CTV National News for May 6: Rafah incursion imminent

Summary

The news transcript covers a range of significant events and developments. In the Middle East, despite Hamas accepting a ceasefire deal brokered by Egypt, Israel declares no agreement has been reached and continues military operations, causing international concern over potential humanitarian crises. In the United States, Columbia University cancels its main commencement ceremony due to safety concerns amidst pro-Palestinian demonstrations. Legal proceedings are underway in Winnipeg where an individual admits to killing four indigenous women, raising questions about criminal responsibility and mental health. Donald Trump faces a fine for violating a gag order in his criminal trial. A Pennsylvania pastor survives an assassination attempt due to a weapon malfunction. The report also touches on the housing crisis, with new regulations for short-term rentals like Airbnb in an effort to increase available housing. In the entertainment industry, a rap feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar intensifies with public figures taking sides, and a Toronto restaurant gains popularity due to its mention in their lyrics. The summary concludes with a mention of Paul McCartney responding to a long-time fan and an update on the world's longest baguette record held by French bakers.

Takeaways

• ✋ Hamas accepted a ceasefire proposal by Egypt, but Israel states no deal has been reached yet, leading to continued conflict in Gaza.
• 🚨 Israel's military instructs 100,000 people to evacuate parts of Rafa, with a targeted operation against Hamas approved by the war cabinet.
• 🏠 Canada, the US, and the UN warn that an offensive in Rafa could have catastrophic humanitarian consequences.
• 😢 Displaced residents in Rafa express joy and relief at the prospect of a ceasefire, despite the ongoing uncertainty.
• 🏛️ Columbia University cancels its main commencement ceremony over safety concerns amidst pro-Palestinian demonstrations.
• 📈 Anti-Semitic incidents in Canada have more than doubled from the previous year, with a significant surge after Hamas's attack on Israel.
• 🔍 Winnipeg man admitted to killing four indigenous women, but his lawyers argue he is not criminally responsible due to mental illness.
• 💲 Donald Trump fined for violating a gag order in his criminal hush money trial, with the judge threatening jail time.
• ✝️ A Pennsylvania pastor survives an assassination attempt when a gunman's weapon fails to discharge.
• 🚨 New fines and regulations are imposed on short-term rentals like Airbnb to address housing shortages and safety concerns.
• 🎤 A rap feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar escalates with multiple diss tracks and public figures taking sides.

Q & A

What was the proposed ceasefire deal between Hamas and Israel?

The proposed ceasefire deal, brokered by Egypt and cutter, included three phases of 42 days each, comprising a ceasefire, a hostage and prisoner swap, and a complete withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza.

Why did Israel reject the proposed ceasefire deal?

Israel rejected the proposed ceasefire deal as they deemed it unacceptable and not meeting their necessary requirements.

What was the reaction of displaced Gazans to Hamas accepting the ceasefire deal?

Displaced Gazans, such as Umf, expressed immense joy and relief, with scenes of celebration following the announcement in Rafa.

What is the potential consequence of an Israeli offensive in Rafa?

An offensive in Rafa could have catastrophic humanitarian consequences, as warned by Canada, the US, the UN, and others.

What is the situation regarding the anti-Semitism surge in Canada?

There has been a surge in anti-Semitic incidents in Canada, with more than 5,700 cases in 2023, which is more than double the number from the previous year.

What is the legal situation regarding the Winnipeg man accused of killing four indigenous women?

The man's lawyers admitted that he killed the women but argued that he is not criminally responsible for the deaths due to a mental illness. The case now hinges on whether the disease of the mind was present at the time of the alleged incident.

What was the outcome of Donald Trump's violation of a gag order?

Donald Trump was fined a thousand dollars by the judge overseeing his criminal hush money trial in New York and was threatened with jail time.

How did the Pennsylvania Pastor survive an attack by an armed man in his church?

The armed man pointed a gun at the pastor and pulled the trigger, but the weapon failed to discharge. The pastor credits divine intervention for his survival.

What is the issue with short-term rentals like Airbnb in Canada?

There is a housing crunch due to an increase in short-term rentals. New rules and regulations are being implemented to address this issue, such as requiring short-term rentals to follow the same rules as larger accommodations regarding insurance and fire safety.

What is the diplomatic confrontation between Canada and India regarding the murder of a separatist leader?

