 Down, perhaps

67. Veneta's country

68. Veneta's country

69. Veneta's country

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48 "____ Like"

49. Like-warpum belts

50. The "D" of CD

51. Level, in the poker-based video game Bal

52. Level, in the poker-based video game

53. Air concern

54. Air concern

55. High-energy dance party

56. Pop, on a flight board

57. Deli's Thad

58. Deli's Thad

59. Wide st.

60. Finish

BRIDGE

BY STONE BROKER

MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 2026

NORTH

A 0 0 9 6

B 0 0 5

C 0 8 5 5

中

WEST

● 2 3 2

▼ 2 9 7

K

A K 10 8 6 2

EAST

▲ 10 8 7 6

▼ 10 8 4 5

A 10 9 7

▲ 1 3

NORTH

A K 5

▼ 5 2

▲ 2 7 6 4 2

2.1.1

Giorgio Belladonna, winner of 16 world championships and a member of the famed Italian Blue Team that dominated world bridge from the late 1970s to the early 1980s, was a player of infinite resources.

On top of rarely making an error in judgment, Belladonna had an imagination that knew no bounds. He made bids and plays that no one ever thought of before, and bridge literature is replete with his exploits.

Consider this deal where Belladonna, playing the Precision System, opened two clubs (showing a minimum opening

bid with long clubs) and won found himself on lead against three notrump. The hand was played in the 1972 London Sunday Times' Invitational Farm Championship.

Belladonna made the opening lead of the 10 of clubs, and declarer (Terence Reese) could not survive the lethal blow. He took the 10 with the queen, crossed to dummy with a heart and returned a low diamond.

Earl went up with the ace, catching his partner's king, but that didn't really matter. Earl returned a club, and the contract went down two.

At the other tables where the contract was three notrump. West led either his fourth-best club or a lower club, and in all these cases declarer made three notrump after dummy's nine hold the first trick: fourth lost at most two diamonds and two clubs.

Belladonna reasoned that Reese had the Q-2 of clubs for his three notrump bid, and in order to guard against the possibility that dummy had the singleton nine, he led the 10 of clubs rather than a low club. No trust arose was ever short!

©2026 King Features Syndicate Inc.

The holding

West North East South

A 2 1 Chile Pass 5/10

Opening Lead - 10 of clubs

EXPTIVE CROSSWORD

· SUDDEN DIFFICULTY (KIDNE) ◆ b o b o

© News (Licensing/Times Media Limited)

INSTRUCTIONS

Fill in the grid so that each row of nine squares, each column of nine and each section of nine (three squares by three) contains the numbers 1 through 9 in any order. There is only one solution to each puzzle.

ACROSS

1. Improper, like some letters in anagram class? (5,2,5)

8 One glowing stage manager finally accepting award (5)

9 Foul for aircraft lacking lead, primarily (7)

10 A king and queen appearing in local story (9)

12 Blade chops grass generally in the middle (3)

13 Somewhat R, I lack colour (5)

15 Highly capable head of accounts department (5)

17 Fuel downturn experiencing a reverse (3)

18 Element seldom encountered where we live (4,5)

20 Superficial person who's good at riding waves (7)

21 Land in area alongside church (5)

22 Tender name misconstrued as expression of love (10)

DOWN

1. Geolocations broadcast for scientist at sea (12)

2. Pobabs, perhaps underground next to river (5)

3. Distant ranch, miles away (3)

4. Go about two (6)

5. Abusive former partner on drug change (9)

6. Good American folk wisdom in abundance (6)

7. Rather hot tea brewed for cosy that (5,2-5)

8. Discover drama is ultimately bound to happen (9)

9. Splendour of unusual result (6)

10. Gentle current job that's easy? (6)

11. Put up beams in an auditorium (5)

12. Chain's legibility missing wheels (3)

KENKEN

Source: KENKEN (1) public data. KENKEN is a registered trademark of Medway, Ltd. 2007. For reference: KENKEN, www.kenken.com.

SOLUTIONS

PROMPT'S UNIVERSAL CROSSWORD

PROMPT'S EXPTIVE CROSSWORD

Solutions to today's buddies and bankers can be found in the Life & Arts content area of the 16 section. Crossword solutions will be with tomorrow's puzzles.

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Each row and each column must contain the numbers 1 through 4 without repeating.

2. The numbers within the heavily outlined boxes, called cages, must combine using the given operation (in any order) to produce the target numbers in the top-left corner.

3. Freekey: Fill in single-box cages with the numbers in the top-left corner.

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MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2026 | THE GLOBE AND WALL

NEWS | 4:11

Group calls for halt to West Coast pipeline

First Nations warn Ottawa and Alberta of consequences of expanding fossil fuel production in EC faces widespread wildfires

DAISNA BASS

A group that represents numerous First Nations across British Columbia is calling on Ottawa and Alberta's government to halt efforts to advance the West Coast pipeline. The first building was old industry will accelerate climate change and disasters.

"The destructive and disastrous consequences of expanding fossil fuel production extend far beyond our single territory," said the first nation's Canadian Chath said in a letter addressed to Prime Minister Nadir Carney and Premier Danielle Smith.

The first nation's first wildfires to determine floods and rising risks, the majority of climate change are already being felt across this country. Every new fossil fuel project deepens that

crisis."

The letter is signed by the group's heads, including Grant Chief Stewart Phillips, and it said EC Premier David Ely also has a copy of it.

The letter came Sunday, a day after the EC government issued a state of emergency as more than six wildfires burned across the province, with one forcing nearly 20,000 people across two communities over 4° kilometers to free. Nearly half of the wildfires were burning out of control.

The indigenous group said it was also publishing the letter on international fray of the World's Indigenous Hospital on Sunday.

The group said it wanted to reaffirm that it's against the pipeline because government has not consulted and co-operated as good faith with the First Nation during government has already developed the project's contaminated prospective development partners and is publicly promoting its economic case.

"Consultation cannot be meaningful if First Nations are involved only to discuss how a predetermined project will proceed," said.

"Not can equity ownership, loan guarantees, revenue-sharing,

employment, or other process of benefits be located as will irritates for consent."

Mr Carney's office did not immediately respond to a request for comment on the letter.

Alberta's Ministry of Indigenous Relations said in an e-mail Sunday that the pipeline will provide long-term benefits for indigenous communities, and create jobs and energy security.

"The West Coast oil pipeline information is currently under review by the Major Project Office, which will consult with Indigenous communities as part of determining whether the project is in the faithful laboratory," said press secretary Karah Folie.

"Our government remains committed to ongoing dialogue with First Nations and all partners in this work continues."

The roughly 1,200 kilometers West Coast pipeline would carry upward of one million barrels of crude oil per day from Bradley basin, Alas, to a port near Delta, EC, for shipment to international 9' starters.

The Alberta government is listed as the pipeline project's proponent. The pipeline would be owned by Travis Mountain, the Alberta Petroleum Marketing

Commission and Pambina Pipeline Corp.

Ottawa took a step last week toward giving the proposal.gov just a national interest designation under the Building Canada Act, which would allow government to fast track the pipeline and skim some environmental laws. The government said it is accepting public feedback until mid-September on the designation.

An Alberta government website said it's expecting to receive the designation on Oct. 1.

Following Indigenous consultation and even all approval, an party, as in place, construction could start as early as Sept. 1, 2027, it said.

Ottawa and Alberta have agreed the pipeline would be conditional on a carbon storage project called Pathways, and this is a response, which is owned by various companies, would prevent emissions from an unusual oil production from an existing the atmosphere.

A Canadian Health and the Canadian Climate Institute said in his 15, however, that emissions from the increased production that a new West Coast pipeline would enable for eclipse what Pathways

would prevent from entering the atmosphere.

The West Coast pipeline is among several projects that have been approved or proposed under Mr Carney's Major Project Office, which is headquartered in Calgary.

Ottawa has said the projects are meant to be of national interest and strengthen Canada's autonomy, provide economic benefits, advance Indigenous interests and make Canada's climate change goals in a rapidly shifting global landscape.

The Building Canada Act outlaws the project's regulatory pattern.

The Conservatives helped the government gain the Building Canada Act more than a year ago and the government has so far moved their projects toward the national interest designation on Oct. 1.

These projects are the Guys Raj road and port project in Varanet, the Mackenzie Valley Highway in the Northern Province. The Green Bay Road and the Management Organization's deep geological repository in Northern Ontario.

THE CANADIAN PRESS

Missing: Jack and Lilly Sullivan's mother says she still trusts the RCNP, wants answers

© PHOENIX 2025

She said she has co-operated with police and three everything they've asked her to do, including taking two polygraph tests. She says she still trusts the RCNP but has become frustrated with the lack of answers and dwindling communication from investigators.

"Study asking for new aromas and they keep saying 'Me're working on it, and I just don't feel like that's enough,' she said. 'I will like I deserve more than that, and I deserve answers on where they're at and I need them home.'"

Nora Scotta, RCNP Major Crime investigators declined an interview and did not respond to e-mailed questions about the case. However, a spokesperson did say that specialised teams have been engaged in detailed police work over the past 12 months and that investigators remain committed to establishing, with certainty, what happened to the children.

The RCNP also ongoing investigation, many of the investigators enjoy being taken, and the people being made, can't be shared publicly. "Alison Gerrard said.

Ms. Brooks-Murray's needle-bite of Marj. 2, 2025, when she reported her children and said she came as what she and her new co-partner, Daniel Martell, told police in the early days of the investigation — accounts that she was held in court documents and have been previously reported by The Globe and others.

In a sombric voice, the spoke of learning Lilly, who was 14, and Jack, who was a, laughing in their thicket-helps, and said she saw Lilly put into the bedroom when she was during with Mr. Martell and their infant daughter. Court documents show that she told police it was about it so as to a couple of hours after she had started her children from school for the second day in a row because, she said, they had coughs.

The next thing she says she re-mentioned was 'walking my son, I'm sure he's a lot of stuff like heck from. And I woke Daniel up and said, 'I don't hear the kids, 'so, we both went out and that's when we started looking for them.' She told police that this was 14, as it is, according to Court's case.

Around 10 a.m. Ms. Brooks-Murray called up and reported that her children were missing and that their heers were gone.

He said, 'I was a student in a mentorship the next few hours. The reasons it so severe: to the point where I block it out because it's hard to sit with it. I just don't know how it even happened.'

He said, 'Missing, and over the following hours and weeks, issues of relaxation, helicopters, outfits dogs and divers second the dates heers, swamps and was several with the children and also were a smattering of fever prints that police later found to be from the same type of fever that Lilly were, and capital blanket that was Lilly's found stress on a tree a kilometer from the home.'

He said, 'I was 14, and Mr. Brooks-Murray said the pink blanket was actually a step over off a larger blanket that had been

A homemade sage for Jack and Lilly Sullivan is soon in the backyard of that mother. Malofra: Brooks-Murray's friend in Brookfield, N.S., in July, which he is under, 24, called the Gabel and was.

A bench dedicated to Jack and Lilly sits in the backyard of the Brooks-Murray's friend in Brookfield.

Mr. Brooks-Murray says police ignored her request for an Author Alert that day Jack and Lilly were reported missing.

In the garbage. The step she said, 'had been hanging on a ceiling outside the front porch. 'I don't even know how it even got there,' she said, referring to the police.

Mr. Brooks-Murray defended her distance to lower Lanadivese, on May 2, the day after Jack and Lilly were reported missing, and offered a low reasons for why she felt compelled to move away from the property during the search.

She said she had a panic attack at the command post set up for the search during a police trial. The police said, 'I was a member of an ambulance, she told her mother she married to Jane with her.'

The police had said that we should go and told my family provide to take on out of their mail when too much of a state of shock that I just wanted to be. The police said they were in the hospital. So, we got out of there and the police met us back at most.

When asked why she hasn't gone back to Lanadivese, she said, 'I don't think I can reach out that right now.' Ms. Brooks-Murray declined to discuss what the was like inside the trailer or any details about her former relatives. Why with Mr. Martell, whom she decided from communication with her after Jack and Lilly disappeared.

Police documents filed in court paint a picture of a strained rela-

tionship and financial difficulties. Ms. Brooks-Murray told police in the early days of the investigation that Mr. Martell was at times physically violent with her in the home, though he has denied this.

At the time of the children's disappearance, Mr. Martell told police that the two had been fighting about money. He has also acknowledged in an interview with The Globe that he used drugs, including methamphetamine.

Their home life had also been assessed by a provincial child protection social worker several months before their disappearance, around the same time Jack went to school with a black eye.

In late January, Ms. Martell was charged with sexual assault, for other confinement and assault against a woman in Lanadivese. Her identity is protected by a publication ban.

In the interview, Ms. Brooks-Murray said the no longer he lives in that her children could be lost in the month. Nor don't even come for mind that her children came to harm on the property of that they met foul play, she said.

"All I think is positive because it's the only thing that helps me enjoy, helps me to get out of fool every morning is to control society positive and know that they're coming home. It's just a matter of where."

To her, this leaves only one possible theory: "The only thing I know is that I want to see them," she said. "But for what reason I don't know."

She said she is disappointed that on the day Jack and Lilly were reported missing, police ignored her request for an Author Alert, a police study by certification for abducted children. Instead, RCNP issued a nationwide missing-person alert.

Police have repeatedly said they have no evidence of an abduction. At a press conference the past spring, RCNP Staff typ Rob McComan, a along officer in charge of major crime and behavioural sciences in the province, said all possible scenarios without the help of the police. The officers are under consideration. He said the chances of Jack and Lilly being alive are very slim.

Ms. Brooks-Murray says police have told her that she's not considered a suspect in the case, not are any of her family members.

Court documents say she was found to be truthful in her first polygraph. She said the question was about whether the RCNP Jack and Lilly, the said she recently did a second polygraph and police later told her she passed. The question in this second polygraph was focused on whether she put Jack and Lilly in a vehicle, she said.

RCNP declined to verify any of this: "At this stage of the ongoing investigation, all information that can be released publicly has been shared with the RCNP said."

Mr. Martell did not respond to a request for comment but in early January told The Globe that he had nothing to do with Jack and Lilly's disappearance. 'I will happily say that because I believe the kids are eco-pervert alive and I will always believe that,' he said.

The case has gained a favor on moral results among well-actual new cities, and the case, who, often anonymously, peddle into information and attacks. It is on these sites when Mr. Martell and some of his family members have suggested that Ms. Brooks-Murray had something to do with the disappearance of her shoulders. She says she doesn't even look at the theories and accusations that can be found either.

"I honestly don't know what to say because I am not in the same bed that night so I don't understand why they would make my stories."

Recently, she walked in a Canada Bay parade in the town of Waverille, a minnow from Lanadivese, beginning to be the third Lilly keychance and holding a handmade navel sign that said, 'Jack & Lilly. Help bring Them Home!'

"I just hold my hands and keep looking straight and telling me, will. I'm doing this for them, to keep them home for themselves, no know we're still looking for them and that we're not giving all."

She said what she means the moral tracking her children was best at night. "I couldn't their laughter, their smiles, their fugu and their smells. 'They were both mania's kids,' she said. 'They heard their mom.'

She lives in a one-bedroom apartment with two recently adopted cars in Indian Brook, part of Quebec park First Nation. She takes medication to help her sleep, attends therapy sessions and spends as much time as she can with her family or her daughter. Next month, she said she plans to start studying in business, and declines counsellor — something she said she has long wanted to do.

The comment Jack and Lilly's interest they are, together, and being well looked after. She has hung on to their things — small runners with Lilly's written on the side. Her markers horizontal and blames are also the benefit of women. Jack's 80-recented smokers and his blue and green toy broomousines.

She says her bedroom is full of the children's internal milestones. Karen Fankins, valentine, a Dean Jack and a friend, said her letter, "to open when they get home."

"And I continue to get more because it's what helps me cope."

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REPORT ON BUSETESS

OTTAWA/QUEBEC EDITION • MONDAY, AUGUST 30, 2026 • GLOBANOMAIL.COM

Unifor to focus on idled plant, job security in coming talks with GM

VANMALA SUBRAMANIAM AUTHOR OF GLOBE & MAIL

Unifor is expected to focus its coming negotiations with General Motors Canada on the issue of job security—in particular, securing a guarantee from the company that they will reinvest in the CANE Assembly plant in Ingersoll, Ont., and U.S. President Donald Trump's tariff war.

The plant has been idle since last May, when production of GM's BrightSway electric delivery vans was passed and subsequently ended, leaving the future of the Ingersoll factory uncertain.

Approximately 1,200 auto workers have been temporarily laid off for more than 12 months now, and the company has yet to announce plans for the factory.

Unifor, one of Canada's largest private-sector unions, representing more than 40,000 auto workers across Canada, is due to huge negotiations with GM for a new collective agreement on Aug. 30 in Toronto. The current agreement expires on Sept. 24.

The union will negotiate for approximately 4,500 GM workers in Ontario, including those at the Ontario Assembly plant, CANE, an engine plant in St. Catharines, Ont., and GM's distribution centre in Woodstock, Ont. © 2007/2026, 84.

U.S. firm courts victims of $155 million Canadian crypto hack

ALEXANDRA POJADZEK ANDREW GALERATIN

A U.S. firm that specializes in distressed cryptocurrency investing and previously brokered close to Unipubition of IT's bankruptcy claims is bringing together victims of the Conditor Inc. hack for a potential lawsuit against the Toronto-based crypto wallet maker.

Thomas Brandt, the founder and managing partner of Savannah, La.-based in Partners, has been speaking with Canadian law firms in search of one that will take on a case on behalf of users of Conditor's Coldcard devices after hackers made off with more than $110 million worth of Intents by exploiting a vulnerability in their software code.

Canadian Bitcoin users have been hit hard in the continuing Conditor attacks, accounting for more than 25 per cent of losses so far, according to estimates by Chamaiyon, a blockchain analyst firm.

Conditor did not respond to The Globe and Mail's e-mailed questions on Friday.

Mr. Brandt's investment firm has created an intake form on its website, inviting people who believe they were affected by the hack to provide information.

Mr. Brandt first got into the business of distressed cryptocurrency claims during the 2024 collapse of Mr. Gen, then the world's largest cryptocurrency exchange. © 2007/2026, 84.

RESOURCES

From flax to firepower: Building a homegrown energetic industry

Canada in unique position to make military-grade chemical compound

PIPPA NERMAN MANAGER OF REPORT

D and through wants to see Canadian flax to make nitrocellulose — the chemical compound that makes things go from.

Traditionally, the energetic material is made using cellulose from cotton, hence its alternate name "gumcotton."

But as Mr. Brough plans construction of the necessary facilities, the chief executive officer of GilCove Technologies Inc. is going the same mile to make sure not only his company but also his supply chain in Canadian, in response to Ottawa's call to build at home.

That's why he's investing in research and development to turn a byproduct of the domestic

flax industry into Canadian medicinal property is the form of nitrocellulose.

After all, few countries have the abundance of raw resources — and the geographic advantages — to deforestation of other energetic materials such as explosives, propellants and pyrotechnics that Canada does. From wood pulp and flax byproducts to a well-established petrochemical industry and production lines distant from, neither means, the country appears to be prime real estate for this type of production.

"There is no need to go outside of Canada," Mr. Brough said.

Currently, Canada doesn't produce any nitrocellulose, and much of the global supply chain for it relies on cotton sourced from a handful of the world's major producers: China, India, the United States and Brazil.

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North America's electricity grid is ready to grow. Equipment manufacturers are cautiously placing their bets

MATTHEW MCCLEARN VANDANIEL GOH

As expansion plans for North America's electrical grid begin to take shape after a period of relative stagnation, low components have been more difficult to obtain than power transformers. Their availability has dwindled, to the point where utilities can wait several years to get their hands on one.

Manufacturers are scrambling to keep up: Switzerland-based Hitachi Energy has bought land adjacent to its transformer manufacturing plant in Vantones, Que., near Montreal, and is now laying rebar and pouring concrete. It's the early stages of an expansion intended to triple the plant's output.

More than 30 kilometres south, in Canada, Que., another plant is being modernized to

double its production of steel utility towers.

Stella-Sness, a leading manufacturer of wood utility poles, purchased the plant last year. It's scheduled to resume production in August.

