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Catch up on the stories we’re following today

Published Jun 01, 2026 • 1 minute read

It’s Monday, June 1. Here are the top stories we’re following today.

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WARMINGTON: Drag queen event becomes verbal clash between fire captain and journalist

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Claude Lemieux’s family reveals why late NHL great’s brain will be donated for CTE research

The family of Claude Lemieux hopes that, in his death, the former NHL great will be able to help the living.

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Golden Knights' Mitch Marner (left) and Hurricanes' Frederick Andersen.

Why ex-Leafs Mitch Marner, Frederik Andersen deservedly find themselves in Stanley Cup final

Former Maple Leafs couldn’t win in Toronto, but both have earned accolades with the Stanley Cup final about to start.

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LILLEY: One month until CUSMA could blow up if U.S. walks away

Exactly one month from now, Canada’s trading relationship with the United States could blow up. By July 1, representatives of Canada, the United States and Mexico need to meet and decide on whether to agree to another 16 years of CUSMA, agree to annual reviews, or see one or more parties withdraw with six months’ notice.

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Queen's Park is tabling sweeping new crime legislation.

Poll shows Ontarians support legislation blocking Ottawa’s gun confiscation

It’s time for Queen’s Park to holster Canada’s gun grab. That’s the message the Canadian Taxpayers Federation (CTF) is sending to Ontario Premier Doug Ford after a late-May Leger poll showed that more than half of respondents with an opinion were in favour of the Ontario government passing legislation to block the federal government’s beleaguered gun “buyback” program, following similar legislation tabled and adopted in Alberta and Saskatchewan.

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