Three Indian nationals have been charged with the murder of a separatist leader in a Vancouver suburb. This has sparked a major diplomatic confrontation, as India's foreign minister suggested that Canada is allowing criminals into the country.

What is the proposed bill regarding foreign influence in Canada?

The proposed bill aims to increase transparency over foreign influence. It would require people who pressure Canadians on behalf of foreign governments to register, give more power to Canada's spy agency, create a foreign influence registry, and make foreign interference a criminal offense.

Outlines

00:00

📰 Escalation in Gaza and Diplomatic Efforts

The conflict in the Middle East has seen a significant escalation with new strikes in Gaza following the collapse of a proposed ceasefire deal. While Hamas accepted the terms of a ceasefire proposal brokered by Egypt, Israel found the terms unacceptable and announced it was sending a delegation for further negotiations. Israel's military has instructed 100,000 people to evacuate parts of Rafa, and the country's war cabinet has approved a targeted operation against Hamas. International entities, including Canada, the US, and the UN, have warned of catastrophic humanitarian consequences should an offensive take place. Despite the tensions, there have been celebrations in Rafa with displaced residents expressing gratitude. The proposed ceasefire includes three phases of 42 days each, comprising a ceasefire, a hostage and prisoner swap, and a complete withdrawal of Israeli troops from Gaza. However, Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's War cabinet has decided to continue military operations, emphasizing the need to fight for the lives of captive Israelis held by Hamas. The situation has also sparked protests in Tel Aviv, with some believing the deal offers the best hope for hostages' return.

05:02

📚 University Commencements and Anti-Semitism Concerns

Columbia University has canceled its main commencement ceremony due to safety concerns, opting for smaller ceremonies instead. The New York campus has been central to pro-Palestinian demonstrations in the US, with nearly 2500 arrests across over 75 campuses. Meanwhile, McGill University in Montreal has seen continued protests, with students demanding the school divest from companies doing business with Israel. The Prime Minister and the leader of the opposition have denounced the surge of anti-Semitism on Holocaust Remembrance Day. A report reveals a surge in anti-Semitic incidents in Canada, with more than 5,700 cases in 2023, more than double the previous year's figure. The increase is particularly notable in the three months following Hamas's attack on Israel on October 7th.

10:03

🚔 Legal Proceedings and Security Concerns

A Winnipeg man, Jeremy Scabi, whose lawyers admit he killed four indigenous women, pleads not guilty due to mental illness. The case has drawn significant attention as it raises questions about criminal responsibility and the impact of mental health on violent acts. Legal experts suggest that proving not criminally responsible due to mental illness can be challenging and may lead to delays in the trial process. If the judge disagrees with the defense, Scabi could face a conviction of first-degree murder. In another case, Donald Trump has been fined for violating a gag order in his criminal hush money trial, with the judge threatening jail time. A Pennsylvania pastor has survived an assassination attempt after an armed man's gun failed to discharge. The attacker was charged with multiple crimes, and a family member of the attacker was later found fatally shot in his home.

15:14

🏠 Short-Term Rentals and Housing Policies

The federal Liberals in Canada are proposing new measures to increase transparency over foreign influence, which includes creating a foreign influence registry and giving more power to the country's spy agency. The bill aims to address transnational threats and violence by foreign governments and their representatives. It also seeks to enhance the ability to share information with provincial and local governments, private companies, and academic institutions. The bill comes in response to past incidents of foreign interference in Canadian politics and aims to become law within a year. Additionally, there is a growing focus on short-term rentals like Airbnb and their impact on the housing market. British Columbia is implementing stricter rules for short-term rentals, while in Ontario's Cottage Country, there is a debate on requiring short-term rentals to register and comply with local regulations. These measures are being considered to address housing shortages and concerns about rowdy visitors in some areas.

20:17

🎶 Hip Hop Feud and Cultural Milestones

A rap battle between Drake and Kendrick Lamar has escalated, with both artists releasing multiple songs with serious allegations against each other. The feud is believed to have roots in Drake's career and questions about his street credibility. Fans have even renamed Drake's Toronto mansion on Google Maps as owned by Kendrick. The Weeknd, a Canadian Grammy Award winner, has also taken sides with Kendrick, adding to the ongoing feud. Meanwhile, a Beatles fan received a personal reply from Paul McCartney six decades after expressing her love for him. McCartney, now in New York, invited the fan to a photographic exhibition about the early days of Beatlemania at the Brooklyn Museum.