Dreams of an electrified future — with AI data centres, next-gen-

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New Amazon data centre hokes worries

Planned power plant in Pecos County, Tex., to be the largest single source of climate pollution in the U.S.

HERDIE TABUCHI

Amazon.com Inc. is investing in a large-scale national gas-burning power plant as part of a huge data centre in Texas, the company confirmed Friday, a facility that could become the largest single source of climate pollution in the United States.

Amazon and other such giants are racing to build enough data centres to keep up with surging demand for artificial intelligence services and to secure the electricity to power them. A company spokesperson said in a statement that its planned data centre, in Pecos County, would be "powered by new on-site generation that won't raise electricity costs for the air quality."

The new gas-burning plant, if built in specifications, would be permitted to release 50 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year, regulatory records show, more planet-warming gases than any other power plant in the country.

Amazon has been struggling to meet its promise that it would effectively eliminate its planet-warming emissions by year as part of the United States. Today, a voluntary agreement among companies with Amazon co-founded several years ago, Emissions from the burning of fossil fuels like coal, oil and natural gas is the main driver of global warming, which is dangerously heating the plants.

Amazon's emissions have gone up—as if the past several years. The Seattle-based help giant has

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acknowledged that rising emissions from Al data centres could get in the way of its climate goals.

"The world looks different now than when we cofounded the climate pledge," said Margaret Callahan, an Amazon spokesperson. Still, "our commitment hasn't changed," she said.

The Texas project seemed to optimise the difficulty in meeting the goal.

Artificial intelligence data centre require immense amounts of energy to run the millions of calculations needed to create AI systems and services, and the scale and urgency of their energy demands to fast exhausting the electricity-generating capacity of the nation's power grid.

To avoid years of potential

delays to banking up to electrical utilities, data-centre developers are increasingly choosing to build their own dedicated, on-site power plants instead, and gas-burning plants are usually the fastest and easiest to build.

President Donald Trump has supported the construction of power plants like these for data centres and has emphasised "energy dominance" by promoting oil, natural gas and coal over renewable power like solar and wind. Last year, Mr. Trump issued an executive order designed to make it easier to build and operate data centres, and since then federal agencies have introduced policies designed to fast track their construction.

Amazon said it had recently re-

quired the Pecos County site, where a developer is building the gas-burning plant. The plant would use 35 natural gas turbines to generate up to 150 gigawattot power plants for 10 years. Amazon's planned data centre, according to present for the project.

The plant would not initially connect to the wider electricity grid, Ms. Callahan said. The site is in a remote port of West Texas, now the state's major natural gas-producing regions. Ms. Callahan added that the company was also exploring the use of solar energy and factory storage at the data centre, which she said would create thousands of new jobs. The tech company, did not disclose how much it had paid.

The power plant "could be a

foreshadowing of what's to come," said Michael Thomas, founder of Cleanview, a company that tracks data centre energy infrastructure that on Friday report of Amazon's involvement in the project.

Before this year, Amazon had powered its data centres with electricity from traditional utilities, which usually show on a combination of fossil fuel generation and share energy sources. Mr. Thomas said, "We continue in changing that." We're going to see an explosion of oil grid gas projects in Texas and elsewhere, he said.

Environmental groups said the scale of the plant would be damaging both for local air pollution and for the climate. "It's going to absolutely have a huge impact on the environment, and on public health," said Kathryn Gupta, a campaign director at Public Citizen, a corporate watch dog that has opposed data centre projects.

While the plant is permitted to release about 50 million tonnes of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere each year, facilities don't usually emit the maximum amounts allowed under these permits. Still, the permits provide the plant with ample room to exceed the emissions of the most polluting plant in the United States, the coal-burning lames 45. Millie B. Power Plant in Quinton, Alabama, which meets about 40 million tonnes of carbon dioxide a year.

Coal lames detour than gas per unit of electricity generated. However, Amazon's planned power plant is far larger in scale. Both gas- and coal-burning power plants also release energy-burning pollutants that can contribute to heart disease, asthma and other health problems.

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Most Americans want more oversight of social-media companies: poll

JASON CAMDEN COURTNEY REZEN WASHINGTON

A bipartisan majority of Americans support more government rules for how social-media companies conduct business, including a requirement of age verification tools to keep younger children off social media, according to a Reuters News poll.

The poll, which was conducted over the six days ending Aug. 3, comes as companies like Meta Platforms Inc. and Google's YouTube face mounting legal pressure over their treatment of young users.

A trial is expected to begin on Wednesday over allegations by state prosecutors that Meta designed its products to addict young users.

Meta, which thinks the allegations, says it could face up to $350, a million in penalties if the states prevail.

A New Mexico state court on Thursday separately ordered Meta to pay $10,000 million to make a turn mental health fund and change how its platforms function for young users, after finding the company is to blame for burning children's wellbeing. Both companies also also under increasing scrutiny by lawmakers across the U.S. for their illicit air youth. Now than a dozen states have passed laws regulating minors' social media access, saying it is needed to bolster their safety within 30 days.

NetEvooc, a trade group backed by social-media giants such as Meta, TikTok and Snap, has sued to stop laws requiring approvals (the ages of their users, it argues with how violate free speech protection).

Some to get sent of poll respondents including type cent of Democrats and to get cent of Republicans – said social-media companies, and former oversight support among independent one lower as many of them said they were unsure where they stood.

The poll also found 60 per cent

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support laws that would require social-media companies use age verification tools to keep children under age in from accessing their platforms.

Support was highest among Republicans, with 24 per cent making the idea, compared with 66 per cent of Democrats.

'SOMEDODY'S LOT TO DO IT'

James Rosander, a 60-year-old mechanical engineer from Tennessee who voted for Republican President Donald Trump in the long election, said he mostly wants the U.S. government to have a smaller mix on American's lives, but that cracking down on social-media companies is an exception.

"Somebody's got to do it," he said, referring to voting restrictions on social media for kids. "Is it the government's job? I don't want it to be. I think maybe it should be."

The U.S. Congress has so far not passed legislation aimed at protecting kids on social media. An overwhelming majority of Americans – 16 per cent – think social media can be addictive for children, and a similar share think it can can be harmful for their mental health, the Reuters/Spess poll found. Washington resident Christopher Chen, 34, said he thinks social-media companies have an outlaid influence on teens, adding that the such items have too much control over what their users are on their ages.

"I don't know what the regula-

tion looks like, but something needs to be done by the governors to protect the people," said Mr. Chen, who voted for Mr. Trump's own Democratic approach. Kainala Harris.

Paula Dick, 75, said social-media companies would do a better job keeping kids away from on appropriate content, adding that there should be more government oversight of the ages they use. Mr. Dick said she doesn't allow her grandchildren to use YouTube when she watches them. But they have found ways to access it anyway. Ms. Dick, who lives in Kansas, voted for Mr. Trump in 2024.

"They have workaholistic to get around. Maybe that their parents have got on their phones," she said. "They're pretty smells-

gent when it comes to that."

USERS LIKE SOCIAL MEDIA

But Americans also say they like social media a lot, with 75 per cent saying their time spent on the platforms in fun, while only 14 per cent say it stressed them out. People are split on whether they are vending it, with 14 per cent saying they spend too much time every day on social media, and 42 per cent saying that's not the case.

The Reuters/Spess poll, which was conducted online, surveyed a 2nd U.S. adult and had a margin of error of two percentage points in either direction.

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CHINA JULY FACTORY-GATE INFLATION EASES TO THREE-MONTH LOW, CPI SLOWS, OFFICIAL DATA SHOW

SLOWS China's producer price inflation eased more than expected in July to its weakest in three months, while consumer inflation also ended, official data showed on Sunday, a global energy prices return of $1.4 billion in U.S.-based war against Iran.

China's leaders, confronting a two-speed economy of strong

factory output and reports but weak domestic demand, have pledged to bolster growth by accelerating fiscal spending on already budgeted infrastructure projects through year-end.

"Armest oil prices, combined with weakening domestic demand both consumer and producer price inflation in July to come in below expectations.

Oil price trends remain uncertain, meaning their impact on inflation is also likely to be uncertain," said Zhaoping Xing, ABC's senior China strategist.

"On the demand side, the effect of faster fiscal spending in the second half of the year is likely to be felt with a lag of about one-quarter. No maximum our view that inflation will

follow an M-shaped trajectory this year."

The producer price index rose 24 per cent from a year earlier in July. National Bureau of Statistics data showed, raising from 44 per cent in June to its lowest in three months. It was below economists' expectations for a 20-per-cent increase in a Reuters poll.

The over consumer price index, which excludes volatile costs for food and energy, rose 0.9 per cent on year, food prices fell 14 per cent. From the previous month, CPI edged down 0.9 per cent, compared to 0.9 per cent in the first year, gain and after a 0.9 per cent dip in June.

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Landmark crypto bill advances in U.S. Senate

The move suggests Senate Republicans believe they may yet be able to wrangle the 60 votes needed for the bill to pass

BREAKINGTON

U.S. Senate Majority Leader John Thune moved on Saturday to advance a major bill that would create a regulatory framework for cryptocurrencies which, if passed, would mark a huge victory for U.S. President Donald Trump and the crypto industry.

Mr. Thune, a Republican, early Saturday morning filed to set up a key procedural vote on the Clarity Act when the Senate returns from its August recess in mid-September, potentially paving the way for a full floor vote on the bill, according to the U.S. Senate Price-Collins website.

A decision suggests Senate Republicans makes believe they may yet be able to wrangle the 60 votes needed for the bill to pass, despite continued opposition by many Democrats. Currently, the bill needs the support of at least eight Democrats and all of the Senate's voting Republicans for it to pass.

The legislation would give the crypto industry its first comprehensive federal raidsouk, defining when digital tokens are securities or commodities and which regulation oversee them. Crypto companies say the act is necessary to provide legal clarity for the industry and could potentially boost the adoption of cryptocurrencies.

The passage of the Clarity Act would also hand Mr. Trump a second major crypto policy who also set upne a bill supporting dollar-backed tokens known as stablecoins into low-last year, even as firms exist say his family's own crypto goal to create a conflict of interest.

The crypto industry spent more than US$10.9 million backing pro-crypto candidates in the 2024 election hoping to advance the Clarity Act and stablecoins law.

Passage of the bill would be a blow for banks, which have fought to limit language that would allow crypto companies to effectively compete for bank deposits by offering rewards on customer-stablecoin holdings.

Mr. Trump, who started crypto cash on the campaign trail and whose family has profited from its own token, has prioritized crypto reform during his second administration and the White House has also been pushing hard for the bill. Reuters reported.

Mr. Trump in June reported more than US$1.4 billion in income from his family's crypto ventures last year.

Democrats want more restrictions on government officials' crypto ventures, and negotiations on that aspect of the bill remain fluid.

BEUTERS

Berkshire Hathaway accelerates buybacks, lowers cash stake as profit tops forecasts

JONATHAN STEWELL

Berkshire Hathaway Inc. said it began reducing its enormous stockpile of cash in the second quarter, investing billions of dollars in stocks such as Alphabet and repurchasing billions of its own, as it reported higher than expected profit.

The conglomerate said on Saturday it repurchased US$4.2 billion of its own stock between April and June and over US$1.9 billion more in Italy, accelerating repurchased began in March following a nearly two-year hiatus.

Berkshire also bought nearly US$10.6 billion more stocks than it sold, ending 14 straight quarters as a net seller of shares.

Purchases included a US$10.9 billion addition to an already-large investment in Alphabet, the parent of Google and YouTube, which is now one of its largest stock holdings.

Quarterly operating profit rose at per cent to US$0.249 billion, keeping analyst forecasts, as improvement at the BNW and the BNW's annual business record during the NetEch history plane unit and TTI electronic components distributor helped offset weakness at the Gaeo auto insurer. Net income more than doubled to US$0.247 billion, including unrealized gains and losses on stocks that Omaha, Rich-Juneel Berkshire still owns. Berkshire urges investors to ignore the resulting volatility.

Revenue, which had been beginning, rose to per cent to US$0.01.16 billion.

Berkshire said "considerable uncertainty" remains about macroeconomic and geopolitical events, including tariffs and rams. Rules said killing demand at consumer businesses, including its 675 car and truck dealerships, Fruit of the Loom underwear and Forest River RV's reflects changes in consumer confidence.

The quarter was the second since Greg Abel became Berkshire's chief executive, succeeding Warren Buffett, who remains chairman.

Investors and analysts have been eager to see how Mr. Abel's approach to managing Berkshire's capital differs from that of Mr. Buffett, who had difficulty deploying cash toward the end of his 65 years at the helm of the US$1.12 million conglomerate.

Berkshire ended June with US$0.24.7 billion of cash, down from a second US$10.6.2 billion three months earlier. Its policy allows buybacks when the stock price is below intrinsic value, as "conservatively determined" by Mr. Abel after consultation with Mr. Buffett.

Last month, Mr. Buffett, who turns 60 on Aug. 30, told CNBC he remains involved in Berkshire's decision-making, and studies he met Mr. Abel were doing anything that the stock market approved of Berkshire's market capitalization is close to 1.3 times book value, or assets minus liabilities.

The pace of stock repurchases is comparable with Mr. Buffett's peak pace early this decade.

Berkshire's US$0.69 billion of operating profit equaled about US$0.078 for each Class A share, and rose from US$0.16 billion a year earlier.

The US$0.69 billion of net income was about US$17.3M for every Class A share, and rose from US$13.27 billion. Berkshire's Class A shares are up 1 per cent this year, trailing the Standard & Poor's 100's 19 per cent gain. The shares have lagged the index by 40 percentage points since Mr. Buffett announced in May, 2026, he was stepping down as chief executive.

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German exports to China fell more than 12 per cent year-on-year to just under €20 billion between January and June, preliminary data from state-run agency Germany Trade & Invest showed on Sunday. SEAN CALUP/GETTY PHONE

German trade deficit with China grows as Beijing relies less on European imports

RENE WALDNER REELIN

Germany's trade deficit with China widened in the first half of 2025, even as the Asian power-house remained its top trade partner, preliminary data from state-run agency Germany Trade & Invest (GTAI) showed on Sunday.

German exports to China fell more than 12 per cent year-on-year to just under €20 billion between January and June, the data showed, as Chinese firms cut reliance on European imports, making China only the ninth-biggest market for German goods.

At recently as 2026, China was the second-biggest export market. That year, Germany sold China merchandise worth €24.9 billion, despite the effects of the pandemic.

Now, German manufacturing is struggling with both U.S. tariffs and Chinese competition, triggering major job cuts of business of industry such as car maker Volkswagen.

China, though, is selling more and more to Germany.

In the first half of last year, Germany ran a trade deficit of €26-billion with China. That had

swelled to some €26-billion during the same period this year.

German imports from China rose 8.6 per cent to €24.9 billion over the period. Total trade was over €24.9-billion, €26-billion more than with the United States.

China's diminishing reliance on Germany showed it is becoming more independent of Western powers and catching up

technologically, said Commerzbank economist Vincent Siemer

"The reasons for declining exports to China are the weak domestic economy and increasing [Chinese] focus on domestic value chains," said GTAI East Asia export Corinne Abels.

German firms are now producing more inside China itself, while China's property crisis and cash-strapped regional governments are curbing investment. Mr. Abels added.

Far smaller economies like

Austria and Switzerland have bought more German goods than China in 2025, the data showed.

China's diminishing reliance on Germany showed it is becoming more independent of Western powers and catching up technologically, said Commerzbank economist Vincent Siemer.

China overtook the U.S. as Germany's top trading partner in 2025 after U.S. President Donald Trump returned to the White House and launched protection of tariff policies that have eroded German exports to the United States.

The U.S. remains Germany's single-biggest foreign market, but exports there fell almost 5 per cent through June to just over €26-billion. Mr. Abels said, by contrast, German imports from the U.S. grow 7.5 per cent to nearly €26 billion.

France and the Netherlands were the next biggest export markets. Overall, German exports rose 2.7 per cent to €26-billion through June as global growth large outpits flowing.

But the "Made in Germany" brand must still reinvent itself," said Commerzbank's Mr. Siemer.

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Fixing the dream of $10-a-day child care

Canada should adopt a dual-track system, with subsidized spaces for Families in need

PARISA MANBUDBI TINETING DIANG

OPINION

Parisa Mahbubbi is an associate director of research at the C.E. House Institute, where Tingling Zhang serves as a policy analyst

Many parents are signing their children up for day care—can turn before they are born. Even that is not always early enough. Some data are serious now: many pregnant mothers that try the time they call, they are already too late, as they have filled all available sports and work lists continues to grow.

The federal government has given over 50,000 people subsidizing and creating thousands of child-care spaces, reducing fees and improving worker wages. As a result, child-care costs have dropped to 10% in 2017, whereas, finding regulated child care is a struggle. That's the control part of a loss of Canada's five-a-day childcare plan. It has made care more affordable, but low accessible.

Rather than relying solely on a single overloaded model of care, Ottawa should adopt a dual-track child care system similar to Quebec's subsidized, regulated childcare spaces for families more in need, combined with a refundable, income-trend tax credit for the first year. The cost is now standard care. Effective policy requires moving forward, over-esterified for reduction and reengineering, to different families have different child-care needs.

The Canada-Wide Early Learning and Child Care system, announced in 2017, has delivered an affordable, high-prevention and tortoises new offer a significant proportion of regulated child care for 10 a day or less for children under the age of six, while the remaining previous — British Columbia, Alberta, Ontario, New Brunswick and Nova Scotia — have reduced fees by about half. Families who secure a space are saving thousands of dollars annually.

But lower fees have driven demand for better than supply can expand. As the company, more than 1,000 people in town, are including many who previously worked on internet arrangements. The system has not kept up, and too many families simply cannot get to an 80% number of lives. Licensed spaces remains well before the federal target of 20,000 by

Difficulty in arranging child care for children 5 and under the next, by previous, 2019 in 2015.

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To advise for a participation ratio of mothers aged 25 to 54 whose youngest child is 5 and under

the next, by previous, 2019 in 2015

March of this year. At the same time, staffing shortages have limited control capacity to expand, even when funding is available, low vacancies for early childhood educators remain well above pre-pandemic levels. Low wages and limited benefits have led to high turnover across the sector.

What was already a challenge of access has become more acute as loss dropped. In 2016, more than three-quarters of child-care centres reported having an active number. By 2018, nearly half of parents using child care reported difficulty finding care, up from 20 per cent in 2016.

OFFER BANDS

The shortage is especially severe for families working outside standard office hours. Even if the 10 percent of licensed centres offer evening or weekend care, even though nearly two in five parents

Appropriateously lower income and single-parent house holds with substantial losses. For them, child care that aligns with work schedules is necessary. The program's economic proof has also fallen short. The rationale for subsidized child care is that it encourages maternal employment, boosting the economy and generating less revenues that at least partially offset the initial subsidy costs.

Quebec's model demonstrated that subsidized child care can significantly reduce costs for number of mothers who are employed when it is meaningfully lower. It is not a result. In the United States, the number of mothers with young children was 33 percentage points lower than in the rest of Canada. Over time, however, Quebec moved ahead of the national average by approximately nine percentage points, enabling a sustained survival.

More recent evidence also suggests that the benefits extend well beyond participation alone. Mothers' earnings too over time, their employment becomes more stable and the resulting increased tax revenues, alongside reduced tobacco—an income magazine, may offset a large share of the program's upfront cost over the long run.

But Quebec's experience also highlights an important lesson. The largest three-supply gains occur when child-care subsidies reach families for whom not it a genuine factor to implement. One of maternal participation rates are already high, additional universal subsidies tend to generate

are smaller gains because many recipients are already working or using paid child care.

Canada's child-care system, so far, has not produced comparable results nationally. National labour force participation rose about 27 percentage points between 2015 and 2018, but that in recent effects more than just CWLLC. Other factors, including pandemic-related labour market tightness and the loss of remote work, also drew more mothers into the work force during the period. The fiscal story tells the same tale: As above, the PCC-25 those in-stitute shows that CWLLC has generated less than 1 per cent of its cost back in tax revenue over its first three years.

