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Mohamud Kheyre, 30, has been identified as the second homicide victim discovered in a vehicle fire in Markham, following another incident in Etobicoke. Both vehicle fires were reported to first responders within a 90-minute timeframe on September 28.
Hurricane Polo is approaching Mexico's Baja California peninsula as a Category 3 storm with sustained winds of 125 mph, expected to bring heavy rainfall and potential flooding. Meanwhile, Hurricane Nolo is moving away from Hawaii, but the islands remain under threat of flash floods and strong winds, with emergency measures in place as residents recover from previous storms. The Mexican navy is preparing humanitarian aid for coastal communities likely to be affected by Polo.
Canada's retaliatory tariffs on a range of American items, including sporting goods, means rising costs for families with budding athletes, charity says.
Cyle Larin has been recognized by the City of Brampton for his contributions to sports, receiving a symbolic key from Mayor Patrick Brown. Larin is celebrated as a significant figure in soccer, having established himself as a trailblazer in the sport.
The Left apparently needs a new existential crisis to blame on Trump before the midterms.
Walmart has announced that it will not use personal information to set prices as it expands its digital shelf label technology across its stores. CEO John Furner emphasized that the company adheres to its 'every day low prices' model and will not charge different prices based on customer identity or shopping habits. The retailer aims to implement this technology chain-wide within the next year, having already introduced it in 2,300 locations.