Keywords

💡Ceasefire deal

A ceasefire deal refers to an agreement between conflicting parties to stop fighting temporarily or indefinitely. In the video, it is mentioned that a proposed ceasefire deal in Gaza fell apart, with terms accepted by Hamas but deemed unacceptable by Israel, leading to continued conflict.

💡Hamas

Hamas is a Palestinian Islamist political organization and militant group that has been a key player in the Israel-Palestine conflict. The script discusses Hamas' acceptance of a ceasefire proposal and its demands in the ongoing conflict with Israel.

💡Humanitarian consequences

Humanitarian consequences pertain to the negative effects on the health, well-being, and living conditions of a population, often as a result of conflict or disaster. The video mentions warnings from Canada, the US, and the UN about a potential offensive in Rafa that could lead to catastrophic humanitarian consequences.

💡Anti-Semitism

Anti-Semitism refers to hostility or prejudice against Jewish people. The video discusses a surge in anti-Semitic incidents in Canada, with a significant increase in such cases following an attack on Israel by Hamas.

💡Serial killer

A serial killer is an individual who has murdered three or more people over a period of more than a month, with a 'cooling-off' period between each murder. The script mentions an alleged serial killer and the shocking admission regarding the deaths of four indigenous women.

💡Short-term rentals

Short-term rentals refer to accommodations rented out for brief periods, often through platforms like Airbnb. The video discusses a crackdown on such rentals to address housing shortages, with new rules and regulations being implemented in various regions.

💡Rap artist

A rap artist is a musician who performs in the rap genre, which involves rhythmic speech performed to a musical accompaniment. The video mentions a feud between two prominent rap artists, Drake and Kendrick Lamar, highlighting the tension and competition within the rap industry.

💡Diplomatic confrontation

A diplomatic confrontation is a situation where tensions and disagreements arise between two or more nations, often leading to a breakdown in diplomatic relations. The video discusses a major diplomatic confrontation between Canada and India following the arrest of individuals charged with the murder of a separatist leader.

💡Foreign influence

Foreign influence refers to the impact or control exerted by one country over the politics, policies, or actions of another. The video mentions new measures proposed by the Canadian government to increase transparency over foreign influence and to counteract potential threats to democracy.

💡Hate crime

A hate crime is a criminal act motivated by prejudice or bias against a certain group of people, based on their race, religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or other characteristics. The video discusses the increase in anti-Semitic incidents in Canada, which would fall under the category of hate crimes.

💡Hostages

Hostages are individuals who are captured and held captive by an individual or group, often with the intention of using them as leverage or bargaining chips. The video refers to the hope of securing the release of hostages as part of the ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas.

Highlights

New strikes in Gaza occur after a proposed ceasefire deal falls apart, with terms accepted by Hamas but not by Israel.

Celebrations in Rafa follow Hamas's acceptance of a three-phase ceasefire proposal brokered by Egypt, despite Israel's rejection.

Israel's military instructs 100,000 people to evacuate parts of Rafa as a targeted operation against Hamas is approved.

International warnings suggest an offensive in Rafa could lead to catastrophic humanitarian consequences.

Columbia University cancels its main commencement ceremony over safety concerns amid pro-Palestinian demonstrations.

Report reveals a surge in anti-Semitic incidents in Canada, more than doubling from the previous year.

A Winnipeg man admits to killing four indigenous women, but his lawyers argue he is not criminally responsible due to mental illness.

Donald Trump is fined for violating a gag order in his criminal hush money trial and faces jail time if he continues.

A Pennsylvania pastor survives an assassination attempt when a gunman's weapon fails to discharge.

Two victims of a wrong-way crash on the 401 are cremated, with grieving family members paying their final respects.

Three men charged with the murder of a separatist leader in Vancouver, causing a diplomatic confrontation between Canada and India.

New measures proposed by the federal Liberals aim to increase transparency over foreign influence in Canada.

Short-term rental rules are changing to address the housing crisis, with stricter regulations on platforms like Airbnb.

WestJet reaches a tentative agreement with its mechanics union, averting a strike and lockout notice.