Expanding child care spaces—including childcare, including work force shortages—is essential, but it will take time to deliver results. In the meantime, the more pressing problem is low governments are allowing and using funding.

As it stands, the program's failing to regain the cash and managed families, particularly low-income households that face the greatest barriers to accessing child care. Rather than offering the same heavily subsidized, the full family, government-should introduce income-trend child care. A sliding scale would ensure that lower and middle-income households receive the greatest support, while requiring higher-income families to contribute more.

Evidence shows that low-income and vulnerable families benefit most from affordable, accessible child care, both through increased national employment and improved child development.

Targeting should also extend beyond the regulated system. For families relying on private or non-standard care or those unable to access the licensed system at all, the federal government should introduce an income-trend refundable tax credit similar to Quebec's. This would help address capacity constraints, while giving families greater flexibility to choose arrangements that match their work schedules and needs.

These years in Canada's child-care plan has proved that affordability alone is not enough. Without better targeting, five-a-day child care risks becoming a well-intentioned policy that delivers too little, to the wrong people, at too high a cost.

This issue is part of the Treasury's February 14 report of group that is initially and a sliding world order. The challenge facing the federal government is to go further over studies, tortoises and interest. This series brings solutions.

What's university even for? Schools are broken, degrees worth less

JOHN THRUST-EMBAT OPINION

Contribution columnist for The Globe and Mail, a regulatory compliance consultant and a Canadian banking historian

A higher education worth at Canadians and Americans. There's a common answer: that can have's most recent Focusing Student report indicates that, in order to make the best people out of the population, up a college or university education it definitely worth it!

Just more than 20 per cent think it's seasonally needed. The public skepticism builds from them. There were per cent of Canadians poiled up it depends on the "program and school" (1 per cent indicate "costs were outweigh the benefits," and none per cent argue that the "systerics fereign."

Noterious per cent of Canadians believe "a degree is no longer in the most reliable path to a superior school." Another book says given higher education is "a clear talent." It is a calculation that will transform universities that do the credit, and break those that won't.

Higher education was always a calculation for those clandestine would be a good way to reach an adding up for many university programs, especially arts and humanities, given the tuition costs,

Median income five years postgraduation

by level of study (conjugate and stigma)

Engineering and engineering technology

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Mathematics and computer and information science

104,000

Health care

Business and administration

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Social and behavioural sciences

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Arts and humanities

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investing costs, associated student debt and weak earnings power score, graduates student, along with a lifetime of financial stress. The more tangible the skill set, the more income is generated, is Statistics Canada data shown. The median income for engineers five years postgraduation is $34,400 for arts and humanities graduates, it is more than 20 per cent less. Universities are trying to adapt. You can see it in new university buildings and spaces. As The Globe and Mail reported last week, universities, such as the

University of Alberta, "are now combining student services, classroom, collaborative work spaces, wellness rooms, event spaces and informal gathering areas under our era."

Some call it community building. Accountants will call it economic rationalization that consolidates land and building use and facilitators not cutting by intruding communities and the next service, across a wide world of the student help while shrinking the mix of university departments. Behind the new community

nity facades, the financial wreckage can't be missed.

In 1967, three-quarters of the previously public postsecondary institutions have expected to run operating losses during the next three years, according to the EC Federation of Students. Easily benefit have topped a cost, and almost ten programs have been "cut, passed or suspended."

Using into acut, Ontario universities were collectively running a $10 billion annual deficit. Ontario's provincial government offered transitional relief in its North budget, obliging public to pay professors by pulling an estimated 50 per cent of the fee, and firm Ontario allocated to the post-secondary system over the next five years from its student grant program. The message from Queen's Park to Ontario's universities is got your financial houses in order but 70 students, it is be prepared to pay.

Quebec universities face simi-

The extensive surface in the United States, where some university trustees and administrators are not being endorsement funds, should it money meant to raise student scholarships or specific research to finance operating budgets. Dozens are starting to use for temporary use of funds, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Some university programs are part of the business's out of the market.

Foreign students were, for several years, a temporary solution to

the fiscal woes of Canadian universities. They came with big changes, little access to student housing and the expectation of winning students, and increasing it wasn't sustainable or politically palatable.

Ontario can turn back foreign students today while growing government and local authorities. The other way when universities come begging because the university began with the public schools.

The 85% part part of our controls. It is also value-paid programming that forms aligns with tough with what the market rewards. That doesn't mean the end of human philosophy. But arts, social age or the humanities more generally find it should mean embracing such people with the expanded courses in math, finance, science, business and technology (especially artificial intelligence), which help students experience the practical relevance of a liberal arts education in common. And help the new postgraduation.

Just as importantly, the new math of a university degree means investing heavily in postgraduate student services that are not only a student, but a student-men's opportunity that can lift foreign students of three-quarters by at the bottom of the graduate income ladder.

The era of sending arts and humanities graduates into the world around the world, and the building. Universities that accept it will allow its today's culture of prosperity.

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Once dependent on a paper mill, a Maine town moves on

Still trying to figure out what it is without the factory. Madison is another example of a small town dependent on a shrinking industry

STACFF FRED

The state of Maine is about to put one forest and has an 1700q job. Just forestry industry. Besides logging, papermaking has always been a large part of that. At that industry's height, there were 30 paper mills in the state. Today, there are six.

The paper mill in Madison, a rugged town of about a 70,000 square miles west of our uncommon to our trucks stacked with large coming and going, shut down to 1200. For more than a century, the mill, home to Madison Paper Industries, had been responsible for a majority of the town's good quality, in the middle. Before the company was being retained in 1000, partly because of the decline in paper sales, the mill still made up at 1000, and the town was in a 1000.

When it closed, no one was surprised. The mill was in a 1000,000 square miles, and Madison Paper Industries, made out of the 1000 paper and the New York Times for insects, struggled too.

"The handwriting was on the wall, so it wasn't a shock," said Nick Vennett, who had worked for a year at Madison Paper, and was owned by a joint venture of CPM-Kennedy and Northern Oil Paper, a subsidiary of the Times.

"But it was said in the more than 100,000,000 square miles west of the state of Maine," Mr. Vennett added. "And it was devastating to the town."

A decade later, Madison is still trying to figure out what it is without the paper mill, another example of a small town, depended on an 1000,000 square mile, and a shrinking industry that's had a rough good in the way, and the mill's new owner has struggled to receive manufacturing in the town, a sign of just how hard it is to make things you a large scale in the State of Maine when manufacturing jobs across all industries have been scarce.

Timberliff acquired the defunct paper mills since 1982 ("Mala, an architect and Joshua Henry, a chemist, paid 1000, a mill

Workers stand on the production floor of the Timberliff facility in Madison, Me., in June. Timberliff acquired the defunct paper mill in 2015, refurbishing the 600,000 square-mile plant into one making wood fibre installation panels, cross-knob and cross-knob from 1000.

lion to buy the two, two square-foot plant and refurbish it into one making wood fibre installation panels from wood chips and other wood waste.

The move seemed like a win for both the community, who kept a new employer and big taxpayer, and Timberliff, which got the wood from Maine's forestry industry and had access to seasoned manufacturing workers. Wood fibre installation, a product that is made in Europe but had not been produced in the United States until Timberliff came along, could also address America's much-needed housing construction and sustainable building efforts the company said.

The founders said they wanted to help revitalize Madison. Both grew up in working class towns - Mr. O'Mala at Belfast, Inc., and Mr. Henry in Pittsburgh - and they wanted to replace most, if not all, the best paper mill still.

But seven-year later, keeping the doors open at Timberliff hasn't been easy. The pandemic started supply chains, delaying deliveries on things the company needed to refurbish the mill, such as copper and transformers. A few years later, soaring in Belfast and construction delays stemming from those disruptions slowed the devio

cement of Timberliff's production lines - enabling the company to make only two products instead of the three originally planned.

And, broadly, the difficulty of keeping the plant alive and not repurten a disastrous of the jobs it once supported highlights the hurdles to a manufacturing several that policy makers from the local level in the White House say they want to encourage.

The founders tried to sell Timberliff without success. Bardened by debt and running out of cash, the company filed for Chapter 6 bankruptcy in 2016, 10:1333, Mr. Henry left abruptly last fall. He said the Times he was legally "really not allowed to talk about who I left."

Timberliff's challenges were mostly related to money. Despite saving 1000,000 million in two third-party rounds and also to cutting 1000 million in grants from the state, it wasn't enough to weather the storms the pandemic had cut off.

Venture capital funding wasn't an option because those investors were used to making returns that were orders of magnitude more than their investments in technology companies and other fast-growing firms. Manufacturing wasn't that.

"Various wants those really wanted to

turn," said Mr. O'Mala, now the company's CEO.

The company was running out of cash, Mr. O'Mala said. Even if more than a year in 1000, it was not a long time ago. Timberliff's products, like wood fibre boards.

"Chapter 6 is what's going on," Mr. O'Mala said, referring to legal fees and rent financing while still having to remain operational.

Sam Bigler, an early investor in Timberliff whose extended family businesses include those real estate development firms, placed that businessman "turned into a donation."

She, he said he believed in what the company was trying to do. Bigler's construction company is using Timberliff products for a large affordable home price.

In 2016, Timberliff paid about 1000m, made in 2000, the town of Madison. It was something, but it was still "a lot cry from the 10-1 million Madison Paper Industries paid in 2016," said Tom Curtis, the state's contract town manager.

In November, Timberliff announced it was out of bankruptcy. Since then, the company said the town have started to find their footing. The company has about 10 employees, about half its original goal.

Timberliff is also finding some success. Its products are being used on a multilamirly project by Arents Housing, a Maine-based affordable housing provider, Amazon is using its products in an Elkhart, Ind., delivery station, a 1.8 ha for the McLeod Parish Data Center in Louisiana, and D.K. Horton, the nation's largest homebuilder, is using Timberliff's insulation on town houses on the mid-Atlantic.

The company also is being supported by a construction from 1000 infrastructure, a clean energy investor, and other investors and finance partners including MacBook and the Finance Authority of Maine.

Enhance the town's manufacturing future seems hopeful for now. Madison is still coping with buying an industry that had been the 1000s out of the town. People still speak of the mill's loss and had been the passing of a living living. The net is real investment, given, but I could have just stood there and stood." Mr. Vennett said about its closing.

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Grid: Ottawa pushes domestic manufacturing as supply chains struggle to respond

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Recognizing this, Ottawa is born to create domestic manufacturing, What's happening in Varnness and Candue: revolution's possible 'star-like the limits' from on how fast supply chains can respond.

The power grid consists of bulk transmission systems that move power over long distances through high-voltage power lines, and local distribution systems that deliver at a lower voltage to home, manufacturing plants and other users.

Transformers regulate these voltage shifts, and are found to create certain throughout the grid. They range from huge power transformers installed in major substations, to the familiar pick-up models found in neighborhoods across the country.

Bituels makes the whole planet; in Varnness plant is dedicated to larger units such as four it built for the recently completed Champion Hudson Power Express, a two-kilometer interconnection between Quebec and New York.

The first of the plant of transformers hasn't changed much in well-most than a century. To be there have been constant improves units with the goal of making units more efficient and compact. The muters for the other plant, which also bridges can only accommodate transformers up to certain dimensions and weight.

'Our tolerances are plus or minus one millimetre,' Bituels's Varnness factory manager Louis-François Choustard said.

The manufacturing process begins with a large number of machines, which are often drawn of high-grade, mad together into elaborate formations. In a separate area, window make the intricate radial assemblies that, together with the core, change voltages of electrical current.

Bituels can't simply share our通信 call units. In customers, which include large utilities such as Hydro-QoNet and Hydro-Ton, each have their own customized specification, from the voltage of their networks to how many decibels of some a transformer is allowed to produce—and thus how Hitachi will monitor its customers' covering (known as the 'road').

Transformers are essentially overcrowded of temperatures up to ten degrees Celsius, while large units would be used to reduce the relative humidity of components. Once removed from the autoclave, a large digital clock above the plant flows under counting. The transformers gain almost uniform, towards within the plant, so that assembly must be completed.

A soldier works on a tank that will contain a transformer. Transformers regulate voltage shifts throughout the power grid, from major substations to pick-up units in neighbourhood, except commonly in state and area.

and quickly. This is heavy work - a tank's placing can be thicker than an software or's built. High- a few extra hours, and additional moisture might cause the unit to fail high-voltage testing.

Hitachi currently stops its transformers to a security trade—Quebec (judge for taxing, but it is building a 15,000-square-metre, 8-pound-lines not lab in Varnness. The federal and Quebec governments each contributed 5-6% million.

On the other hand, of the plant, a separate 20-5-million addition will house new production lines, which Carlo Fracci, to, managing director of Hitachi Energy's Canduke division, said will be used to nearly triple the site's capacity to manufacture transformers.

A large transformer can weigh systems—that's before adding large volumes of oil that serve as an insulator—to the plant's foundations require ownership to go in rather thick reinforced with its bar.

Finding our new skilled workers is equally daunting. Workers, for instance, require vast knowledge about how contaminants and humidity could degrade or rain the product. It can take five years to analyze the yield—more factors.

The Varnness plant's installation federal, and you have to have a very good technical mind, coupled with a certain brief and craftsmanship, said Hitachi Energy's new decision manager Alex Cox. 'It's a long journey to become a master winner.'

The Varnness expansion is just one of

dozens across Hitachi's global operations. It is building in the U.S. as well, ensuring Utilag-million to expand a transformer plant at North Boston, Va., adding 8½ jobs. A new plant is being constructed in Gujarat, India.

In State, Hitachi bought a long-time supplies. London, Ont-based Candue Group, a pre-employee manufacturer of transformer insulation kits. Insulation of ten comes in the form of cardboard, but the company's machinery is now in the business, which hasn't the parent wood blows, are highly prized. Mr. Choustard said, it's high-voltages, any reputation - such as炊具 of conductors minerals or moisture.

Because it's so difficult to ship large transformers, domestic manufacturers enjoy usable advantages in their local markets, but with delivery times growing, Hitachi is at risk of losing more North American business to competitors, which include GE Ventures, HP Hyundai Electric and Siemens Energy.

But Hitachi also not willing to spend billions of dollars in need demand growth that may prove ephemeral. A major constraint is finding customers 'actually willing to put up some money or the core trade with the hitachi's products'—and 'the bankable business case.' Andreas Schiermichel, Hitachi Energy's chief executive officer, said.

'Just because the government says, 'Good, Hitachi I trust that equipment.' 'trust me, that's not enough to do an

investment of half a billion dollars.'

Until five or six years ago, transformer plants were people in excess capacity. Carpenters and receive orders within eight to six months. Plants were closing.

'The business went empty,' he said. 'You could hardly fill a shift.'

Consequently, manufacturing are reluctant to expand more than 10,000-acre construction for future orders from their customers. In the U.S., the Department of Energy has warned that 'manufacturers are unwilling to take expansion investment risk without medium or long-term financial support and awareness.'

Said Mr. Schiermichel, the Varnness, we have a good customer base who has discussed what they need for the need for to: 10 years or even longer, signed up the framework agreements, and there we have invested.

India know faces similar constraints as it expands into manufacturing and utility towers. Wood poles, its speciality, are rarely used for major transmission projects. But CEO Eric Vachon said that in recent years, customers began acquiring 10,000 new shipping stores than past treated wood products.

'Our customer said, 'If you gain living the same qualities to the table with stool that you do with wood, and you can be right to buy a house to distribute and help in better erosion on our projects we think of it to a good deal.'

Netflix-loves responded last year by buying Carvedil Inc., a family owned firm that operated the 350-employee Candue plant. For 8.6-million, it immediately upgraded much of the equipment at a cost of 16-million. When the upgraded plant comes within its league, production is a party will double to 10,000 tonnes a year, and in more workers will be needed.

Netflix-loves, however, are now in record who, in September, from 8.6-million and 10,000-employees, from 8.6-million and 10,000-employees, from 8.6-million and 10,000-employees, from 8.6-million and 10,000-employees, from 8.6-million and 10,000-employees, from 8.6-million and 10,000-employees, from 8.6-million and 10,000-employees.

'Our order book for your and our 10th bill,' he said. 'We're selling capacity now into 2020 to 2025.'

Mr. Vachon said he's not worried about keeping up with demand for wood-poles—production for those can ramp up rapidly. But until twenty, are another matter.

The 2020's brand is now in the same category, if I have to ballpark it, it's probably 8.6-million to 16-million in investments. Mr. Vachon said, 'And the question is going to be: What is my guarantee that I'm going to get the orders to justify my investment?'

Bitcoin: Lawyers assess potential litigation over Coinkite attacks

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His firm matches customers of cryptocurrency companies who are the country and don't want to wait years for the claims or recovery process to run its course with buyers, such as large-distressed investment firms. The victims forbid their claims to exchange for a portion of the cash upfront. The buyers then pursue the claim, or Partners receives a percentage of the transaction value, similarly to how real estate agents are compensated for breaches.

Until the collapse of Sam Runkman (truth cryptocurrency) exchange FTA, distressed cryptocurrency claims were a side business for Mr. Brand.

'FTA was a measure of claims, but the situation in the period this year majority of our time on it,' he said.

Mr. Brand said his firm is not currently looking to buy claims to be market victims because the situation is 'as fresh,' but he felt the three years is doing so in the future.

'It's takes five or 10 years for recovery, and they still haven't found the interest and theory litigation. But the claims are the same, and they are going to be the future,' he said.

claims, okay. Yes. We would definitely consider buying claims if it made some later down the line. And after two of 3,000 cases we help people organize?' he said.

Lower at Toronto-based WinFrolich LLP say they have been contacted by victims of the Coinkite attacks who cumulative to four millions of dollars.

'We are presently assessing potential litigation and investigation steps as part of what might become a broader asset recovery procedure.' Recipients: Radhgata Kachwasa-Nandhile, just kind of WinFrolich, said in an e-mail.

There are two potential avenues for legalization, according to the lawyers. One option is to use Coinkite for selling a defective product, which known as a product liability lawsuit, or to break off conduct or negligence. However, bringing a claim against Coinkite risks bankrupting the company.

The other legal avenue is to trace the movement of the riskier known and try to house the hands when the hackers attempt to exchange them into the currency.

'The challenge here, given the face-makers who in house spend the thousands of dollars on the to find sufficient realizable funds to make recovery pathways via-

ble for the victims. At the end of the day, that's what matters,' Mr. Radhgata and Mr. Nandhile said. Ashley Gadowslow, a British crypto recovery lawyer at Edmonds Marshall McMahon, who has studied the bitcoin stolen from Coinkite users, said the percentages will eventually have to convert the bitcoin into another currency.

There are two potential avenues for legal action, according to the

lawyers. One option is to use Coinkite for selling a defective product, which is known as a product liability lawsuit, or for breach of conduct or negligence.

'We intend to be ready when they try,' he said in an e-mail. The Coinkite attack has scheduled through several waves, rather than as a single event hackers have taken advantage of a vulnerability in the cash used for some of the company's cash and hackers. The cash is a very hard phrase, which act like many keys for the without hard

phrase are strings of 12 or 14 words, throats from a standard dual 16 of a call (public words.

'Send phrases are means to be generated with a high degree of randomness, but a coding error introduced in zero bypassed a dedicated random number zero curve on Coikard wallets and made them much easier to pass. Since the hack, Coinkite has issued a software patch that fixes the error, but it requires users to generate new card phrases and transfer their bitcoin to newly generated digital addresses. We continue to use card and phrase numbers vulnerable.

'We take full accountability for the firmware bug and we offer our stricter packages to those of forced 96 costmax to work up 7 to randomness and fully copy the results of the issue,' Radhgata said, chief executive officer of Coinkite, said he spent 48 h after the initial wave of attacks.

Now from board claims. Research said today in a post as it's that it had 'high-confidence' that hackers had stolen at least 1/10 bitcoin, worth more than 500 million, with total hours likely exceeding 1500-yr-million (1000-million). The company said it was not selling a separate attack patterns.

Mr. Brand has previously run

into his own legal trouble. In 2012, a Delaware court board that he had used trade from a receivership for revenue of financial funds, which was the company's company's first 50 years' record. He said that the market by his track record working in the distressed investment community, including with some of the largest firms in the space.

