World Report April 28: Monday's top stories in 10 minutes
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Apr 28, 2025 A community mourns the tragic loss of 11 lives at the Lapu-Lapu Festival in Vancouver, uniting to support one another. Political campaigns take a somber turn as leaders reflect on the impact of this tragedy on voting day. Meanwhile, a high-profile hockey trial resumes, raising questions about athlete welfare. The UN hears critical legal arguments regarding Israel and Palestine, alongside alarming findings of DDT contamination in New Brunswick fish. Awareness and civic engagement are crucial as citizens head to the polls.
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Vancouver Filipinos Unite After Tragedy
- Vancouver's Filipino community held vigils honoring 11 victims of a vehicle attack at the Lapu-Lapu Festival.
- Hundreds gathered silently, showing solidarity and mourning across the city.
Election Campaign Ends on Sombre Note
- Canadian federal leaders ended campaigns somberly after the Vancouver attack, showing unity.
- Mark Carney emphasized the threat from U.S. President Trump as a key campaign issue.
Hockey Culture Under Scrutiny
- The sexual assault trial of former junior hockey players highlights broader issues in hockey culture.
- Experts say the case exposes institutional problems in how young men in sport are raised.