A new crackdown on short-term rentals in British Columbia aims to convert rental units back into permanent homes.

The federal government increases the cost of postage stamps as Canada Post reports significant financial losses.

French bakers break the record for the world's longest baguette, measuring over 140 meters.

Anna Wintour bans chives, onion, or garlic from the Met Gala menu to prevent bad breath.

A Beatles fan receives a personal reply from Paul McCartney six decades after expressing her love for him.

A rap battle between Drake and Kendrick Lamar escalates with multiple diss tracks and public figures taking sides.

Transcripts

tonight new strikes in Gaza after a

proposed ceasefire deal falls

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[Applause]

apart terms accepted by

Hamas but unacceptable to Israel when we

get a deal in place and we can start

seeing hostages get back with their

families that'll be encouraging a

stunning admission from an alleged

serial killer in the deaths of four

indigenous women now the question is not

did he do it but why did he do

it plus a pastor's Escape at Sunday

sermon the live stream takedown of a gun

wielding man in church I'm thankful to

God that I'm still here also a new

Crackdown on short-term rentals to ease

a housing crunch how do we put our arms

around this whole new type of

accommodation and Drake versus Kendrick

you just acting like an activist is make

believe inside the bit battle between

two of the world's biggest rappers

you're not a rap artist you're a scam

artist with the hopes of being

accepted CTV national news with Omar

saaden good evening everyone a

significant escalation to the conflict

in the Middle East tonight even as Hamas

said it had accepted the terms of a

ceasefire proposal by Egypt and cutter

in Gaza scenes of Celebration followed

that announcement but Israel said there

is no deal yet and that it is sending a

delegation to

negotiate also today Israel's military

told 100,000 people to evacuate parts of

Rafa as Israel's war cabinet unanimously

approved a targeted operation there

against Hamas more than a million people

are currently Sheltering in Rafa Canada

the US and the UN as well as well as

others have warned an offensive there

would have catastrophic humanitarian

consequences ctv's Mike lure on the

developments as dusk fell in Rafa

celebrations poured into the streets

alhamdulillah displaced Gins like umf

fell to her knees giving

thanks I can't describe my joy to you

she says my children have been living

the life of tents we bid farewell to the

tents as leflet warned of an impending

Israeli push into Rafa Hamas accepted

the proposed ceasefire brokered by Egypt

and cutter according to Al jazer the

deal would be three phases of 42 days

each including a ceasefire a hostage and

prisoner swap and a complete withdrawal

of Israeli troops from Gaza Hamas said

it would not back down from its demands

and Israel calls what's on the table far

from the necessary requirements late

this afternoon prime minister Benjamin

netanyahu's War cabinet unanimously

decided that it would continue the

military operation in Rafa we don't see

any other option but to fight for the

lives of Israelis that are held captive

by Hamas and so we have to move forward

a move that some Security Experts warn

could damage Israel's reputation the

area that people are supposed to flee

towards is far too small there's not

sufficient housing electricity water uh

it appears uh once again that government

is not concerned about the security of

the

civilians in Tel Aviv protesters believe

this deal is the best hope they have at

getting hostages from the October 7th

attack back home Stop The Killing save

lives lives of hostages and lives of

Israeli soldiers us officials who are

helping mediate the talks remain

cautiously optimistic we'll be

encouraged when we get a deal in place

and we can start seeing hostages get

back with their families Aid agencies

worry a new offensive will completely

choke off humanitarian supplies to Gaza

and they warn it will result in even

more civilian deaths Omar all right Mike

thank you Columbia University became the

latest American school to cancel its

main commencement

ceremony the school says it's opting for

smaller ceremonies over safety concerns

the New York campus has been the

epicenter of pro Palestinian

demonstrations in the US

students there are among the nearly 2500

who have been arrested at more than 75

campuses across the

US and pro Palestinian protesters at

McGill University in Montreal say their

meeting with school officials did not

lead to a resolution they're demanding

Miguel divest from companies that do

business with Israel the encampment is

now in its 10th day and while the

university says it is Seeking a timely

and peaceful end to the encampment it is

not commenting on the discussions the

Prime Minister and the leader of the

opposition denounced The Surge of

anti-Semitism on Holocaust Remembrance

Day the first to be marked since October

7th too often over the past months

Jewish Canadians have felt and have been

isolated and unsafe in their communities

we must condemn and defeat the ugly 20th