The 50-year period, 2012, was 1.5 million, and 1.5 million, was 1.5 million.

'I'm probably like the last person you ever want to run a receivership or bankruptcy, since I wouldn't have to have a new organization to work the planet,' he said. He added that he stands by his track record working in the distressed investment community, including with some of the largest firms in the space.

The company's first 50 years' file (like they have little hope of recovering the bitcoin stolen from their Coikard wallets, even if the attackers are caught.

'The money's gone,' said Jonathan Goodman, a Toronto-based law firm that's more than 10.6-million worth of bitcoin. 'Maybe it's on 100 sticks that are buried in the ground somewhere for somebody to go and get a copy of the 50-year period.' He said that the get out of jail, 10 maples it's just gone. Who knows?'

Unifor: Ford contract sets standard for negotiations with GM, then Stellantis

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'The key issue and focus for the course will be on 100% investment commitment to the Canadian operations, and that obviously means getting GM to get out running again,' said Jim Stanford, who served for more than 10 years as an investment partner. 'We're lucky with the fact, and who currently runs the Center for Future Work in Vancouver.'

Shooting long-term investment guarantees from Canadian automakers is not straightforward given the impact. Mr. Trump's trade war has had on their operations. The Detroit Thies—Stellantis, Ford Motor Co. and GM—have had to move upward in the 2000s, and to make a nice 2000 year, but off those needs of workers and contractors supply chains.

In Canada alone, more than 5,000 units are assembly and auto parts workers have lost jobs on production channels in British south, according to data fromSTellantis Canada. GM also cut in third shift at the 50-years plant in January this year, resulting in roughly 500 jobs lost, string-breasted demand and an 'exciting' sales, just twenty per cent.

Unifor went too to run in bargaining with Ford last month, locking in annual wage increases if a per cent over a three-year contract, and gradually, getting the automakers to agree to a pathway to full employment of its chilerish Assembly plant by January. That plant had been closed for an electric vehicle retrolling since 1992, leaving 2000 units and 1100 times the same year. Ford and other U.S. automakers ended that from almost 10% less after the second Trump adminis-

tration withdrew the EV tax credit, completely spending plans for factories that had been eroded in transmission EVs.

In May, Ford received a 5/10-million government grant from Ottawa to produce super-duty trucks and set up a social energy facility. Approximately 4,000 Ford workers are expected to be job-working again later this year.

Two sources with knowledge of Ford Unifor negotiations said that the guarantee from Ford that it would eventually bring an 2,000 workers' bill to the plant is suggest that U.S. automakers are still willing to invest in Canada despite the heavy cost of the tariffs. The source also said that the Ford did not a strong momentum for the minor going down to the 2000s, and was with GM, and then Stellantis.

The 'Unifor is not running, but sources because they are not au-

thorized by their employees to speak about the negotiations.

Unifor now prefers bargaining with the United Times, including that they will see the Ford store front as a standard to negotiate with GM and then Stellantis. The Ford agreement is the security provision included the renewal of a no-closure agreement, and commitments to the company should shift at the Essex engine plant in Waukesha, Ont. by 2009.

Mr. Stanford noted that companies tended to hold invest in the network for litigation, as would have been surprising for GM to announce their plans for GMU before getting to the table because they want to use the 50-years of a possible investment in GMU to have more bargaining. The company's plan is now going to be a challenging negotiations around investment commitment,' he added.

Sony Leak, a retired autoweeker from Ottawa and member of the Unifor Local car chapter, said that the company's plan was to take the Unifor-UK bargaining committee would be able to get the company to commit to more jobs and lower factory closures.

'Every negotiation we see our union outing that have unimpeachable potential from the company, but every few years, we see the number of auto jobs declining. The language is always conditional,' he said.

The company's agreement in the auto assembly sector has decided over the past decade, according to data from Unifor and Statistics Canada, a function of outsourcing and an EV transition that failed to rationalize in a 2000s. The company's budget is 35,000 units, and it is 30,000 units assembly workers in Canada currently, down to per cent from 2010.

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Energetics: Canada works to build capacity as munitions supplies tighten

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But as the wars in Ukraine and Iran put pressure on munitions supplies worldwide, Canada is also one of several North Atlantic Treaty Organization members working on either starting or increasing production in existing factories producing the military-grade chemical compound are increasingly unable to accept new orders.

Estimates put the number of top-millimetre artillery shells used each day in Ukraine in the thousands, if not tens of thousands. Each of those shells contains a charge bag system that requires roughly 15 kilograms of propulsion and, then, a significant amount of nitrocellulose, according to a U.S. Department of War report. However, decades of industrial consolidation and atrophy have left many countries' industries in disrepair, and now they are scrambling to build capacity in support of Ukraine, and to become more self-reliant in an increasingly tense and political environment.

"We all do not see safety of supply," Mr. Brough said.

"Everybody takes that for granted. God forbid a larger conflict kicks off. All those chains of supply, most likely, the countries that actually hold on to those will start to take their hold."

In February, Ottawa singled out nitrocellulose in its Defence Industrial Strategy as one of the materials it wants to produce at home, without hitting on other countries' supplies. Then, in March, it gave General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems – Canada, a subsidiary of the U.S. defence company, $9.9 million out of its first-fifteen strategy fund to build a nitrocellulose facility by year.

Mr. Brough sat on the sidelines watching as Ottawa placed its initial fleet to solve a sovereign supply issue on a U.S. subsidiary whose supply chain is intertwined with facilities, which of the leader. He he wasn't deterred.

"There is certainly room for probably three or four of these fa-

Estimates put the number of 135-millimetre artillery shells used each day in Ukraine in the thousands, if not tens of thousands. REUTERS

CellCore CEO David Brough is making sure that not only is his company Canadian but also his supply chain, in response to Ottawa's call to build at home. AARON HENNING/THE SECRET AND MAIL

cilities in order to be able to supply the globe and continue that global supply chain," he said.

CellCore aims to be one of them.

He flas-based nitrocellulose approach uses a byproduct called flas straw that Prairie farmers will typically either try to work back

into the soil or take into piles and burn, according to a guide by the Flas Council of Canada. Depending on rainfall and seeding totals, the council says, the Prairie can produce 200,000 to 1,000,000 tonnes of salvage after oilseed/flas straw annually.

Amin Rafsaigharemi, chief

science officer at CellCore, is sourcing that straw from producers to supply the company's R&D and, eventually, help fulfill its production goal of 6,000 tonnes of nitrocellulose every year. "Mantsoho, Saskatchewan and Alberta, these are three provinces that produce less of flas, and they are all underutilized."

Mr. Brough said CellCore will also use dissolvable wood pulp from a Canadian producer, together with the flas, to make its nitrocellulose. The company plans to put down in the ground for its facility sometime in September, and Mr. Brough is confident in its ability to start production by 2028.

With contracts already in place, he's also banking on the world seizing Canada as an attractive source for energetics.

"Canada has the opportunity to really solve a significant portion of that supply problem for the allied network, if it chooses to do so," said Robert Dammick, CEO of Patriot Forge Corp., an open-die-logging company that makes components used in artillery.

Part of that Canadian solution could come in Wetzelbein County, Alta., almost an hour's drive outside of Edmonton. It's a wide county that takes about an hour and, shall be drive across from end to end, has a population of roughly 12,000 and has long been dependent on the oil and gas industry.

But those resources won't last forever, said Josh Bishop, the county's nurse.

"If you're not growing, you are doing," he said.

That's why he supports funding Energetics Inc.'s proposal to anchor a defence industrial path within the county, where the company aims to make a variety of energetics including nitrocellulose.

Hi Con, funding's CEO, said being based in Alberta, where the government is used to dealing with the petrochemical industry, has been helpful in the effort to establish a similarly complex chemical manufacturing process.

Now he's just waiting for Canadian investors to get on board. Mr. Con said he's received interest from American investors but has so far roasted their offers. He doesn't want to become yet another U.S.-owned subsidiary operating in Canada. "We'd lose sovereignty."

However, Canadian entrepreneurs aren't the only ones keeping an eye on the country's moves in the energetics market. Mr. Brough said CellCore is currently in talks with a European company about a potential partnership. Supply Energetics, a U.S.-based nitrocellulose producer co-founded by Canadian defence tech entrepreneur Eliot Pence, is also considering setting up shop in Canada, if the conditions are right.

But for now, Michael Brown, another co-founder of Supply Energetics, said the company will wait to see whether the federal government's support for the sector extends beyond the General Dynamics facility.

"There's not been much guidance given to allow us to even have a point of view on Canada quite yet."

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This strategy beat the market while offering steadier returns

The Stable Dividend portfolio gained an average of 15.4% annually over 30 years

WORKMAN BOTHLEY

WOMEN

Founder of Shepherds.com

The winter peaks in August for those who enjoy swimming in the Great Lakes while the sun shines and the water is warm. In the end market, many millions of women, with warm and relatively steady returns. They might seek out the stable Dividend portfolio and to these reasons, which are highlighted today.

On the upside, the Stable Dividend portfolio gained an average of 15.4 per cent annually over the previous through-in the end of July, 2018. In comparison, the Canadian stock market, as represented by the 1987 TUC Composite Index, climbed at an average annual rate of 15.4 per cent over the same period.

The returns herein are based on business using monthly data from Bloomberg. The market divided into the market by various factors, taxes, commission or other trading costs. The portfolios are equally weighted and rebalanced.

The portfolio began six months for stocks with the 250 largest on the Toronto Stock Exchange by market capitalization. It then becomes in on the dividend process and here an equal dollar amount of the 25% of the lowest volatility over the prior 250 days. The process was paid each month to provide the portfolio.

Volatility is a gauge of how dramatic, if a stock's price changes from day to day. (Note: technically, it's the standard deviation of a stock's daily percentage return (lagged).) It includes both the upside and downside of a stock's short-term movements.

The original portfolio can be modified to create a closely related variant that picks as stocks using volatility over the prior year rather than over the prior 250 days. The variant spread nearly identical to the other gains of stock, and it can be seen as a result of a 25% share-term movement.

Considers bad days, when stock underperforms its average returns.

The semi-variance-based variant starts with the largest 250 stocks on the TUC, which is the dividend process and then buys the 25 with the lower some variances over the prior year. The portfolio gained an average of 15.4 per cent annually over the 25 years to the end of July, which is slightly less than the volatility-based portfolio.

The third variant swaps out volatility for beta, which is a popular market measure. Beta, perhaps less simply put, is a gauge of the volatility of a stock rather than market high-level stock, might be thought of as being riskier than the market while low-beta stocks are less risky. (Note: technically, beta is calculated by comparing the variance of the returns of a stock and the returns of the market and then dividing the covariates by the variance of the returns of the market. Photo!)

Very broadly speaking, lower-note Canadian stocks show the best-money per cent of the market here offered good returns over the long-term while the high-metric stocks have performed poor. If for instance, a portfolio achieved 50% the 50 per cent of stocks with the highest rates from the 1987 to 250 stocks, the average average of 15.4 per cent annually over the 25 years to the end of July, 2018.

The beta-based variant of the Stable Dividend portfolio swaps the volatility requirement for one that picks the 25 dividend process with the lowest beta-based on data over the prior year. It actually beat the market but traded the other portfolios with an average annual growth rate of 15 per cent over the 25 years.

That version of the portfolio failed better than the market indicates the biggest downturn over the 25-year period, but it also fared worse than the other portfolios as the alternative of the also comfortable index early 2008, the financial crisis of 2008 was not the COVID-19 crash of 2008.

Great today's results, the Stable Dividend portfolio will stick with its low-volatility approach, the short-variance was a close second.

That's a little back, the original portfolio will continue to perform well through the market's scores, and it might even bend a low-note to the beach in the future.

Details on the results in the Stable Dividend portfolio and the others regularly followed at The GLOBE and WALL MONDAY have a link in the online version of this article.

With the stock market on an upward trajectory, many investors are feeling anxious about when the next big correction will come. GETTY IMAGES/BROADFASTS

Who's afraid of the bull market?

ANITA BRUMSHA

SPRINGER

Smooth-based certified financial planner of Clarity Personal Finance

For Canadian investors, rising stock marketers but good, but as the stock market continues its upward trajectory, more and more of my clients are feeling anxious, wondering when the big correction will come.

We like the slow risk-tick-lock of the roller coaster as it climbs the steep fall. When's the top? When will we plummet over the 2007? Take a the irony of a long bull market. It can make us feel anxious.

If you are experiencing intense anticipation and not the guilty roller coaster land-side, heart, there are things you can do to calm your nerves.

BERNARA A SELLING AS GIVING UP SOME CARDS, NOT USING WORST

Recent market returns have been outsized relative to history, and giving back some of these gains would bring us back to more normal returns. Even if the market goes down by 25 per cent – the difference of a four market – returns would still be above the long-term average.

Here's how to enhance a market correction. The 1987 250 index's price has risen to 250 per cent over the past three years, and the Canadian market is up by 75 per cent.

If returns over the past three years had been in-line with historic returns, your US investments would have grown by about 18 per cent instead of 15 per cent (excluding dividends, in U.S. dollars), and your Canadian money would have risen by about 25 per cent instead of 15 per cent (excluding dividends, in Canadian dollars).

Even if we have a 25 per cent decline starting today, your three-year returns would still be higher than the 25-year returns.

In summary, a four market would simply bring gains back to more normal levels.

SET YOUR EXPECTATIONS TO BE PREPARED ENJOY/ANALYST

It's one thing to see a percentage decline in

value your portfolio. It's a whole other thing to see how many dollars you have lost.

Prepare yourself by calculating the dollar amount of how much you're at events values would go down when market turn.

By favoring ahead of time when that number will be, you should be better able to find off price.

If you have $250,000 in your BBIP, a 25 per cent market decline will bring that down to $250,000, a loss of $50,000.

If this figure is going to cause you problems, then your risk tolerance might not be as high as you think it is. You need to reposition your portfolio once to make it more conservative.

During some fixed income and cash will help to maximize the volatility that remember an indication is about what's right for your time horizon and ability to emotionally withstand volatility.

Unleash the right allocation for your profile no matter what the market is doing.

PREBAKE YOUR PORTFOLIO APPROXIMATELY

Investing in stocks, for those of us holding wealth, is all about having a long time horizon. You need to be able to stay around for at least seven years.

A market sell-off can be devastating for people who are depending on that money for something specific. A down payment, their bills (attracting) before or a new car to replace the one that just hit the dam.

Ask yourself whether you are exposed to this risk of your 250, you have the wrong investments.

Any money you'll need in the next three years should be in a cash-like investment. Money you need in the medium term – four to six years – can be in a mix of stocks and bonds. Registered allocation savings. Plans need some cash if the beneficiary is heading to postsecondary school in the next two to three years. Retiree who plan to withdraw from a BBIP or BBIP in the near term should hold two to three years of withdrawal in something safe.

Money market mutual funds and high-interest savings (H's) in the fall for cash, and bond H's to GCo are great for the fixed income allocation.

Enjoy the gains in your portfolio and not cost – when the market correction comes, you'll be prepared.

Is Wealthsimple: eving prediction market expansion?

TARA BESCHAMP

Wealthsimple's newest product has given armchair investment and Canadian continued they can predict. Mother Nature, a chance to put their skills to the text that some say the business is likely after an even bigger audience.

The Toronto-based financial services company started offering prediction markets last month. The product lets customers make wagers of 15 or less on the outcome of economic financial or climate matters like what will happen at the Bank of Canada's most interest rate announcement or how many major Atlantic business companies are looking for.

But the first few weeks have some thinking. Wealthsimple might have even bigger ambivalence.

The first 1,000 years are associate professor of finance at the University of Toronto, and Walter Zolom, the Canada Research Chair in financial technology, each logged onto Wealthsimple's Profile and then found it to be more tables in who will become the next James Bond, what the score will be at home: football games and who will win the 2018

U.S. presidential election.

Canadian users can't put more means of winning their business (the country's regulation have yet to allow prediction market trading on entertainment, sports or politics, and to give can only be of benefit their outcomes not least 25 days away from being deterred).

Choking on any of the subjects revealed a need from Wealthsimple for offering to testify the user if trading becomes available.

"I think the message here is that prediction markets are here to stay, and though there are some temporary blackouts, don't worry that the contracts you can trade on are quite being because we are working on overcoming the market's and industry's building available in the future," Mr. Zolom said.

He and Mr. Martineau think that giving up new assets can be a way to get more money in trying to gauge whether there's enough consumer interest in broadening investment prediction market offerings.

"They'll try and get as much data as they can to show go back to the previous years to give what a mark," Mr. Martineau predicted. "And that's fair for them because if my objective was to grow

Wealthsimple, that's what I would do."

Asked whether that's the plan, Wealthsimple spokesperson Victoria Bolton said he are even if the the prediction market product is still in the very early stages and you now? the company is focused on the markets it currently offers. It makes others available in a view-only mode, so clients can follow along, the cash.

However, she also shared a whiteroguer. the company is based recently outlining how Wealthsimple envisions regulations around prediction markets, including sports contracts, could work in Canada.

The Canadian Investment Regulatory Organization, a national body regulating investment strategy, doesn't allow prediction market trading on entertainment, sports and politics.

Asked why it limits prediction trading to economic and climate forecasts as well as financial indicators, CEO spokesperson Katshorni offered no explanation, but said her employer continues to monitor market developments in downturns whether further regulations are required.

She declined to comment on whether Wealthsimple was finding regulations by featuring con-

trasty people can't trade on in Canada through its age.

Banadeleman, a spokesperson for follow regulation, the Canadian Securities Administration, also wouldn't comment on the matter, but said, "Canadians should avoid using platforms or trading through dollars that do not comply with Canadian securities laws, and are not registered with or accepted by a Canadian securities regulator as they present significant risks to customers because investors' assets may not be adequately safeguarded."

Securities regulation in many countries aren't on board with sports, entertainment and politics. Production markets because they think they're risky, volume, life to leader trading and better off revenues by gambling bodies, Mr. Zolom said.

South of the border, trading in Canada's financial topics may just allowed, it's on fall-mong.

When combined with cryptocurrency, the New Research Centre suggests that sports and politics made up so per cent of the global trading volume between 1987 250 and 300 year later on. Kafak, a platform Wealthsimple partnered with for its prediction market product.

Over the same span, the topics

made up so per cent of prediction market investments on Polynar-ket, a platform banned in Ontario over securities regulations.

"Sports, more solutions valued events, political events, that's the broad and limited of the prediction markets, of Kafak," of Polynar-ket. "But's where most of the volume is," Mr. Zolom said. "It's makes some that Wealthsimple would want to have a piece of that pie."

Offering expanded prediction market trading wouldn't just be a play to collect less on every way.

Mr. also a way for Wealthsimple, a growing financial services company which is increasingly becoming a challenge to Canadian marketholders to address new needs for products that involve investments will beyond 25.

"Matter that'll say, took we're not going to make any money out of this, but we can just grab some people through prediction markets and then eventually try to convert them to our Wealthsimple," Mr. Martineau said.

"Matter it is another way of marketing to try to grow their base and then try to run them in local investors through Wealthsimple."

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Tech worker, 57, earning $166,000 has a Toronto condo that's dropped in value

He worries about the future of the condo market and whether his dreams of retiring early are still possible

SARA FEEDER

FAITHROBE PROJECT

Name, age: Jason, 57

Annual income: $468,000

Debt: $68,000 car lease, $166,000 mortgage

Earnings: $395,000 in tax-free savings account (TVA's), $1,641,000 in registered retirement savings plan (RRP), $16,000 on holded in retirement account (LBA)

What he does: Product manager at a technology company

How he lives: Toronto

Top third and concerns: "As a tech worker, you have to think about your window. There's a lot of age discrimination in technology."

Jason, 57, was interested in the idea of "BEST - financial outrageousness, extra early - before he'd heard the term. Following his postsecondary studies, he lived with his parents for several years, saving money he'd otherwise be spending on living expenses.

"I pretended I was living on my own by saying, 'This is how much my rent would be, or this is how much property tax would be.'" Jason said. "It helped accelerate building my car worth."

He also had manageable student debt of less than 10,000. "I got lucky with a lot of grants and common remortality," he said.

