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U.S. FAA to probe baseball coach in cockpit during a flight from Denver to Toronto

Offbeat · Denver

U.S. FAA to probe baseball coach in cockpit during a flight from Denver to Toronto

76% Center coverage: 59 sources

Authorities in the United States are investigating after a video surfaced on social media of a hitting coach for the Colorado Rockies sitting in the cockpit of an aircraft “at cruise altitude,” while bound for Toronto. A statement from the Federal Aviation Administration says an investigation is underway but it will not comment further while the process is ongoing. The comments come after a post on social media platform X showed a video allegedly taken from the Instagram account of Rockies hitting coach Hensley Meulens, showing a man who appears to be Meulens sitting in the pilot’s seat on an active flight. The Instagram post, which has been taken down, included a caption that said “the captain and the first officer” of a United Airlines charter flight allowed the poster to sit in the cockpit during the Denver-to-Toronto flight. In a statement, United Airlines confirmed the video appears to be taken from an April 10 charter flight from Denver to Toronto.See the Story

Liberal government turning to influencers to get its message to younger Canadians

Influencers · Canada

Liberal government turning to influencers to get its message to younger Canadians

58% Left coverage: 12 sources

Dennis Mathu and Stephanie Gordon first started posting financial-advice videos on YouTube three years ago — a side hustle that helped to scratch a creative itch. They never imagined it would lead them down some of the most powerful political corridors in Canada. Mathu and Gordon — Steph & Den, as they’re known online — were among several content creators invited to Tuesday’s federal budget lockup, where they got early access to Ottawa’s new spending blueprint. It’s an invitation typically reserved for experts, stakeholders and mainstream media. But the federal Liberals are embracing influencers as they seek to win back disillusioned millennials, gen-Z voters and others who consume information through social media. “They are seeing we are building this audience and they want to tap into that,” said Gordon, 27. See the Story

What's a Barnacle? It's yellow, sticks and screams if you try to pry it off your car

Tech · Saskatchewan

What's a Barnacle? It's yellow, sticks and screams if you try to pry it off your car

44% Left coverage: 9 sources

Barnacles have appeared on vehicles in Saskatchewan’s capital, but they’re not sticky little water-dwelling crustaceans. The bright yellow devices, used to make sure parking scofflaws pay their tickets, could soon be making their way to other parts of the country. “You will see more and more Barnacles,” Colin Heffron, chairman of Barnacle Parking, said in an interview from New Jersey. When a Barnacle is placed on a vehicle’s windshield, commercial-grade suction cups latch onto the glass with more than 450 kilograms of force. It can only be removed once the driver uses a QR code on the device to pay outstanding fines.See the Story

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Politics · Alberta

Alberta announces what it says are the largest water-sharing agreements in its history

50% Left coverage: 6 sources

Alberta has concluded its negotiations with major water licence holders and is now outlining what it calls the largest water-sharing agreements in Alberta's 118-year history. See the Story

Nova Scotia Politics · Nova Scotia

N.S. Justice Minister Brad Johns resigns from cabinet

71% Left coverage: 7 sources

Nova Scotia Justice Minister Brad Johns has resigned from cabinet. Premier Tim Houston made the announcement in a news release sent Friday evening.See the Story

Marijuana · Canada

Manitoba set to remove province's ban on growing cannabis

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

As Manitobans gear up to mark 4/20 on Saturday, sources tell CityNews that Manitoba’s NDP government is set to drop the province’s ban on growing cannabis at home.See the Story

Toronto, ON · Toronto

Parents raise concerns after 3 grades combined into one at Toronto elementary school

Coverage: 2 sources

The principal at Kensington Community School informed parents that Grades 4, 5, and 6 will be combined into a single class next yearSee the Story

Ontario, Canada · Ontario

Not enough GO operators for upcoming service increases, claims former employee

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A former employee is speaking out with claims there may not be enough GO operators for upcoming service increases announced by the Ford government.See the Story

Business · Canada

Feds targeting a dozen foreign grocery chains for expansion in attempt to increase competition

100% Center coverage: 3 sources

The federal government continues to seek a foreign grocery store operator to come to Canada in an effort to increase competition and provide more options to residents.See the Story

Politics · Canada

Quebec labour code doesn’t infringe rights of casino managers, Supreme Court rules

Coverage: 5 sources

The Supreme Court of Canada says excluding front-line supervisors at a Montreal casino from organizing under the Quebec labour-relations regime does not infringe their constitutional rights.See the Story

Justin Trudeau · Canada

Joly urges halt to escalating violence as Israel suspected of airstrike on Iran

50% Left coverage: 8 sources

Foreign Affairs Minister Mélanie Joly is once again urging Israel and Iran to prevent their long-running conflict from spiralling into a broader Middle East crisis. See the Story

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