century ideologies that are recurring

against

the solemn service was held at the

national Holocaust Monument 6 million

Jews were murdered by the Nazis between

1941 and

1945 a new report reveals cases of

anti-Semitic incidents have surged in

Canada more than 5,700 in 2023 which is

more than double the year before more

than half the incidents happened in the

three months after hamas's October 7th

attack on Israel a Winnipeg man whose

lawyers today admitted their client

killed four indigenous women say he is

not guilty of the crimes ctv's Allison

Bamford on the legal arguments and the

emotional response from family

members an emotional day inside a

Winnipeg courtroom family members

hearing that Jeremy scabi admits to

killing their loved ones I don't even

have any words it was just kind of a

shock but we're so happy scabi charged

with four counts of first-degree murder

in the deaths of Rebecca k

Morgan Harris Mercedes myON and an

unknown woman police believe Harris and

Myron's remains are in a landfill near

Winnipeg this man has killed four of our

women um and he will be held responsible

but that's what scab's lawyers are

arguing against saying he's not

criminally responsible for the deaths

due to a mental illness now the question

is not did he do it but why did he do it

it's a defense legal experts say is

difficult to prove in these types of

cases the accused under goes a forensic

psychiatric assessment the critical

component is having a a physician or

someone who is trained in identifying

the disease of the mind to identify if

the disease of the Mind was present uh

on a balance of probabilities at the

time of the alleged incident legal

experts say an NCR case can see delays

anywhere from a few months to a year but

the families are holding out hope it's

been all about Justice for my cousin and

uh we're going to get it we're going to

get it and we're going to get all four

if the judge disagrees with the defense

scabi could be convicted of first-degree

murder if he's found not criminally

responsible a review board would

determine what happens to him which

could include time in a psychiatric

facility but before it gets to that

point there's still a lot to unfold when

trial resumes Wednesday Allison Bamford

CTV News Regina a new fine was imposed

on Donald Trump for violating a gag

order the judge overseeing his criminal

hush money trial in New York has fined

him a thousand dollars and is now

threatening to send him to jail frankly

you know what our constitution is much

more important than jail it's not even

close I'll do that sacrifice any day

it's the second time Trump has been

fined for verbal attacks on Witnesses

and jurors today a trump employee told

the court the former US president used

his own personal bank account to

reimburse Michael Cohen for hush money

payments made to an adult film star if

convicted Trump could face a maximum of

four years in prison a Pennsylvania

Pastor is crediting divine intervention

after an armed man pointed a gun at him

and pulled the trigger but the weapon

failed to discharge and

God

Jesus

Jesus the pastor says the gunman smiled

at him before the Deacon jumped the

attacker I'm seeing

you know what happen and I'm totally

grateful but I'm really starting to

process it right now his wife watched in

horror you ask yourself is this really

happening the attacker was charged with

homicide aggravated assault and reckless

endangerment and just hours later his

family found what they say is the

attacker's older cousin fatally shot

inside the attacker's home no charges

have been filed in that investigation

yet two of the victims of last week's

wrongway crash on the 401 were cremated

today grief etched on the faces of

family saying a final goodby to the

grandparents killed in the Collision

they'd come to Canada to visit their

three-month-old grandson who also died

the surviving parents of the infant

issued a statement saying we are at a

complete loss of words to describe the

agony and vacuum in our

hearts three men accused of killing a

six separatist leader in a Vancouver

suburb sparking a major diplomatic

confrontation between Canada and India

are expected to appear in a BC court

tomorrow days after they were taken into

custody tonight BC bureau chief Andrew

Johnson has the new footage of the

takedown in newly obtained video heavily

armed police surround an Edmonton home

before an arrest outside it out the door

with your hands in investigators have

confirmed this is one of the three men

taken into custody in Edmonton Friday

charged with first re murder and

conspiracy in the killing of hardip sang

ner the men all Indian Nationals who'd

been in Canada for 3 to 5 years the

arrests are a relief for the sir BC sick

Community who are also left with a lot

of questions how the suspects were able

to come to S how they arranged uh

vehicle how they arranged how they were

weaponized who helped them where they

stayed BC's former minister of Public

Safety says criminal groups often work

across provinces they come out here uh

they do whatever they need to do to

either intimidate or kill someone out

here and then they flee the arrests also

bring a new sign of tension between