Early in his 50s, Jason moved overseas to work for several years. He found there was more opportunities for him abroad, saying that many international companies that have offices in the United States don't also have offices in Canada.

"It accelerated my career," says Jason, who advises younger workers to be willing to move if they want to claim the hidden future. "You got a tech company on your counter and it will help you get back so many doors."

Jason would eventually like to upgrade to a townhouse, but doesn't want to find himself in a place where he's struggling to pay his bills. STOCK/CUSTOMER

JASON'S MONTHLY EXPENSES

Investment and savings: $2,413

$630 to $859: "$415 added

by my employer"

$583 to $764: "U.S. labor

family, banks, tech, Brookfield,

gold."

Invoicing debt: $2,880

$700 to $1,200 payment: "I

have a performance sports car."

$2,100 to mortgage

Household and transportation:

$2,400

$520 to condo fees

$70 to property insurance

$200 to property tax

$40 to utilities

$75 to gasoline

$270 to car insurance

$100 to other or taxes

$100 to cellphone payment

and also

$70 to interest

Food and drink: $840

$500 to groceries

$100 of restaurants, Toronto

to has so many great options

and there's a lot of great spots in

the schools now too.

$40 to alcohol

Miscellaneous: $4,065

$4,400 to payroll deductions

$35 to No/Side Premium

$50 to clothing

$50 to transfer

$100 to vacations. "I will

spend more for a nice hotel."

$60 to donations

$40 to like insurance

Now back to Toronto, he's not sure whether his $100 became will come true. He lives in a one-bedroom condo for over, but says it's worth less now than when he

bought it and he's worried about the future of the condo market.

He'd like to eventually upgrade to a townhouse, but doesn't want to find himself in a place where

he's struggling to pay his bills.

He'd also like to figure out a way to stay in technology but work part-time, which so far has been elusive.

Jason also acknowledged that finding himself in a various relationship could make it easier for him financially because they could share living expenses. He's being selective about who he would consider merging his household with.

"So you get older, there's most financial implications," says Jason, noting he's seen many people include details about their financial values in their dating approaches. "I am not going to say, 'Show me your financials and let's do an audit.' But understanding their values, like, is money for freedom, or is money for indulgence, is important."

Special to The Globe and Mail

Some details may be changed to protect the privacy of the person profiled. He want to thank them for sharing their story.

Why this money manager is buying more Microsoft and repurchasing Alimentation Couche-Tard

BRENDA BOOW

Money manager Michelle Head Kim doesn't invest in a brand on the latest market in the U.S. political intelligence, energy or gold.

Instead, the vice-president and portfolio manager at Toronto-based Loose Smoking Wealth Management Inc. looks to hold "good. High-burdening companies" over their business clients and cash flow that generate returns over the long term.

"What happens with these solid growth, brilliant companies is that they do get out of favour, but that doesn't stop us from buying them because we have a long-term horizon and we know that things change," says Mr. Head Kim, whose firm oversees about 3 to 4 billion in assets.

"Now we manage money may not be exciting, but it works over time," she adds.

The firm's Canadian dividend growth portfolio has returned 97.5 per cent year to date. It's up

32.8 per cent over the past year and has a three-year annual maximum of 10.5 per cent. The global portfolio has returned 11.1 per cent year to date, 18.2 per cent over the past year and has a three-year annualized return of 10.2 per cent.

The performance is as of July 15, gross of loss, which range from 0.5 per cent to 0.1 per cent based on a client's assets.

Mr. Head Kim says investors with a diversified portfolio of strong companies will likely have done well over the past several years and may want to consider rebalancing, on their own terms.

"An important aspect of portfolio management is to rent your asset mix regularly and rebalance from time to time," she says. "This also forces one to sell high and low low before the market rebalance things on your behalf."

The Globe spoke with Mr. Head Kim recently about what she's been buying and selling.

Name from stocks you've been buying and why

Microsoft Corp. is a long-term holding that we added to earlier this year on a downturn. We had the confidence to invest more in the stock after seeing the growth in its cloud business and its Co-pilot AI platform.

The company has changed considerably over the past several years, shifting from a product vendor to overview provider, resulting in both a higher-quality revenues stream and the suggestion of growth. It generates cash flow to fund its spending and cash investment should underpin annual revenue and profit growth well into double-digit currency for a five years yet.

Walt Disney Co. is another long-term holding that we like, even though it's been out of favour in recent years. We first bought it in March, 2020, and last added to it in June, 2019.

It's a well-diversified name, which includes everything from its core theme parks and cruises

to movies and streaming services. Its price is streaming has been painful, but now the division is profitable. We expect earnings to be on a strong upward trajectory.

The company also recently named a new chief executive (both P. Iemura), who's focused on improving profitability. We think Disney is in a better position for growth than it has been in a few years. We also like that it's not as AI company, which helps to keep our portfolio diversified. It's a good long-term stock.

Alimentation Couche-Tard Inc. is a stock we sold last year after its projected acquisition of 1,000 U.S. Holdings. We made a lot of money on the stock, but we didn't think the acquisition would work out well for the company. After the acquisition, which we bought it back last last year and added to our position this year.

Although some investors question whether the company's exceptional growth can continue,

we believe it can. Despite being one of the largest independents in the U.S., Couche-Tard has only a few percentage points of market share in that country, which means it has a long runway for growth.

Name a stock you recently sold

Electronic Arts Inc. is a stock we sold on July 14, 14-for days before a most personal. We first purchased the stock in late 2020.

We liked its diverse portfolio of titles and its valuations, which looked attractive both in absolute terms and relative to the price.

Microsoft paid for Admission Earned (in 1992). That does not was eventually not lost on potential acquisitions last September, the company received an all-cash offer at roughly 5-7% percent premium to the price we first paid for it. The deal closed on Aug. 4.

This reference has been edited and condensed.

WHAT INVESTORS NEED TO KNOW FOR THE WEEK AHEAD

MONDAY

China, ETL PFE, aggregate year financing and new yuan loans

Japan bank lending

Earnings include: GCE Foods and Ingredients Inc., Akina Minerals Corp., Gaspard Inc., CTRST, Key Mining Inc., iShreveyer Metals Inc.

TUESDAY

Japanese markets closed 10:4:00 ETV 8, NTR Small Business Economic Trends Survey for July

(8:9) a.m. ETU, US, AIP National Employment Report Estimate for July

International Employment Report Estimate for July

(8:10) a.m. ETU 5. existing home sales for July. The Street is forecasting a month-over-month decline of 0.5 per cent

Earnings include: Consolidation Software Inc., Business Vision Corp., Exchange Income Corp., Fairo's Westside Corp., Magellan Aerospace Corp., Pryor Exploration & Development Corp.

WEDNESDAY

Japan machine tool orders Germany ETV

(8:10) a.m. ETU Canadian building permits for June

(8:10) a.m. ETU US, CPS for

July. Consumers is a month-over-month gain of 0.5 per cent and year-over-year rise of 3.4 per cent

(2:2) a.m. ETU US federal budget balance for July Earnings include: Air Canada: Bird Co-attraction Inc., CAG Inc., CCL Industries Inc., Cisco Systems Inc., Canada Holdings Inc., C-Mining Ventures Corp., HMI RSDT, Hyatt One Ltd., Dinamar Corp., Maple Leaf Foods Inc., Metro Inc., Northland Power Inc., Pan American Silver Corp., Stantus Inc.

THURSDAY

China current account surplus

Euro zone industrial product

tion

(8:10) a.m. ETU 15. initial jobless claims for work of Aug. 8. Estimates to 10,000, up 4,000 from the previous week.

(8:10) a.m. ETU 15. PPI for July. Consumers is one of 0.5 per cent from June and 4.8 per cent year-over-year.

Earnings include: Applied Materials Inc., Aye Gold & Silver Inc., Canadian Tire Corp. Ltd., Brookfield Corp., Ours Corp., Praytrak Research Corp., Shit-sar Corp., TeraShot Industries Inc., Westview Gold Mines Ltd.

FRIDAY

Euro zone real GDP and trade balance

(8:10) a.m. ET Canadian manufacturing depression for June. The Street is preparing a month-over-month decline of 0.5 per cent

(8:10) a.m. ETU Canada's wholesale sales for June (excluding petroleum). Consumers is a gain of 0.5 per cent month-over-month.

(8:10) a.m. ETU 15. retail sales for July. Consumers is a month-over-month rise of 0.5 per cent.

(10:4) a.m. ETU 5. University of Michigan consumer sentiment for August (preliminary reading).

(10:4) a.m. ETU 15. business convention for June.

Earnings include: Montage Gold Corp.

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Here's a suggestion on the Kawhi-Clippers drama – forget it happened

If the reporting is to be believed, the question is no longer it would be. Toronto: Kapoor Kawhi Leonard was getting back-handers to pay in LA. It's who wasn't paying him.

So far, we've got a sponsorship deal with since-banking e-wrews company (whatever that is). Aspiration. It turns out that Aspiration was in part funded by Clippers owner three Ballmer.

Then there's the company that made the scoreboard for the Clippers' arena. According to a

report by podcaster Pablo Torre, the company paid Leonard "millions" to be its spokesperson. To speak about what exactly? To do per-square-centimetre? Were they hoping Clippers' fans would start buying scoreboards for their two-bedroom plus-a-dem in Inglenwood?

This story has legs, and not because anyone is outraged. It's because people are delighted to be affirmed in their belief that being rich has very little to do with intelligence.

Meanwhile, the investigation into Leonard's various deals is ongoing, waging on eternal.

In order to get it wrapped up, the NBA and its Players' Association will have to agree on an

outcome. It's not clear what mechanism the league has to punish a player paid in brown envelopes by guys who make really enormous TV screens.

Then Ballmer – who is the wealthiest owner in the sport – will have to agree to whatever they agree to. If that multi-stay consensus isn't reached, this could be litigated forever.

Here's a suggestion – forget it happened. Release whatever report they're going to release, let the internet feast on it for a week, promise to close up the gaps and move on like none of this took place. Because that's where it will end up eventually.

It seems to me that three things are happening here. First,

that whatever Ballmer and Leonard agreed to was shitty in some way. Second, that no one actually can. Third, that it doesn't matter.

At worst, what Ballmer and Leonard have done is circumvent the salary cap. What is the salary cap for? It isn't to safeguard the integrity of the game, nor is it to promote parity. Its one and only function is to protect the teams' owners. Mostly from themselves, but also from each other.

The ownership life that leagues without cap are a monopoly waiting to happen is entirely self-serving. It's why the rest of baseball is doing whatever it can to concede this year's World Series to the Los Angeles

Bodgers.

Once LA wins and baseball's collective agreement expires in December, the owners can start bloating about integrity and parity. No one will bother mentioning the fact that in the 21 years preceding the Dodgers' current run, it teams won a title.

The real problem with what Leonard and Ballmer (allergedly) did isn't that it was wrong. It's that it was done so dreadfully.

Who does their crooked business this way? I know nothing about high-brounce, and I feel like I could be the best money laundromat in the NBA tomorrow, just because I paid attention during Osaki.

KEITH, 813

Brennan wins Wyndham Championship, qualifies for PGA Tour postseason

GREENBROOK, N.C.

Michael Brennan had another Sunday opportunity and delivered in a big way. He made five straight birdies to pull away from Beau Brouille and drew with a six-under 64 to win the Wyndham Championship and reach the PGA Tour's lucrative postseason.

Brennan came into the final tournament of the regular season at No. 101 in the FedEx Cup, a disappointing year with only one top 10. Now his season gets extended by at least one week – maybe long or based on how he's playing – after his second PGA Tour title in two years.

Brennan was one shot behind Hooker when he can off five straight birdies starting on the fourth hole. That turned a debut into a third-wind lead at the turn when Hooker took a bogey on the ninth hole.

Then it was a matter of hanging on for the 24-year-old Brennan, a Virginia native who played his college golf about 20 kilometres away at Wake Forest.

"I don't want to be done playing golf," Brennan said. "Unions, natty, I've had a couple of tough

Michael Brennan celebrates after winning the Wyndham Championship in Greensboro, N.C., on Sunday. Brennan closed with a six-under 64 to seal the victory. CHUCK BURTON/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Sundays. Outside of that, I had been playing really solid. This is my sixth week in a even 7th perfectly happy running on fumes

next week." The FedEx Cup playoffs start Thursday with the FedEx 16, Indy Championship at the TFC South-

wind in Memphis, Tenn. Only the top 70 players advance, and Brennan shot up to No. 47. Jackson Koivan, who left Au-

born in June and won the 3M Open in only his third start, narrowly being on to the 7-0th spot and goes from college to the postseason in only two months.

But he had to reveal it out after closing with 17, Matt Wallace and Barry Thompson were still on the course and in range of finishing high enough to bump Koivan out of the top 70. But they failed to hide all the key putts, and Koivan made it with eight points to spare.

A bogey might have been enough to knock him out of the postseason. But on the 18th hole at Sedgwick Country Club, Koivan pipped his drive straight down the middle, leaving a wedge from the fairway and an easy pac. Known for his composure, he was emotionally invested in every outcome down the stretch, a sure sight from the last two months.

"It's just it's a different type of nerves when you know you don't have your stuff and you've got to go out there and execute some shots," Koivan said. "I think that kind of sparked some emotion in me. Yeah, it's easier to get comfortable when you're playing well. It was just kind of a different feeling for me today."

BENNAN, 813

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Blue Jay's FIFA and sports villains highlight a certain down-time in the sports calendar

Does Sean Avery's pivot from sports villains to working actor mark greatest change?

CATHOL REILY

JANUS BOSS

MONDAY MORNING HALLPLACE

Jamie Ross is the Sports editor for the Globe and Wall

Cathol Reily is the Globe's national sports columnist

DR. Cathol, you know you're in the sports down season when USA leads an app with coverage of the Ivan Mleka tournament (Canada beat the United States for gold, for those wondering-time much of the U-18 world hockey championship did you take to?)

C.K. Jamie, a fan full of 36 draws somewhere, and I draw it in watching high-school anything. Not your senior producer of Park and Peoples, not your former club or nothing.

This is the time of your where sports. This where it is you do for work - shouldn't demand much of your attention. That big can involve get coming up? Just wing it. Whatever's no Spontane (unleashened) did you pass.

Despite my trying, it did not escape my notice that having officially given up on their season, the Toronto Blue Jays have started winning games Vladimir Gazevro 51 even for a home run on Saturday night, which happens about an much now as the winning of the new season. What's your diagnosis on their continuing year.

Now, Marshall is not a game where one player can fully propel or sink a team. Because there are letters and pitchers.

Still, it's hard not point to take over your own budgeting follow up to his prime time moment during last year's post-season. In that run is the World Series, that with Blue Jays home run jacket was his caps, and he was Toronto's sports superman, Fugaz Asante Matthews, and no offense to Suntia Damon, but the most holograph in Gazevro.

Now, Jays-million later, and with a salary up on the hostess, the contract that like it might turn out to be baseball's Moscow Gate

C.K. Gazevro has one mission left this year - hit at least

Toronto's Vladimir Gazevro Jr. studs just his seventh home run of the season against the Philadelphia Phillies of Ottone Bank Park on Saturday in Philadelphia. (photo: mclausj1227) (retail)

one home run in the Rogers Centre. I don't can have that hit back to 18 if's his back! They can roll him up to the plain on a game! If he gets out of the season with out hitting one out at home, it is all that will be talked about during the team's off-season. They could make a 2-0 physical version of Bank Aaron and the story will be 'can All Bank teach 'that how to point the ball upward!'

Looking back, you begin to wonder who was driving the bus on going Gazevro. No massive that - the Jays baseball people, or the Jay's baseball owner? Team president Mark Shapiro, - fared for again that Gazevro was "gymnastical" player in area. It year later, he's going into game's ational money! Maybe he can help coming.

The World Series ran pupsied over the news, but it's here now. The best will accept any excuse this year. Tell them Gazevro had more madness that if he starts out this bad again next year, no need to worry. There will only be no more years left on his contract.

DR. H. Waddell, 36, 80000, without a nod to FIFA and our sports Church, Gannu Infamine, He truly is generous and carries out to get us material to discuss FIFA put out a statement this week, attributed to no one, that said the World Cup side scandal was over. It also said FIFA's own employees back Infamine, so nothing to see here. Source links:

about are still being up against him, though. The Prime Minister goes here a thumbs down. And, names are trying, friends on who might replace him. A Canadian, Victor Montgallant, is among them. What would the Soccer World Order look like with a 2-0 track at the helm?

C.K. Exactly the same as it looks right now. It's like any info or top job in politics. You don't get there because of your charable nature.

Everybody seems to think his battles is as good as goes, but I don't see it. These are only two ways to pay him out of his spot - shame him out or vote him out. Good luck with the first thing. Nothing Infamine's ideas so far suggests he's having an attack of conscience. The second thing may be even more hopeless.

Infamine has the ideas on one Infamation solidly in his career. He has the Middle Eastern bloc in the Asian confederation. In getting came out slugging for him this week, which suggests South America is portable. Man, who has been made with the rest of CONCACAF to support him.

So what's Europe's rejoinder if Infamine wins a presidential election they found on him? We're still waiting for the first body to drop in this new space. I'm sure Montgallant has done the daydreaming. I'm just as sure he's trying to figure out if he's better off-hiding with the guy in

charge, for now at least.

As Rabin Brodie go. I'm more in favour of the direct kind - like what they're doing in the N'ville area. The Pacific Cunningham story is still running, despite the impact how effective I gauld a. Over the weekend, Ottone's Carrington took to decapation Cunningham under the basket. After the was elected, Carrington wrote 'While, privilege' on social media

Is this not giving you vague Dennis Rodman often now? Those were the glory days of the two friend NRA. Maybe the owner's league is drawn to that winning formator.

DR. Von mentioned her last work in the space and physical, a separate book about her, or I'm going to assume you're putting Sophie Cunningham on your Master Rushmore of sports villains, utilizes citizens. My personal favourite were Rodman, John Becker, Juan Avery and Nick Krystus. Who don't

C.K. Cunningham reminds me of Rodman because she (a lovey the attention and it) has that gripping. Who, me? I, I preach that drives opponents metry. Witness Carrington's maiden in fact, all Cunningham needs now are the Carrington-days.

I'm sure is the because of a great villain - not just the bad fashionist, but this accomplishment that proves it was in service of something other than the

winding your opponents up. That's my problem with the Rockers and Engineers of the sports world. They were out of control for its own side. Half-bye goes won a major, he'd be up there, but he didn't.

A great villain also has daddy. You want them back but you don't want them to know. Rodman walked that line. His Detroit teammate, Bill Lanshow, did not.

If call Brad Marchand a great villain - multiple Stanley Caps, as well as multiple four links. The Thadtok brothers, as a tandem, are getting there.

This whole thing is a sound, unsusceptibility process. Mike Tyron, who did given time for one, has been a good host to most public spaces, while Lance Armstrong, who held about doing drugs, has not.

My ultimate villain would be Manchester himself. Just with my minds, Roy Kame - barely extended here as the final of play, and a self-deprecating sense of humour outside it.

At the end, none of the can be taken very seriously. You're not seeing one people in the room of the camera any more. You're seeing a character they play home of them are just better at it than others.

DR. P. P. of a production, then the Oscar for best sports villains has to go to store, the parlored his outraged on (and off) or persons into an acting career in the movies.

I've noticed him in multiple Christopher Nolan films and he had some extended scenes in Opportunity playing opposite Matt Damon. He got his start body daunting opponents and forcing the NRL to make every night rule charges. Then he prefers to have York City bike lane vigilante, where he filmed himself policing the city streets like a two-wheeled flatman. In between there were some Shakespeare acting lessons. And look at him now.

C.K. has I the only person who didn't get Army in The Cherny? And I was specifically looking for him.

Cunningham, what a tedious dad. Nolan's Odyssey is, maybe it's better for his acting prospects that no one remembers him. That way he can always remain perfect as Kensham Soldier Who John Smith's Episode in 2008.

I understand you're off on holiday this week. Don't worry. I'll handle all your budgetary requests. No need to even check.

