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TIFF 2024: Festival Successes and Criticisms
The 51st Toronto International Film Festival concluded, with Jesse Eisenberg's "The Debut" and "I Play Rocky" among the hits. Hudson Williams garnered significant fan attention. Prime Minister Mark Carney received a warm public welcome, while former PM Justin Trudeau launched his production company. Criticisms included high ticket prices, Toronto traffic, and controversy over director Danny Boyle's AI use in "Ink."
Two seriously injured in early morning Toronto stabbing
Toronto police are investigating a stabbing that left two people with serious but non-life-threatening injuries. The incident occurred just before 2:30 a.m. in the Dufferin Street and St. Clair Avenue West area. Investigators are searching for two to four suspects who fled the scene in a dark red vehicle. The ages and genders of the victims have not yet been released.
Op-ed: Carney faces domestic demands on EU alliance
Columnist argues Mark Carney's EU alliance efforts are complicated by domestic demands. Following Carney's speech to the European Parliament and the Prime Minister's welcome of Canada as an associate EU member, Quebec Premier Christine Fréchette demanded special status for Quebec within the alliance, highlighting the parochial nature of Canadian politics.
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