India and Canada India's foreign

minister on the weekend suggested Ottawa

is allowing criminals into the country

number of Gangland people number of

people with organized crime links from

Punjab have been made welcome in Canada

we have been telling Canada saying look

these are wanted criminals from India

ner was a key figure in the six

separatist movement which made him a

wanted man in India where he was labeled

a terrorist prime minister Trudeau

sparked diplomatic Fallout between the

two countries when he said Ottawa was

investigating India's potential role in

The Killing RCMP have confirmed they are

also looking into a link Ottawa has

repeatedly insisted India has not proven

people it accuses of terrorism are doing

anything that meets the threshold under

under Canada's criminal code the three

men facing murder charges and the death

of Hardeep sing ner are set to appear in

a BC courtroom tomorrow Omar all right

Andrew thanks the federal Liberals are

proposing new measures they say will

increase transparency over foreign

influence if pass the bill would give

more power to Canada's spy agency and

create a new foreign influence registry

ctv's Judy Trin has the details moves

for leave to introduce a bill Canada is

going on the offensive against foreign

actors undermining democracy Canada is a

strong open and free democracy these

strengths however can make Canada Target

for those who wish to advance their

interests to the detriment of our own

the bill requires people who pressure

Canadians on behalf of foreign

governments to register it also changes

the CIS act to allow it to provide more

information and gives the spy agency

more power to investigate it also turns

foreign interference into a criminal

offense a conviction can come with a

maximum $5 million fine and or up to 5

years in prison it enhances our ability

to address transnational threats or

Violence by Foreign governments and

those who work on their behalf who

attempt to intimidate people living in

Canada and their families abroad under

the ACT CIS can share information

outside the federal government it can

warn provincial and local governments

along with private companies and

academic institutions in the past Reis

was blamed for not sharing only taking

they now have the legal authority to

pass that on and this will have a huge

significance in the foreign interference

one with respect to members of

parliament the public inquiry revealed

that CIS was hamstrung by National

Security concerns that prevented it from

passing on information to political

parties in 2019 China likely interfered

in the liberal nomination race of Hong

and in 2021 there was Intelligence

conservative can he choose election

campaign was derailed by Beijing they

finally succumb to the

demand um by human rights groups by

myself but also um cross parties

parliamentarian demand it will take at

least a year after this bill is passed

for it to become law the pressure is now

on all parties to debate and vote on

this act so it makes a difference in the

next election Omar Judy thanks coming up

an expanded Airbnb Crackdown how do we

put our arms around this whole new type

of accommodation changing short-term

rental rules to help address the housing

crisis iy get

on and when I up iog looking at me

the plus two Hip Hop heavy weights

battle it

out let me

WestJet has announced it has reached a

tentative agreement with its mechanics

Union the Calgary based Airline had

issued a 72-hour lockout notice on

Saturday after the union announced a

strike vote terms of the new contract

have not been made public around 670

unionized engine years and skilled trade

workers still need to ratify the deal as

warmer temperatures start taking hold

across Canada many are starting to think

about summer holidays a time of year

when there is generally increased demand

for short-term rentals which are facing

tighter rules and regulations here's

ctv's Garrett

Barry a warm sunny day it feels like

Summer's just around the corner in St

John's bringing a ton of Tourism we had

to figure out as an how do we put our

arms around this whole new type of

accommodation New Finland and Labrador

is changing standards that will tighten

rules for short-term rentals like

airbnbs pushing operators to now follow

the same rules as the bigger players on

insurance and fire safety suddenly you

know you don't meet egress windows and

you you have to face the prospect of

putting in four or five egress windows

in your basement apartment you might say

no that's not really for me but across

the country in British Columbia

short-term rental owners are facing a

bigger Crackdown The Province says too

many houses are being used as rental

units instead of permanent homes

starting this month in cities like

Vancouver and Victoria people will be

banned from owning properties solely to

rent them out on sites like Airbnb that

ban has put one rental manager out of

business they were doing the the

business above board um and it was

sanctioned in these areas it's really um

uh taking away their property rights as

they knew them and as they purchased

these homes in Ontario's Cottage Country

the township of musoka lakes is debating