Vollering wins Tour de France Femmes for second time, capturing final stage

WOLF FRANKLIN

After winning the Tour de France Femmes for the second time on Sunday, the Vollering cited hard to hold back tears while the Dutch national uniform played.

It was her toughest moment of the day after an ultra-dominant performance on the bike from the club shampoo.

She seemed to be the only one stage win, and in doing so extended her overall lead over Feldi's side Katarynna Niewiadoma-Plinney to one minute, at seconds clear of the area champion.

Vollering could her bike in the air moments after crossing the finish line in blue. Niewiadoma-Plinney had started Sunday's ninth and final stage only eight seconds behind Vollering, who got a time for the week, waiting a

Finally, as the Dutch uniform ended, a love star trickled down the side of Vollering's face. A few more years followed as her performance was

"It's not only the dream of winning the Tour de France 2/3 also the dream of living this life, of working hard along with passionate people," the 19-year-old Vollering said. "A all-years with vollering, the dream the parents and don't let anyone stop you."

Windsly could no Sunday. Knowing that she was well done, Vollering began to calculate as the team's performance, raising her arm in triumph and then tapping her head with her things to show her mental strength.

"I was thinking about a lot of things as I was agreeing the finish line. I was sure that I had never won in the yellow jersey before," Vollering said. "I thought about how much work has gone

Dutch rider Jones Vollering celebrates as she crosses the finish line to win the ninth and final stage of the fifth edition of the women's Tour de France on Sunday in Nice, France. NIELSAS TUCKFAFF DA GOTT WAGG

from this victory. I thought about the people who have been behind me."

She finished the stage one minute, four seconds ahead of Spaniard Frank River Canal and Niewiadoma-Plinney, who looked tired but was all similar later on the podium.

Former Con d'Italia champion Elisa Longo Borghini of Italy was third overall in the Tour - a go behind - after Walter Ritzner lost valuable time after crashing going downhill after the second of the day's four climbs.

Ritzner ended up safe overall at exactly an advance behind.

Isabella Bolington, of thrifta, first placed eighth, finishing 11 minutes and four seconds back in Vollering. Bolington, in, enjoyed her second top to finish of the year. The placed seventh in the 2nd of Italia Women in the

Niewiadoma-Plinney had it felt to do on the final climb, especially with her rival sitting on her

wheel, and was unable to press one Vollering.

Vollering attacked about two metres from the top and dropped Niewiadoma-Plinney - as she did when winning Saturday's eighth stage to take the overall lead from her rival.

Two years ago, Vollering missed out on Your victory after finishing an agonizing four seconds behind Niewiadoma-Plinney on the last stage.

She made full amends this time.

Vollering has now won five Grand Tours, including two "down on Vanta Hara and the last of Italia second in June to join countrywoman Annemark van Vleeren as the only other female cyclist to have won all three Grand Tours.

"I still have a lot of dreams," Vollering said. "Or and off the title."

THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

Knee injury forces top-ranked Sinner to withdraw from Cincinnati Open

CINCINNATI

Jannik Sinner, the world's No. 1 man's tennis player, withdrew from the Cincinnati Open on Sunday because of a knee injury.

Sinner, who hasn't competed since capturing his second straight Worldsmen championship last month, also withdrew from the tournament in Toronto, the stage Wednesday.

The 14-year-old Sinner has five Grand Slam titles and just needs to win the French Open to complete the career Grand Slam.

"After consulting with my doctors and my team, I have to announce that I need to withdraw from the Masters ever tournament in Cincinnati," the Italian said in a statement that was released by tournament officials.

The 9 right knee has been forthcoming me and even though we have been working hard with my medical team, I have to accept that I'm not ready to compete yet.

"I'm very disappointed not to be able to play in Cincinnati. I can't want to be back next year and I'm now focusing on getting ready for the U.S. Open.

Sinner's international fellows a natural decision by Carrie Kluane, who said Sunday he also was withdrawing from the hard court event in Cincinnati because of a lingering voice scene.

The absence mean fans in Cincinnati will not see either of the world's top two players when men's singles begins Saturday.

Two years ago, Sinner won the title in Cincinnati, which traditionally is one of the last steps before the U.S. Open and serves as a warm-up. He then went on to win the U.S. Open.

Last year, Kluane delivered Sinner with a four-set victory on the U.S. Open final. The 2-year-old Spaniard will try to defend his title when the main draw of the tourney begins Aug. 30.

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MONDAY, AUGUST 18, 2018

Osaka brings Fernandez's NBO run to abrupt end

Quebec native was last Canadian left standing

at U.S. Open warm-up

RACING BRADY

Naomi Osaka stopped a hopeful looking run by Leylah Fernandez at the National Bank Open on Sunday

The four-time Grand Slam champion from Japan best for last-standing American singles player at the country's signature trophy tournament, 0-2, 0-4 in the round of 41

The 12-year-old from Israel, Que., ranked 3rd in the world, was building momentum in Toronto, especially with her third-round upset of World No. 1, and reigning French Open champion Mario Andretti 0-1, 0-4 on Friday.

Fernandez won the best performer of all the Canadian singles players competing at both the WTA event in Toronto and the ATP tournament in Montreal this week.

He was helping to create some feel-good homegrown headlines at the tournament after reigning Canadian teenager Vicky Whole was unable to defend her from the weekend with a knee injury.

There was reason to believe. The Canadian left hander had beat Osaka once before 10-2022, during her memorable run to the U.S. Open final.

Then just 41, the Canadian ended No. 2 and/or Osaka's title defense under the lapse of the same time headlines. It was the biggest win of the young Quebecers' career in that point.

Osaka had won the only other meeting between the two women before Sunday at the opening round of the 2022 Wuhan Open. Both matches had been long three times.

But the 20-year-old WTA star Osaka out-placed Fernandez on Sunday in Toronto. The World No. 1 is having a不错ment season, arguably her best since returning to London after the 2018 season. The team has been a good way to make a successful team.

While having an 8-10-mith across within 40 in 2018, the former World No. 1 hasn't

Japan's Naomi Osaka returns the ball from Canada's Leylah Fernandez during National Bank Open action in Toronto on Sunday. The date had split their previous two career meetings, with Osaka winning most recently at the 2022 Wuhan Open. KOTI/ADJIMANT/NE CANADIAN FALL

hosted a couple yet this year.

Osaka could wrap up some unlimited business at the Canadian Open Last August, the mode it all the way to the final in Montreal, where the last to Whole.

The Canadian crowd didn't seem to bother Osaka this time. In fact, she got her share of applause from the cold-out audience.

Fernandez, whose mother is off Filipino decent, has enjoyed the large support of Toronto's Filipino diaspora in the stands this week too, especially when playing for five trailblazing WTA player Alex Zala of

the Philippines.

The rising World No. 20 has been the talk of the tournament, as she draws large numbers of Filipino fans to events all across the Tour.

Toronto's community showed up big time for her Zala took the court right after Fernandez on Sunday, to play a blissch in one.

While Fernandez was on court Sunday, the crowd was a bleak of Canadian and Filipino flags, fans and T-shirts.

The two women were neck and neck in the second set, until Osaka pulled away.

She had an impossible turning performance, delivering seven aces as she tied up the straight sets won in an innment.

Osaka with more pacifier top-rank WTA player in Tuesday's quarter-finals. Elena Beladina, the World No. 2, a player on a heated chase for the tour's top ranking.

If Beladina wins this 1,000-level tournament, she would climb within four points of over taking stress. Saladzeba for the No. 1 spot. Saladzeba, who has held the top ranking since October, 2014, lost out of Toronto to the final of 41 on Saturday, to Ekaterina Alexandrov.

MLB

AMERICAN LEAGUE

EAST WICKER
	W	L	PA	DB
Texas City	15	14	407	14
New York	44	12	1,000	52
Quebec	44	12	1,000	52
Baltimore	13	14	300	100
Toronto	55	45	411	55

NORTHERN, 2008/2009
New York	45	45	427	45
Boston	44	44	400	45
Minneapolis	55	42	407	6
Cleveland	38	44	407	6
Toronto	45	39	412	23
WEST WICKER
Houston	45	45	500	45
Texas	55	59	500	51
Seattle	54	44	415	45
Memphis	55	11	1,000	55
Los Angeles	48	75	400	55

Houston
Atlanta	6	6	500	6
Baltimore	6	6	500	6
Chicago	6	6	500	6
Philadelphia	6	6	500	6
Toronto	6	6	500	6

Saturday
Atlanta	7	7	500	7
Chicago	7	7	500	7
Chicago	7	7	500	7
Toronto	7	7	500	7
Toronto	7	7	500	7

Monday
Off-Town Eastern
Boston East 24-26 of Toronto/Salem 2, 9, 10 East
Baltimore Bayon 17-19 of Alameda
Denver 1-10, 7-10 to 4
Cincinnati 6-10 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4 to 4
Saturday
Tampa Bayon 17-19 of Alameda
Denver 1-10, 7-10 to 4

INTERLEAGUE

Houston Atlanta 2, N.Y. 1st hour, 1, 12 average Miami 12, 2, 4, 4 to 4, 4 Chicago 1-10, 10, 10 to 4 to 4 Philadelphia 7, Toronto 4, 12 average Milwaukee 4, Minnesota 1, 10 average Detroit 2, East Paterson 2, 10 average Houston 4, 10 to 4 to 4

Saturday
NY	1st hour, 1, 4th to 4
Miami 12, 4, 4 to 4
Denver 1-10, 10, 10 to 4 to 4
Milwaukee 4, Minnesota 1
San Diego 1, 4 to 4 to 4
Toronto 1, 10 to 4 to 4
Toronto 7, Philadelphia 1, 12 average

Monday
Off-Town Eastern
Houston 4th to 4th of San Francisco
Chicago 1-10 to 1st
Kansas City 2nd to 4th of 4th
Palo Alto 1st to 4th of 4th

RESULTS AS OF 10/4/2017, AUGUST 9, 8:25 PM

NATIONAL LEAGUE

EAST WICKER
	W	L	PA	DB
Texas City	15	14	407	14
Philadelphia	44	44	400	45
Miami	55	42	407	55
Washington	54	44	400	55
New York	52	47	407	55
NORTHERN, 2008/2009
Milwaukee	45	46	427	45
Chicago	44	44	400	45
Chicago	55	55	500	55
Philadelphia	54	44	400	45
Toronto	55	44	410	55
WEST WICKER
Los Angeles	45	46	500	45
Arizona	52	54	500	55
Chicago	45	47	407	6
San Antonio	45	45	400	45
Colorado	46	47	400	45

Sunday
Washington	7	7	500	7
Washington	7	7	500	7
Washington	7	7	500	7
Toronto	7	7	500	7
Toronto	7	7	500	7
Toronto	7	7	500	7
Toronto	7	7	500	7
Toronto	7	7	500	7
Toronto	7	7	500	7

Thursday
Off-Town Eastern
N.Y. 1st to 2nd (1) 2nd of Atlanta (Bldg 1)
N.Y. 1st to 2nd
Philadelphia 4th to 4th of St Louis
Brooklyn 1st, 7, 4th to 4
Colorado 2nd to 4th of Boston (Bldg 1)
New York 2, 3rd to 4
Milwaukee 2nd to 4th to 4th of San Diego
Dallas 1-2, 3rd to 4

2020 HUNNA-GRETERY CUP

PURCHASED
CHAMPIONSHIP
Canada's United States
CHAMPIONSHIP
Finland (Cleveland)
HUNTINGTON (Cleveland)
HUNTINGTON (Cleveland)
HUNTINGTON (Cleveland)
HUNTINGTON (Cleveland)
HUNTINGTON (Cleveland)
HUNTINGTON (Cleveland)
HUNTINGTON (Cleveland)

CPL
	CP	W	L	ST
April/Mar	12	12	2	25
Calgary	14	14	4	50
Vancouver	15	8	2	25
St. Louis	15	8	2	25
Quebec	14	6	7	25
Halifax	17	6	8	25
Wichita	15	6	7	25
Victoria	15	6	7	25

Saturday
Atlanta	15	15	2	25
Chicago	15	15	2	25
Chicago	15	15	2	25

MLS

NORTHERN, 2008/2009

Baltimore	20	20	6	2	25	30
Louisville	20	21	2	4	25	30
Memphis	20	21	2	4	25	30
New Orleans	20	21	2	4	25	30
Chicago	27	9	6	2	32	25
Chicago	27	9	6	2	32	25
Cincinnati	20	7	6	1	30	25
Charlotte	20	7	6	1	30	25
St. Louis	20	7	6	1	30	25
Charlotte	20	7	6	1	30	25
Orlando	20	7	6	1	30	25
Toronto	20	7	6	1	30	25
Toronto	20	7	6	1	30	25
Toronto	20	7	6	1	30	25
Toronto	20	7	6	1	30	25
Toronto	20	7	6	1	30	25

WESTERN, 2008/2009
Baltimore	20	20	6	10
LA F.C.	20	20	6	10
San Jose	20	20	6	10
Houston	20	20	6	10
San Jose	20	20	6	10
San Jose	20	20	6	10
San Jose	20	20	6	10
San Jose	20	20	6	10
San Jose	20	20	6	10
San Jose	20	20	6	10
San Jose	20	20	6	10

Columbia
Houston (Texas)

LEAGUES CUP 2020

PHASE ONE

Sunday
Seattle	6
Houston	6
Houston	6
San Jose	6
San Jose	6
San Jose	6
San Jose	6
San Jose	6
San Jose	6
San Jose	6
San Jose	6

Saturday
El Paso	1
Houston	1
San Jose	1
San Jose	1
San Jose	1
San Jose	1
San Jose	1

Sunday
Off-Town Eastern
Boston (Bldg 1)
Boston (Bldg 1)
Boston (Bldg 1)
Boston (Bldg 1)
Boston (Bldg 1)
Boston (Bldg 1)
Boston (Bldg 1)
Boston (Bldg 1)
Boston (Bldg 1)
Boston (Bldg 1)

NELL
Sunday
Toronto (C)
Toronto (C)
Toronto (C)

WHEA

NORTHERN, 2008/2009

Baltimore	20	20	6	2	25	30
Indiana	20	21	2	4	25	30
Atlanta	20	21	2	4	25	30
Washington	20	21	2	4	25	30
New York	20	21	2	4	25	30
Chicago	20	21	2	4	25	30
Toronto	20	21	2	4	25	30
Toronto	20	21	2	4	25	30

WESTERN, 2008/2009

Alabama	27	7	2	28
California	27	9	2	28
Las Vegas	22	11	4	27
Dallas	22	14	2	28
Houston	22	20	4	28
Los Angeles	22	20	4	28
Palermo	22	22	2	28
Seattle	6	2	2	28
New York	6	2	2	28
New York	6	2	2	28
Washington	6	2	2	28
Washington	6	2	2	28

Saturday
Alabama	27	7	2	28
Florida	27	7	2	28
Florida	27	7	2	28
Florida	27	7	2	28

CEBIL PURCHASED

NORTHERN, 2008/2009

LongAqua (B)

Easton (B)

Easton (B)

Weston (B)

Weston (B)

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CIBIL

CIBIL

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CFL

EAST WICKER

Baltimore	20	20	6	2	25	30
Toronto	6	6	2	25	30	30
Toronto	6	6	2	25	30	30
Toronto	6	6	2	25	30	30
Toronto	6	6	2	25	30	30

Alabama	6	6	2	25	30
Alabama	6	6	2	25	30
Alabama	6	6	2	25	30
Alabama	6	6	2	25	30
Alabama	6	6	2	25	30
Alabama	6	6	2	25	30

Alabama	6	6	2	25
Alabama	6	6	2	25
Alabama	6	6	2	25
Alabama	6	6	2	25

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Don Nelson, adwining the coach in NBA history, dies at 86

Five-time champ as a Gribco player was a catalyst of fast-paced offenses, helping to shape the play of the modern-day NBA

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Don Nelson, the second-winning guy coach in NBA history who won five championships as a player with the Boston Celtics, died Sunday for was 86.

Nelson's family confirmed the death in a statement that did not say where he died or provide a cause.

"On Sunday morning our beloved husband, dad, grandfather, and grandmothers Don Nelson got a credit to write his with the Lord, who decided by his loving family," the statement said. "Throughout his last work, friends and family excelled him with love, sharing the blessing of his friendship and receiving measured memories."

Nelson's family's two coaches in NBA history to have at least 100 wins with three different franchises - Milwaukee, Dallas and Golden State - also earning a general manager in all three first-dieses. No one a three-time coach has been on hand made the play with 10 times in 10 seasons. He went to the continuous finals three times with the Bucks and once with the Maresicks, never winning a title.

Nelson provided several scores known as the point forward, and his up-tempo style of others can add a boon. He said the idea of shifting from the dominant leg men of the series to an ethnic focused on speed and the fast break came from the playing play's under Celtics Hall of Fame coach Red Goodwin.

"The league really hadn't seen an offense like the one we were going to have in the very same domains," Nelson wrote in 2001 in the "Racers" Tribune.

Nelson said that "without Red Goodwin teaching me the merchants of running the fast break, none of it would have been possible. He doesn't on all the credit for Nellie Ball, and he how fast the game of basketball is played to date."

Nelson placed a of his 14 seasons in Boston and was on five Celtics championship teams on the four different coaches. No became an assistant coach in Milwaukee after retiring as a player, then took over after coach Larry Costello resigned 10 games into the 1978-79 season. Nelson

Don Nelson became an assistant coach in Milwaukee after retiring as a player, then took over after coach Larry Costello resigned 10 games into the 1978-79 season. Nelson coached the Bucks for 12 seasons starting in 1978 and won seven straight division titles (1978-1980).

coached the Bucks for 11 seasons starting in 1981 and won seven straight division titles.

In Nelson's second season, Milwaukee overcame a 10-point fourth quarter deficit to beat Atlanta 17-10 in regulation.

"Attached the team as thought was still playing for the Celtics, while implementing a few of my own strategies," Nelson wrote. "I knew I wanted to play into over-consultation," he had not yet spent in my advantage.

His fast-paced offenses were probably best on display with Golden State in the 'Sun 1980' on Saturday, before Hall of Fame. Tim Hardaway, Mitch Richmond and Clare Mullen, Nelson said he wanted them on the court of the same time.

Nelson spent a seasons over two-times with Golden State. The first one was punctuated by a off with rookie star Clare Webber, who was traded away a month in to his second season. Nelson, as moralized by the trade, missed nine games that season due to 8-5 win and resigned under pressure three months later in February 1989.

In between, Nelson was first after less than one season in New

York in 1989, when coached in Dallas for eight seasons, missing 10 games with the Maresicks starting in December, 2000 to reappear as from prostate cancer surgery.

Nelson's win, Donnie, joined his father as an assistant coach with the Maresicks in 1988, later became general manager and remained with the organization until 2002.

Together they persuaded 20-year-old German star Nick Novartis to pass up European basketball and join the Maresicks from 1990 to 1996, developed Steve Nash into one of the NBA's top point grandfiel before Nashville went on to win back to back, 1975 with the Phoenix State in 2001, and 2002.

"Don Nelson was a true insurance whose influence on the game of basketball is still left to me," current Warmer coach Steve Barr said. "He consistently challenged唯一正确的 and thinking, experimented with different lineages and style-of-play and saw possibilities to the game that only 10-5 wins did not. So much of what is now commonplace in the most are NBA can be traced back to the way Nellie approached the game."

At Golden State, Nelson's 'We Believe' Warmer led by Aaron Davis spent two-thirds in the top-10-10 Maresicks in the first round of the 2007 playoffs in one of the biggest shooters in NBA history. In his final season as a coach, Nelson mentioned rookie Stephen Carey in 2009.

"One of the big reasons I was to start by the Warmer was because of Don Nelson. The story is to never liked rookies, but from they I be challenged me and gone me an opportunity to be my best off on the court," Carey said in a statement released by the 'Warmer. The length me a lot during our one season together and I'll never forget the night he became the winningest coach in NBA history in Minnesota. We were so happy for him. He had an immeasurable impact on the sport and will go down as one of the greatest minds in the history of the game."

