Unpublished Newswire

Good morning. Canada’s foreign-interference inquiry starts its next round of hearings today and we stitch together what’s happened so far – more on that below, along with a pair of crucial by-elections and B.C.’s breath-holding free divers. But first:Today’s headlinesThe FBI is investigating an apparent assassination attempt on Donald Trump at his Florida golf clubAir Canada and its pilot union reach a tentative deal, including a 42-per-cent raise over four yearsPremier Dave Eby announced that B.C. will introduce involuntary care for people will addictionsAt the 2024 Emmy Awards, Dan and...

In an art gallery window on Harvey Road in St. John’s, a matted print is positioned at eye level. In the image, brightly painted wooden boats crowd a small, snug harbour, their cheerful colours reflecting wavily in the blue water. Inside the vessels are coils of rope, piles of net. To the left, striated cliffs jut toward the boats as though about to scoop them into a grass-topped embrace. A small card, with text in calligraphic script, is propped against the window. It reads, in part, “Skiffs Before the Moratorium.” A second card explains that a skiff is a small wooden boat, twenty-five...