rules that would force short-term

rentals to register and to get up to

code the mayor says some Rowdy visitors

have become a big problem uh they come

in they're making noise they're parting

excessively uh music fireworks they're

defying fire bands in St John some

Advocates were hoping policy would go

further make it even harder to operate a

short-term rental in order to help with

the housing crunch in the city G Barry

CV News St John's and a quick note if

you still prefer the post over email as

of today it's going to cost you more

stamps sold in booklets are up 7 cents

per stamp to 99 Cents and domestic

stamps bought individually go up to $115

last year Canada Post reported a

$748 million loss before tax still ahead

crushing a culinary

record breaking bread and a record for

the world's longest

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baguette a couple got quite the surprise

while cruising in their car on an

Arizona highway a snake somehow snuck it

way and hitched a ride on their

windshield the Coupes say they were

driving for almost 45 minutes before

they even noticed anything the snake

eventually slithered off safely and 18

French Bakers have taken the record for

the longest baguette ever

made at more than 140 M it's about 8 m

longer than the previous record held by

the Italians for almost 5 years

more rules must be met than just the

measurement the hygiene laws must be

abided by locally the ingredients must

be traditional ingredients used as well

as the traditional cooking method for

making a baguette finally it must be one

continuous piece with no breakages a

mobile oven hat to be built for the

occasion with the bread cut up with

chocolate and hazelnut spread and shared

with the public a more Sumptuous menu at

this year's Met Gala minus chives onion

or garlic three ingredients the event's

host Anna Wintour has banned for causing

bad breath on the iconic staircase Stars

showcase their

looks Zinda embodied the year's theme

inspired by Sleeping Beauty in royal

blue and emerald green dress and South

African singer Tyla made her met debut

in a dress that was a bit tricky to walk

in requiring her to be lifted up the

stairs to the New York museum it was

better late than never for one lucky

Beatles fan who received a personal

reply from Paul McCartney six decades

after she professed her love to him and

Paul McCartney if you are listening

Adrian from Brooklyn loves you with all

her heart hey Adrian it's Paul listen I

saw your video I'm in Brooklyn now I'm

in New York I finally got here we got an

exhibition photo exhibition come along

and see it Sir Paul issued the

invitation at the launch of a

photographic retrospective of the early

days of beetle Mania when the band's

first American tour skyrocketed them to

superstardom the exhibition at the

Brooklyn Museum runs until August 18th

after the break just as a reminder to

myself I wear every single chain even

when I'm in the

house

like in

my the rap battle between two of Hip

Hop's biggest

names Rec tell a word I know it's too

late boys and girls I think

I've

my a battle between two of Hip Hop's

biggest stars continues to spiral ctv's

Adrian gobrial on the

Discord in the rap game beefs between

artists have been around nearly as long

as the genre and when I wake up though

rarely do we see dueling dis tracks on

the level of Canada's own Drake and

Compton Kendrick Lamar square off in a

heavyweight lyrical battle I think this

is insane the artists have released no

less than 11 songs detailing serious

allegations against each other with

piercing Precision the small sample

includes this Kendrick track called

Euphoria a play on an HBO series with

the same title produced by Drake the

lyrics speak for

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themselves two days ago Drake dropped

this reply

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I've met Drake twice I've actually met

kendri goo music journalist Rudy Blair

believes this beef has roots as deep as

Drake's career when it comes to street

cred um Drake has never really had that

even though he's tried with the look The

Swagger people are just like dude you're

always going to be the wheelchair kid in

the grassy when I pr was it appears that

Kendrick isn't the only one living

rentree in Drake's head fans have also

taken to Google Maps and renamed Drake's

Toronto Mansion as owned by Kendrick his

home is Kendrick's home right now the

feud also has Canadian Grammy Award

winner the weekend siding with Kendrick

sending musical Jabs of his own in

Drake's Direction while the fight might

be far from over multiple critics

believe Canada's very own may be down

for the count this could definitely

affect his future if if I was Drake

honestly I would lay low the clear

winner on the streets might actually be

new ho King a Toronto restaurant

mentioned in a lyric by Kendrick then

used as a backdrop in a music video by

Drake the Chinatown eery now the

recipient of a wave of hungry music

loving customers Adrian griel CTV News

Toronto and that's a snapshot of this

Monday for all of us s CV national news

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