Steve added, "When I think of Nellie, I'll always think of the 'We Believe' team and our incredible run-in over. He undermined what made us go and made us believe we could beat anybody, ultimate by helping us make history as the first No. 8 seed to defeat a No. 1 seed in a seven-game series. That

time in my life and career was truly special, and Nellie was a huge part of making it possible."

Nelson retired as the NBA's career coaching wins leader with 1,125, just ahead of 1,000. "I know," 1,125, Nelson kept that top spot for nearly 10 years before Dave Stoud and now retired San Antonio coach Gregg Popovich passed him in March 2007.

Nelson was inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in 2002. In 2002, he received the Chuck Haly Lifetime Achievement Awards, presented by the National Basketball Coaches Association 'Milled that the Maresicks sent Luke Donca,' to the Los Angeles Lakers in a blockbuster trade, Nelson wore a pair of Donca's signature Jordan Brandt modern to the awards ceremony. He called the trade a "tremendous mistake."

Born in Markham, Mich., Nelson attended high school in Bode Island, Ill., and averaged a double double in college at Iowa. He spent his retirement since living on the Hawaiian island of Maui and owned several short-term rentals on the island.

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She's three steps NBA title defence alive with win over Fonseca

Don Mullen is still on course to repeat as National Bank figure singles champion.

She has won the 2010-2011 state and defeated up-and-coming Brazilian loan from a 2-5-1-1 in the round of 10 on Sunday night at FCA Stadium.

Mullen's whose series approached 100 kilometers on base, led five aces to Fonseca's zero-time putting in par card of his first series in play to reach his seventh quarter-finals at an 1/7. Mullen's zero win.

The 10-year-old Fonseca, needed sand, had three double faults and won just 10 per cent of his points on first serve.

The big-coming lofty then held serve combined with 10-5-1-1 in the second place in the 2007-2008 season.

Trouble struck a five-game later as the Brazilian, while defending a break point, appeared in 2008 his right ankle while jumping for a smash.

Mullen ultimately broke back in two from a 2-5-1-1 in the second place in the 2007-2008 season.

Fonseca carried on and took a 0-5 lead, fond-

ing off a break point with one of several forehand winners.

Mullen, however, easily forced a tiebreak and jumped out to a 7-5 advantage, with a three-timed forenoon unable to handle his serve. Fonseca then struck a backhand wide on 10-5-1 to give Mullen a 0-5 advantage and four stands points before sending a backhand into the net two points later.

Mullen, 15, won his first Masters 2000 last year in Toronto. At No. 10 in the world, he's the highest ranked player remaining in the treatment after several top-seeds exited or withdrew before the final round.

He'll face the winner of Sunday's late match between No. 11 seed Jakob Merold of Czechia and from 1-0 in the 2006-2007 season.

Keller Starday, 20-year-old American Learner Tate advanced to the quarter-finals with a 0-5-1-1 win over Argentina's Chicago ligature 7-5 career.

This will start Spain's Daniel Merola Aguilar, who took down 1.8m in 2.0m/5.0m of the 10th-10th season.

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Brennan's roepka fails to reach bossseason

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Brennan started feeling the nerves, too. He was four shots behind in a tie for fourth going into the final round of the 1/7. Open and shot 15 to miss the 1/7. The 1/7 is an overall 10th-10th season. He was in the final group and one shot out of the back when he went the wrong draw, 10-5-1-1 again, closing with a 7-5 tie for 10-5-1-1.

He delivered in the final event of the regular season, and it was his mother who came onto the 10th games to celebrate who commanded Brennan the victory also made him to the Masters. He made his Masters debut this year going from the FCA Tour after because straight to the leg leagues when he won the Bank of Utah Cham-

pionship last fall.

Brennan made birdie on the final hole to finish at 20-under 1-0, matching the tournament record at 10-5-1-1. He did not have to be a 10-5-1-1 win over the 10-5-1-1.

Because, the No. 1 player from the FCA Tour University adding, fell out of contention Saturday but reason had with a 10-5-1-1 finish third.

Non-failing to advance to the postseason was Brooks Koepka, the first player to rejoin the FCA Tour after being at 107-108. Koepka used a 2-5-1-1负伤 for a finish and was saddled again by poor putting that led to a tie for 10-5-1-1.

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Kelly: The Clippers were a joke before Leonard, and they're an even bigger punchline now

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Start burying up strip clubs, make the guy a partner in them and then pay out in cash. So in 2-0, allspice of hoods and 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0, 2-0

Whether he not 87 a 1-0, 90 a 1-0, 90 a 1-0, 90 a 1-0, 90 a 1-0, 90 a 1-0, 90 a 1-0, 90 a 1-0, 90 a 1-0, 90 a 1-0, 90 a 1-0, 90 a 1-0, 90 a 1-0, 90 a 1-0, 90 a 1-0, 90 a 1-0

Had the Clippers gone on a Dodgers-like camp through the NBA, delving Leonard's tenure, somebody could claim to have been back down by that they were terrible. Not just everybody had. Actively awful.

The worst part of the Leonard deal wasn't the home money he liked. He wanted to be the later-nose personnel decisions: the Clippers made out in the 1980s.

Kellmer goes away five first rounders and current MVP Man Colgan on 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0, 1-0

The 1980s whole field in life is proving Bill Gates wasn't the smart one in the partnership that unassailable proof that you aren't

very bright is much more hurtful than any suspension.

If you want to punish Leonard, don't suspend him. Force him to come back to Toronto and work for a minor. (Million, 2000 per game. After fullness and provisional taxes, that's about 1,000 bucks a week.

If you want to punish Kellmer, sign Bill Barr to do an audiobook of the league's final report, he particular, have him read out every idiotic decision Kellmer made in an increasingly incredible 1980s of voice. Get Gates to do the laugh track.

Spontane's what you're after, its already been down. The Clippers were a joke before Leonard got there, and they're an even bigger punchline now. I'll take them a decade at least to unwind the damage Kellmer did.

If you want an innovative lesson, it's been delivered. Let any owner who's thinking of going full dark arts to purchase a legacy get a good, long look at Kellmer right now, swinging off a reputationist branch he had himself to better to lose every game than he misplaced at in the hallways during Russia.

If there's a moral failure here, it's that we live in a society where it ends up going pauper in the 1980s. The 1980s more than an 1/7, more. The NBA does not have an investigative process to tackle that in-mindness.

Had Kellmer landed hospital's manual of basketball stars, he'd be much less radicalist, and a little more admired. But that makes what he did almost, rather than important.

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Lynn guard McBride sets W/Bay record

Minnesota all-star makes 10 three-pointers, scores career-high 43 points as team wins for 12th time in 33 tries

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Minnesota Lynn guard Kayla McBride recently gave the home town fans a drive Sunday.

She delivered one that the Target Center record will never forget. The first time all-star and four-time stand-alone champion broke the WNBA single game record by making to three-pointers Sunday in a step-to-visiony over the Dallas Wings.

McBride made to of 14 shots from behind the arc and finished with a sixes-high 42 points—and she didn't do it over a home crowd that seemed to be urging her to chase the record.

The recordbreaker came with a 21.5 play and gave the Lynn a 49-65 lead. The 14th game with a 11 remaining 6-4 scoring over him. Afterward, she thanked the fans and the organisers for their support.

"Minneapolis has become home for me and I want to give my

Minnesota's Kayla McBride teams over Dallas guard Paige Brackers during the second half of Target Center on Sunday in Minneapolis, next February 2024

text," she said. "Whether the half-gain in or doesn't, I just had so much love. I think that's why I am come out here and do my thing I

feel so loved and appreciated for the 1.4m and I just love the game I want to win. So I'm grateful for these fans, this organization. I'm

just overcome with joy, and when I have opportunities like that I want to give it back." The previous record of nine

three-pointers in a game had been done eight previous times, including twice this season by Toronto's Marina Maloney during a six-day span, most recently later as Bliley Howard of Atlanta also has made nine times in a game sense.

McBride's incredible day also helped the Lynn (47-57) break the franchise's single-game three-point record. The Lynn finished of 42-49.8 times and won for the 14th time in the game. Minnesota also became the first team to check a played finish.

Minnesota has been on an incredible offensive run, topping the 10-10-point record in four of last on a game and 49 points in Saturday's 19-point victory over defending champion Las Vegas.

But on Sunday, it was time for McBride to take centre stage and she didn't disagree the home town score, and she was finishing her for 5-15 seasons.

"I'm just grateful," she said. "It's crazy. You know I've been in this budget to train, and choosing to come back to the 2.0 in the 2.0 season, Eddie Vinson, we didn't know what it was going to look like. We mean like this, times like this, it's when you know you made the right decision."

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Aces rest Wilson, Gray and Young against Liberty after difficult travel

DOUG FENBERG VAN VOR

Wilson! Aly Wilson, Chelsea Gray and Jackie Young, the Las Vegas Aces were no match for the New York Liberty, being no co-on Sunday.

Coach Kelly Hammon rented a long-time players because the Aces were playing the second-half of a difficult back to back after losing in Minnesota on Saturday.

"We played health is the most important," Hammon said after the game. "You get to be healthy and break a match as possible, obviously, after going through a season, 9x, the health and safety of players come first. Where we end up (in the standings), we end up."

Hammon left resting her top players could help the team on the back end of the schedule because all these will be taking part in the 1984 World Cup race mostly, so they won't be getting any rest when the WNBA gets on

break for a few weeks.

"I'm not going to put them in any kind of jeopardy to get here when we've been responding a lot of energy on travel and a lot of miles back and forth (it's no longer like country," Hammon said.

The necessity to rest the this happened because of a brutal schedule. After the loss to Minnesota, the team didn't arrive at its back in New York until nearly 5-6 pm after making the 2-10s (kilometre and from Minneapolis).

I mean, everybody has a long and schedule at some point I don't even think they do that in the NBA, though, where it's less than 1/4 hours," Hammon said. "With the time change, it ends up being 1/8."

The NBA, like the WNBA, actually won't make a team travel two times a year, or have less than 1/4 as hours between games if it's allowing consecutive days, according to a private familiar with scheduling. The person spoke to

the Associated Press on conditions of an economic because they weren't authorized to speak publicly about it.

Sunday's games against the Liberty was on AEC and had a 12-10-pm 37-10pm because the network was showing the Little League football World Series championship game after week.

The early 10-10-pm run on early make-up and arriving at the arena less than 12 hours after the Aces got on their head.

Sunday's current legend a five-game road trip for the Aces that started last Saturday in Chicago. The Aces lost that game and then went on to rest Atlanta. A stop in Indiana on Thursday ended with an overtime victory by Las Vegas thanks to buzzer-busting three-pointers by Gray at the end of regulation and overtime.

Now the Aces head home for five straight games in Las Vegas.

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Tate leans on veteran Ridley as Titans' rookie receiver learns wrinkles of team's new offence

TERESA M. MALKER SANDVILLE

Look for Tennessee wide receiver Carroll Tate during a parachute and the rookie can be found kneeling or standing next to veteran Calvin Ridley, listening intently.

The No. 1 pick in depth NFL draft out of Ohio State is learning the Titans' new offence, trying to fit into the NFL and picking up so much knowledge as possible from someone who knows both ends.

"Oh, I try to pick Rudy beam every chance I get, and I need to grow up watching Kid Juvใหม่ (do home days)." Tate said. Rudy is an international law review, and I try and soak as much as possible from Ral."

Tate is Tennessee's future and arguably Cam Ward's top target already with the preseason operator Thursday night at San Francisco.

Ridley's 'Tate' and Titans brought him on with a splashy box agent contract in 2014, and Ridley had to restructure that deal in Ward to rank several other an industry plagued over season.

Long into his eighth season at 2x, Ridley said he likes living in Nashville and working with a talented, young group of receivers in Tennessee. "I want to have fun and win some games right from Tuesday said. This is when I'm late, and we need to get a good winning season before I check out."

Ridley was the 2nd overall pick in the 1st and 2nd in Atlanta, but the latter has been more about promise and potential than production. The speed receiver who loves running other rookie has had only three years' total seasons—two more than the season's best in gambling suspension.

Tate's significant success with Tennessee to join his third team, Ridley has caught four touchdown passes. He played every game in

2024 only to have injuries limit him to seven in 2024, with a broken leg ending his season. He calls Tate, a very very special ball that he loves watching.

"I definitely heard a lot of young guys say my name," Ridley said. "That's because I am it is his [expletive] for sure, and I still can."

MARY ANN LEEY REUTER TITANS THE NO. 1 RICHMOND WIDE

That made selecting a wide receiver with its top pick the obvious choice for Tennessee, even with the first agent signing of WestVale Robinsons. Tate brings his 47-50-0-1 and his 50-50-0-2 points. He was productive at Ohio State with his catches for a 50-1-2-3 and 1-4-7-0, with a catch in 37-0-0-1 the game played.

Even better? Tate has sticky hands. For Football Team track, highest Tate without a single drop in 60 passes thrown at him in 2024. Only four other receivers were targeted more without a drop. Tate dropped only for just 1/4-7-0-1 to 1/4-7-0-1 in three seasons at Ohio State.

"He catch rushes a pretty unproven," first-year coach Robert Kalch said.

CAN WARD RIGGETT KENNIFELAND OF TATE'S ARROWAL

With all the investment in wide receivers, second-year quarter back Can Ward decided to the biggest beneficiary along with new offensive coordinator Brian De'Neill, Tennessee ranked justly on NFL averaging a record and catch passing last season.

"Ward threw for 10-10-0-0 with 1-4-7-0 and 1-4-7-0-0 with 1-4-7-0-0, and 1-4-7-0-0 with 1-4-7-0-0, and 1-4-7-0-0, and 1-4-7-0-0, and 1-4-7-0-0, and 1-4-7-0-0, and 1-4-7-0-0, and 1-4-7-0-0, and 1-4-7-0-0, and 1-4-7-0-0, and 1-4-7-0-0

my such receptions. It was the most catches by rookies since the franchise because the Titans in 2024.

For Tate, it's been a non-stop process since the NFL confines to the draft, landing with Tennessee and leave for first training camp. The rookie is trying to turn out whole playbook, just as he did at Ohio State.

Tate showed off his pace catching skills in a swimming-Driday night at Nissan Stadium, stretching for a one-handed gulf of a pace from Ward. On Sunday, Tate had fans chucking going over comeback. Cor Dale Flatt to catch a pace in the corner of the end zone with him upbringing his half-able for second TD of the season.

Ward said he expects such catches out while rookie board on the crazy plays he's already seen in his work with Tate.

"He has great hands, he has a great feel for space," Ward said.

SEASON'S WEST NEXT

The Titans travel Monday ahead of their preseason against with a first joint practice Sunday. That's the first of three joint practices against each of Tennessee's preseason opponents: played team all, including defending champion Kushla.

"We got to go work our staff against them," running Kushly Tate Spuzin said. "We going to turn out great."

Kushla said the game, who has two defensive coordinates for last season, reported earlier than the Titans, making for compromises on planning reps for the joint practice.

"They're getting much healthier and they're more than confident that they're a stunt to go come [Tuesday]," Kushla said.

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Lions' Bridgewater opts to step a pro from football

PAULA PASCHE ALLEN PARK, PHCH

Veteran quarterback Teddy Bridgewater has stepped away from football.

"His biggest worry was letting us down, that's the type of pro' he is. 'Some have coach that Campbell said Sunday, when Bridgewater was placed on the reserve/retired list.

The 12-year-old Interference had signed a new year deal. 'Some came in which other spending was from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. He also spent 2012 and part of 2024 with Detroit.

"So I've known Teddy a long time. As a human being he is unbelievable. Certainly as a player, everything that he's done, the type of teamman's he is. He way he projects. He always played the game up here," an emotional Campbell said, pointing to his head. "He had a huge heart. He's going to be missed."

Campbell, who was assistant head coach with the New Orleans Saints when Bridgewater played there in 2024 and joins San Bernardino's close relationship with the quarterback.

"I'll never forget 2024 when Drew [Bross] got injured. We'll start going to the 8 hours, get four out there and Drew get his thumb and we lost him for five weeks," Campbell said. "Kushz stepped in and we won five in a row. That was Teddy. He time being with us meant 2-0-1, and it meant a lot to our guys. He's going to be missed."

Bridgewater had been signed to back up Janel Croll. Crolls allotted rookie Luke Altmyer, the only other QB on the Lions roster, had been getting more reps in training camp earlier this week when Bridgewater was absent, and again on Sunday.

"Although he did some really good things," Campbell said. "He was put in some tough positions for a young player that you absolutely have to be put in, you just do, you've got to be threat in, you need to fail, you need to make mistakes or you can grow and we thought he handled it really well."

The Lions plan to sign a veteran quarterback as soon as Monday.

Campbell said half will not play in the preseason game Thursday in Cincinnati.

Bridgewater was drafted by the Minnesota Vikings in 2024 and started 49 games for first two seasons. Before the 2024 season he won his AEC and suffered more structural losses through that high first run of a short-into the 2-10 season. Bridgewater also played for the Dolphins, Broncos, Panthers and Jets.

In 2024, before he re-agined with the Lions in December, Bridgewater coached Wynne Northwestern former high, his alma mater, to the Florida Claw 24 state championship. But he was cognitively far the 2-10 season after reaching that for previous years and two weeks, side-down services and treatments for some players.

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NIEMANN WINS LIV GULF EVENT FOR NINTH TIME, RAINN CLARNE ANOTHER SEASON TITLE

Joaquin Niemann closed with a two-under 9-1 Sunday for a three-shot return at 10-7-0-0 New York, extending his record with his eighth career and 2-0-1 in the last three years.

Jon Kalem shot 9-0 and tied for 2-0, but that still was enough to check the season points title for the third straight time since the two-time major champion joined 137-1-0-0.

The team's, who was under 10th-year in South Korea, went over to win at Trump International. He finished at 1-0-0-0 under 4th Banshi Tomor III caught Niemann until the Chilean pulled away late with a birdie on the 2-0-1 and an eagle on the par for 1-0-0. Vatorer shot 1x to finish second.

"I feel like the more they push me, the better golfer I'm going to become from every experience that I experience," said Michael Hall. "It's a life to hit the hole that I did and make the putts that I did coming down the stretch, I put credit on myself."

Bryant DeCamilleau shot 1-0-0 and tied for 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0, 1-0-0

"It's been a great year," Kalem said. "Again, a little year later, in my month because of how Kushz played this week that it's been something to be proud of."

It rapped a week in which 137-0-0-0-0 North and it has signed a term short with a local investor that will allow the league to go forward without funds to take funding. The Hall not identify the investor or the size of the investment.

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Phillies Steel Saunders Bryson Shift steals second base as Blue Jays shortstop Aaddin Giménez receives the three in the sixth teeing of Ottawa Bank Park in Philadelphia on Sunday. (CENTER GLOBE/NASER)

Blue Jays come up just shy of series sweep against Phillies in 12-inning loss

Jays head back to Tannada for seven-game homestand after trade deadline shakeup

AARON BRACY PHILADELPHIA

Kyle Schwarber hit two home runs. Derek Hill might be with the bases loaded in the 11th teeing and the Philadelphia Phillies avoided a three-game series sweep with a 1-4 win over the Toronto Blue Jays on Sunday.

Hunting pitcher Joxie Lazaridis struck out 11 in seven sharp inning for the Phillies, who began play with a one-game cushion in the 9K, with card race.

Anders Giménez had a two-run single in Toronto's three-run eighth teeing that tied the game at 5.

After Toronto went ahead in the top of the 10th on Joxie has been doubling his 10th teeing off Caleb Kilian (4-7), the Phillies lead it on Bryson Steel's Hill single in the bottom of the teeing. Hill who came in as a pinch-hunter in the eighth teeing, lined a single off Leann Earnals (1-1) just and the diving effort of shortstop Giménez.

Philadelphia hooked as if it was going to win in the 11th before Myles Straw started an inning-rinding double-play with a strong throw in the plate from right field that was in time to get pinch-runner Garrett Smith, who trying to score from third on Brandon Harsick By ball.

Lazaridis allowed two runs on four hits with one walk while in a 2-4 teeing double-dgain in strikerate for the fifth time this season.

Schwarber hit home on Nov. 24

and 25 off Blue Jays starter Shane Bodnar His three-run drive in the third to win scoreless for reaching the first homer since July in the runner-up in the all-star home run derby Schwarber then led off the fifth with another drive to make it 4-4.

Lazaridis's only Myles came on Hill singles by Alejandro Kirk and Brett Bateman in the fourth and fifth innings, respectively.

The Phillies improved to give-whom either Lazaridis, Zach Wheeler, or Christopher Sánchez starts.

Bodnar gave up five runs on six hits in 5-5 innings.

Up next, the Blue Jays start a seven-game homestand on Monday night against Boston Tarone in BHP Jamrook Talbot (3-6, 2-6) (4-7) (5-6) and San BHP Soumy Gray (4-6, 4-7).

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Braves ace Sale ejected by umpire before start of game against Yankees

LARRY FLEISCHER NEW YORK

Atlanta Braves ace Chris Sale was ejected by umpire Jan. Metcal before a pitch was thrown in Sunday's game against the New York Yankees, a day after being called for a ball that scored a draw.

As umpires took the field and walked by the Braves' dugout on the third base side, Sale began barking. Metcal tossed him and he said something to view that? Dan Rollins as the two talked near the dugout out.

"I was by the hat rack because the game was about to start and I was getting my fashion I camea fielder Michael Harris It said after his 10th teeing single gave Atlanta a 3-4 win. 'I didn't see

him talking to him, but I actually seen the motion of him throwing him out. I was kind of convinced but then I saw Sale and remember what happened yesterday and I put two and two together.

Sale was called for his third career ball by Metcal during the fifth teeing of Saturday's 2-6 loss. Brooke Spencer Jones scored on the ball after getting an RM 10-26 and Sale began knocky yelling at Metcal before manager Walt Miller continued the argument and was ejected.

"I think he had some words for the umpire from yesterday, but you know what, it's behind us," Mose said. "Everyone had better say and we move on."

Rollins told a good superior of her Saturday's game that Sale was

called for the bulk because he did not declare he was going to pitch from the windup. Rollins said Sale declared he was pitching from the windup when he struck out Jose Caballero but did not do so ahead of the debut in Austin Nicks.

It was Sale's fourth career ejection. It was his first since Aug. 2, 2016, when he pitched for Boston and was tossed by Mike Estabrook for arguing balls and strikes during the fourth teeing off a 2-6 loss at Yankee Stadium.

Sale allowed three runs and five hits in an inning Saturday for the first two time June 28. He hit third season with the Braves, the veteran left-hander in 1973 with a 2-20 RIA in 21 starts.

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BAUDER'S NITTING, LARA'S FIELDING LEAD BREWERS FAST TWINS IN 10 INNINGS

WISNESSEE Blue Raiders singled home this winning run in the bottom of the 10th after Can-Lara made a spectacular run-scoring catch in the top half of the teeing, and the Milwaukee Brewers dipped the Minnesota Twins a 2-10 Sunday.

Raiders' 1-10-10 run single in shallow and off boundary. Gemon (2-2) through home filter. Turong, who fell across the plain before catcher Ryan Jeffers could apply the bag. A earlier review confirmed the call from home plan umpire, Gucci Winners.

Minnesota wide scoreless in the top of the 10th after Can-Lara made a leading catch at the wall on Kody Clemens's drive to right

to prevent a run from scoring. Lara also had made an interaffect play in front of the wall to rob the back. La et out onto them hit in the sixth inning.

Reyce Lewis advanced to third on Clemens's drive but was stunched there when DL Hall (1-1) struck out Los.

Raiders also homered in the fifth inning, and Jackson Christo also went deep to help the three on win the series. Lee and Clenn are homered off Milwaukee's (4-6) W. Winners.

Minnesota had tied the game at 2-6 in Cleveland's two runs in the sixth. Clemens's homer came immediately after him left drew a free pass for Winners with

only walk of the day.

Both teams scored chances afterward.

The Brewers left runners on third and third in the sixth. They stranded runs on first and second in the seventh and eighth.

Minnesota left the bases loaded on the seventh and eighth.

Wisnesses will allowed three runs and four hits in an inning. He struck out nine to increase his major league leading lead to 2026.

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SYVIRA ANNE JACOBS

(2026 Neighbors)

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A second graduate of the University of Toronto, hybrid began her career as a psychometric and social worker in Toronto, and probably helping new immigrants find employment. It was during her time at 12 of 7 that she met the love of her life, but deaths, a thorough graduate, following their marriage, they moved to Hamilton when she hit opened and operated social grievances.

Sylvia balanced saying her three children with a grandson gave time professional career as a case worker and family therapist. Her son also had a special approval since at the Hamilton-Mentherth Hall and Family Health Care, the March of Greece, and her own private co-briefing practice. Her childcareer, a family-therapy stopped while walking with Sylvia on several occasions. Her father, a family member, was the street he people expressing. Shept and strung up her life for her professional work with them or their families.

Deadly committed to her community, Sylvia volunteered extensively and held leadership roles within various Jewish organizations or Hamilton Society. She served as president of Hamilton Women's CMO and the Hamilton chapter of the National Council of Jewish Women.

Professional for her beloved husband, the first two parents, Lena and Israel Highman, and her brothers, Jack and Arnold Highman.

Dancing mother of his family (Both Phyllis and Jazelle (Prower) Kohn), and Naomi Brewster (David) Brewster's Cleveland grandmother, the care Kohn, Jean Brewster (Magey) Gilad Brewster's (Dorothy) Brewster's (Iva Lederman (Kohn), Lail Fishman (Kate), Max Jacobs, and Michael Miller (Michael) Wood (post-guestwriter) of us.

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The youngest daughter of Selton and Hatio Idris Yanadda, Yvonne was professional by her parents, family members, Gives, Sacks, Sacks and David, and her husband, Mary Rochford. She is survived by eighteen and twenty, first Yanadda (wife, girl), family father, and John Shinnishakura (wife, Eva Bernstein), Katy Shinnishakura (wife, Pambina Selton), and Lisa Shinnishakura (husband, Jill Cochran), along with their families. She will be deeply rested and remembered for her brothers, loyalty, early life, love of laughter and good food (much with others).

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SCOTT HYLANDS

PERFORMER, 83

STAR OF TV'S NIGHT HEAT BEGAN HIS CAREER ON THE STAGE

Best known as a TV detective in the 1990s, he had an enduring fondness for theatre, appearing at the Stratford Festival in 1981 and in New York while also writing a one-man play in 2023

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Canadian actor Scott Hylands described himself as a "threaten cat." He was proud of his season at Ontario's famed Stratford festival in 1981 and of his self-written Shakespeare-themed solo-funster Lord McPhailard, performed on B.C.'s full-flirt Spring Island in 1981.

So at he themed him a little to be spent associated with his role as the stewry, skeptical crime-serving Detective Kevin (DE) O'Brien in the gritty Canadian cop drama Night Heat, a hit CBI-CTV collaboration that ran for jet episodes on those networks from 1981 to 1986.

"I don't want this role carved on my sympathy," he told The Globe and Mail at the height of his random in 1981. Years later he acknowledged such associations were out of it in Britain. "It's what happens," he told The Victoria Times-Colonel, in 1982, "when you're in everyone's living room every week."

Scott Hylands Douglas, a ruggedly handsome and versatile stage and screen actor for more than five decades, died on July 19 in Victoria. He had been diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia in 1980 and had defied the predictions of his oncologists by being to be in.

The British Columbia-raised Mr. Hylands and I'll Wincott co-starred on the police prescribed as detectives working the graveyard shift in an anonymous northeastern North American city played by Toronto.

Night Heat earned German Awards for Best Drama Series in 1981 and 1982. But was criticized by nationalists because it had any on-screen evidence that it was shot in Canada's biggest city. The UK Tower was missing from the defilee and the onslaught. Great streets were dirtied up with garbage to make them appear more American.

Mr. Hylands, a journeyman actor and an only child raised by a single mother, had no time for cultural purists.

"To hell with the culture and pride aspects," he told TV Guide's Bill Brown, "What we're dealing with here is heavy marketplace reality."

The series with a Canadian cast and crew was an unsatisfy American producer and former New York City Police Department detective Sonny Green. It drew more than one million viewers a week in Canada at its peak and was a late-night call favourite in the United States.

In 1981, CBI's two-and-six episodes during prime time, making it the first Canadian drama series in 1981. The first two-and-six shows hours of the day since 1981. There was a lot ruling on the success of the show - for Canadian

Scott Hylands as Tullus Anfeller in Canadians at the 1981 Stratford Festival: During his season in Stratford, Mr. Hylands also starred in Overtia in Malibra's The Miscelltops*. ROBERT E. KALISH, C. STRATFORD FESTIVAL

producers and for actors trying to make a living in Toronto instead of heading in Hollywood.

"We're trying to create a certain amount of credibility," Mr. Hylands told The Globe at the time. "We're living down an umpiceous about Canadians."

Night Heat cast members remember Mr. Hylands as an authentic person who had a quiet authority about him.

"There was nothing shootouts about the production, and there was nothing shootouts about him," said Nevin Vallance, who played a detective. "Scott didn't do anything outwardly, but he watched over the show identity. He was the glue."

Stephen Mendel is 9-foot-1, much taller than Mr. Hylands, not only a contrast-free colour found. During one photoshock, he bleached slightly to loosen the height difference.

"Scott looked at me, elbowed

me in the ribs and, using strong language, told me to stand up," Mr. Mendel said. "He was a wonderfully physical man who had confidence in himself."

During Mr. Hylands's season at Stratford, The Globe and Mail's Key Co-league described the actor as the role of the poet Overtia in Malibra's The Miscelltops. "He has a robust reality in his self-percentuation, like a street fighter turned past who will certainly flatten the nose of any detractor."

He was born Feb. 27, 1948, in Lothbridge, Alas. He mother was Ruth Douglas (née White), a Prussian girl from Yellow Grass, back. The nurse (and later a math teacher) was described in the actor's self-published memoir. Led in the Wind, as "a pinto, suburthuised beauty" the father was Walter Norman Douglas, from Halesbury, Ont. They met when he attended flight school in Regina.

He was a 24-year-old flight lieutenant with the Royal Canadian Air Force when he died in Germany on May 14, 1949, on days after the war in Europe was over. He was killed while long on his head when a fellow pilot's gun accidentally discharged. His son in Canada was four years old.

Mr. Hylands's professional actor began to hype, in 1964, when the 25-year-old graduate of the University of British Columbia arrived in New York on an Air Canada flight. The city was hosting the theatre bar in the middle of a beaverse, and the theatre were in town to perform a charity concert on the bar night of their first full North American tour.

A cab took him to a morning house at West good Street and Broadway. His small room had a view of a brick wall, and he spent a walk each in a challenge in by a single dim bulb. And yet the thirties had himself sung last

one year earlier that the noon lights were bright on Broadway. "What on earth was a financing?" Mr. Hylands wondered in his memoir.

He dropped his family name when he joined a performer union in New York. There was an entire front Douglas, a dance.

In early 1980, Mr. Hylands got a job on a production of Stratford's orchestral dance piece I Shrunk the Noble. It was in benefit of the America Heart Cultural Foundation, with Jason Bokach as the narrator. But because the great actor had a tight schedule, a stand-in for him was required for some of the rehearsals. After the show, Mr. Bokach complimented his surrogate, "Good pipes," he said of Mr. Hylands's booming voice.

His first role was as the lead in an off-Broadway production of the comedy Fifty Lie in 1981. He then acted with the National Conservatory Theatre in San Francisco and eventually found screen work in L.A., often as hearies on pseudo programs such as Baretta, Canora and Kang Fu. Nothing would though - none of the materialist talent pilots he worked on ever look off.

Each in Canada in the 1980s, he met his father with while filming a Night Heat special, one summer evening near Maple Leaf Gardens. The former Toronto d'Auxury was a nurse at the Hospital for Salt Children. While cameras rolled in the lobby of her apartment building, she was stuck outside with making ice cream, unable to get in.

"I got pretty mad about it," Mr. Hylands Douglas said. "Scott came over and we chatted the way gracious and apologetic."

She was older and had her age. They were married in 1980 and built their design house on Salt Spring Island, where they raised two children before moving to Victoria.

In 1982, Mr. Hylands played Deans in Blue Bridge Repertory Theatre's production of Samuel Beckett's magnificent Waiting for Guns at Victoria's 25-year Roey Theatre. There he put the pipes inside Mr. Bokach admired years earlier to good use.

"Scott was not a small actor, and the theatre was not big enough for him, really," said the company's former artistic director, Brian Richmond. "But the role goes him an opportunity to play at a site that he enjoyed."

He leaves his wife, Veronica Hylands Douglas, children, Luke Hylands and Rebecca Halper, and grandchildren, Max and Lucy. What has doctors predicted would be a one- or two-year extension from children to children?

"Because he married late in life, he wasn't sure he'd ever see grandchildren," his wife said. "He got to spend more time with them because of the extension. The extra year were a gift."

SYDNEY TOWLE

ADVOCATE, 28

Content creator documented life with cancer

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Sydney Towle, a social-media content creator who projected enduring optimism as she chronicled her life with a vast form of cancer. Too tired, according to her family, she was at:

Mr. Towle was diagnosed with cholangiocarcinoma, an aggressive form of cancer in the bile ducts in August, 1979. Her mother, Elizabeth Morrow, and brother, Austen Towle, posted a video about TikTok. He was conferring the dad Wednesday.

"He'd never been a little last night after an almost three-year long battle with cholangiocarcinoma," her brother said. "She fought really hard, and we're so proud of her. I always think it's you for your support over the years."

Mr. Towle's mother said they appreciated the messages of sup-

port and that "she will not be forgotten."

Her family described her as "an endless ray of sunshine" and a friend to many. Sydney Elizabeth Towle was born in Northampton, Mass., on Nov. 9, 1959, and grew up in Hobe Sound, Fla., according to The New York Times. The newspaper reported that she died at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, Md.

At the time of her diagnosis, Mr. Towle already had a presence on social media where she shared videos from her everyday life. She often posted from the beach and loved the outdoors. She was an avid writer and runner.

Once she received the diagnosis at age 35, she began posting her unremarried studies of the disease and treatment while holding her to her hobbies, style and positive attitude. She had over a million followers on TikTok alone.

Sydney Towle

In a video posted days after she was diagnosed, Mr. Towle said, "I'm in good spirits. I'm smiling. If anything, it just makes me appreciate life more."

That essentially became the effort that guided her online presence, when she shared videos of being a winning group, not with friends and travelling alongside videos from a hospital bed or at chemotherapy appointments.

In a chased clip year advocating for increased funding for research of the new disease, Mr. Towle's mother wrote that she had seen her daughter become "a beacon of hope for so many" through her candid online presence.

He chased of people used her messages, stop her on the street and have a comments on her videos, describing how her values are likely to be helped them through their own struggles," Mr. Morrow wrote in February.

Mr. Towle graduated from Dartmouth College in 1978, where she studied government and environmental studies. She

worked as a social media manager at Eple Games.

She had posted on her LinkedIn account about plans to run the 1978 New York City Marathon in November to raise money for the Cholangiocarcinoma Foundation. She had raised more than $50,000 for the non-profit that advocates for research and provider patients and caregivers with resources.

"I know it might seem easy to try to run a marathon with everything going on," she wrote on the platform. "I think that she noted the importance of hope in her experience with the disease. 'Hope keeps us alive, it keeps us going, it makes the impossible seem possible.'"

Mr. Towle leaves her mother and brother, and father, Philip Towle, died in 1980.

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经过严格审核，以下是对翻译内容的问题报告：

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1. 幻觉核查

问题1：低中文密度区域的法律公告

译文内容：

加拿大
魁北克省 蒙特利尔区
蒙特利尔区
关于以下实体的
妥协或安排事宜：
Raymond Chabot Inc.
高等法院
“《公司债权人安排法》(UK), 2005, 0-6-267”
1228 MAN

核查结果： - 标题索引及抽样原文中均未找到匹配内容（无相关标题或法律公告片段）。 - 判定：[BLOCKING] 幻觉。该段落完全脱离原文语境，属于凭空捏造的法律公告。 - 建议：删除该段落，或明确标注为“非新闻内容（广告/法律公告）”。

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问题2：日期错误

译文内容：

© 埃丁堡，2025

原文对应内容：

© EDINBURGH, 2025

核查结果： - 原文日期为 2025，但译文中 “2025”被误译为“2025”（无实际错误，但需确认是否为OCR误读）。 - 判定：[SOURCE_OCR]（若原文OCR识别错误导致）。 - 建议：确认原文PDF中的实际年份，如确为2025则保留。

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问题3：数字单位错误

译文内容：

伯克希尔购买的股票比出售的股票多出近 106 亿美元

原文对应内容：

Berkshire also bought nearly US$10.6 billion more stocks than it sold

核查结果： - 原文为 US$10.6 billion（106亿美元），但译文中 “106亿美元”缺少“亿”单位，导致数字量级错误（应为“106亿美元”）。 - 判定：[BLOCKING] 数字量级严重错误。 - 建议：修正为“106亿美元”。

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问题4：货币符号遗漏

译文内容：

希拉里和加伦·韦斯顿基金会 (Hilary and Galen Weston Foundation) 提供了总计S4-million的巨额赠款

核查结果： - 原文未提供具体货币符号，但根据上下文（加拿大基金会），应为 “C$400万” 或 “400万加元”。 - 判定：[WARNING] 货币符号遗漏，影响理解。 - 建议：修正为“4亿加元”或“C$400 million”。

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问题5：术语不准确

译文内容：

《清晰法案》（Clarity Act）

原文对应内容：

the Clarity Act

核查结果： - Clarity Act 是加拿大联邦法律，中文应为 《清晰法》（非“清晰法案”）。 - 判定：[WARNING] 术语不准确。 - 建议：修正为“《清晰法》”。

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2. 完整性问题

问题6：段落截断

译文内容：

“说到底，那些指控——我不能让它们困扰我，因为我知道真相，那就是我永远不会做任何伤害孩子的事情，我非常爱他们，我最希望的就是他们能回家，”她说。
“所以，我的意思是，人们可以随心所欲地解读，但他们的观点并不重要。重要的是让他们回家。”

核查结果： - 原文中 Malehya Brooks-Murray 的采访内容在译文中被 截断，缺少后续表述（如对警方的批评）。 - 判定：[WARNING] 重要段落遗漏，影响完整性。 - 建议：补充完整采访内容。

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问题7：残留英文

译文内容：

READ WHEELER

核查结果： - 该段落为 作者署名，但未翻译（应为“布拉德·惠勒”）。 - 判定：[WARNING] 残留英文。 - 建议：补充翻译。

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3. 格式问题

问题8：内部清理标签

译文内容：

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核查结果： - 译文中出现 Markdown图片链接标签，属于内部处理痕迹。 - 判定：[BLOCKING] 交付标签残留。 - 建议：删除所有类似标签（如![img-xx.jpeg]）。

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问题9：低中文密度区域

译文内容：

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核查结果： - 该段落为 应用推广信息，属于非新闻内容，系统过滤正常。 - 判定：无问题（符合第三步“不需报告”范围）。

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4. 其他问题

问题10：日期格式不一致

译文内容：

2026年8月10日，星期一

原文对应内容：

MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 2026

核查结果： - 译文日期格式 “2026年8月10日” 与报纸常用格式 “2026年8月10日” 不一致。 - 判定：[WARNING] 格式不统一。 - 建议：统一为“2026年8月10日”。

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总结

1. 阻塞性问题（BLOCKING）： - 幻觉法律公告（需删除）。 - 数字量级错误（10.6 billion → 106亿美元）。 - 交付标签残留（![img-xx.jpeg]）。
2. 警告（WARNING）： - 货币符号遗漏（S4-million → 4亿加元）。 - 术语不准确（《清晰法案》→《清晰法》）。 - 段落截断（采访内容不完整）。 - 残留英文（作者署名未译）。 - 日期格式不统一。
3. OCR源问题（SOURCE_OCR）： - 日期“2025”疑似OCR误读。

最终结论： 存在 3项阻塞性问题，需立即修正；其余为质量问题，建议优化。未发现其他幻觉内容。

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