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Top Conservative strategist says Poilievre needs to urgently pivot or he will lose

One of the country's top Conservative strategists who just helped Ontario Premier Doug Ford win a sizable majority government says Pierre Poilievre urgently needs to make a pivot and start talking mor ...
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One of the country's top Conservative strategists who just helped Ontario Premier Doug Ford win a sizable majority government says Pierre Poilievre urgently needs to make a pivot and start talking more about the issue voters care about most — the U.S. threat — or he risks losing the federal election.

27 Mar 2025 22:24:57

Lululemon sees more
Prince George Citizen

Lululemon sees more 'modest' growth in U.S. as consumers turn cautious

Lululemon Athletica Inc. is expecting modest growth in its U.S. business this year, with consumers pleased with the clothing retailer's fresh offerings but cautious about the economy.

27 Mar 2025 22:23:26

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh promises tax break, buy-Canadian policy for auto sector
The Globe and Mail

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh promises tax break, buy-Canadian policy for auto sector

NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh promised help for the Canadian auto sector Thursday as the industry faces 25 per cent U.S. tariffs.The NDP is proposing to waive the GST on vehicles made in Canada and ensure ...
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NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh promised help for the Canadian auto sector Thursday as the industry faces 25 per cent U.S. tariffs.

The NDP is proposing to waive the GST on vehicles made in Canada and ensure the federal government, including agencies such as the RCMP, buy only Canadian automobiles.

27 Mar 2025 22:23:03

CBC Edmonton

Danielle Smith's fight against Trump tariffs takes her to conservative education group's donor gala

She'll be interviewed by the host of controversial non-profit PragerU's podcast, who asked her last Canadian guest if Canada should be the 51st state (he said yes). ...
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She'll be interviewed by the host of controversial non-profit PragerU's podcast, who asked her last Canadian guest if Canada should be the 51st state (he said yes).

27 Mar 2025 22:19:53

‘The fear and anxiety is through the roof,’ flooded Burlington neighbourhood grapples with city over grate design
Village Report

‘The fear and anxiety is through the roof,’ flooded Burlington neighbourhood grapples with city over grate design

With a permanent solution possibly six months away, Headon Forest residents feel like they could be hit with flooding at any time

27 Mar 2025 22:12:54

Ryan Johnson skips the minors on his way to big league debut with the Angels
Prince George Citizen

Ryan Johnson skips the minors on his way to big league debut with the Angels

CHICAGO (AP) — Los Angeles Angels reliever Ryan Johnson made his professional debut on Thursday, becoming the 24th player to go from the amateur draft to the major leagues without playing in the min ...
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27 Mar 2025 22:12:32

Saskatoon declared a LGBTQ2-safe city
Global News

Saskatoon declared a LGBTQ2-safe city

Saskatoon has been declared a LGBTQ2-safe city, but how do advocates and people part of the community feel about the decleration?

27 Mar 2025 22:12:25

The Breach

‘Deeply hypocritical’: Pierre Poilievre slammed ‘illegal border crossers,’ but his own relative crossed and stayed

Anaida Poilievre’s uncle lived undocumented in Canada and received help from her and a MP. The Conservative leader has said such individuals should be ‘tracked down’ and ‘deported’ The post ...
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Anaida Poilievre’s uncle lived undocumented in Canada and received help from her and a MP. The Conservative leader has said such individuals should be ‘tracked down’ and ‘deported’

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27 Mar 2025 22:11:04

CityNews

Diaspora communities in Canada vulnerable to foreign interference: expert

Concerns are growing over the role of foreign interference during a federal election campaign. “There’s absolutely a concern. There have been reports by the National Security Intelligence Commi ...
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Concerns are growing over the role of foreign interference during a federal election campaign.

“There’s absolutely a concern. There have been reports by the National Security Intelligence Committee of Parliamentarians, as well as a national inquiry by Marie-Josée Hogue that have made it clear that foreign powers are trying to influence the outcome of our elections,” said Akaash Maharaj, a Senior Fellow at the Munk School of Global Affairs and Public Policy at the University of Toronto. 

Not so long ago, a public inquiry into foreign interference gripped much of Canada for nearly two years, looking at how foreign actors like China and Russia tried to interfere in Canadian elections.

While Canadian parliamentarians may be targets of foreign interference, diaspora communities are more vulnerable, noted Maharaj.

“There has been evidence, significant evidence, that states hostile to Canada have been interfering with diaspora communities in our country. They will send agents to our country; they will try to persuade them to support or oppose certain political measures. They will intimidate them if they support a position the foreign states feel is not in their interests.”

“My heart goes out to people in this position, because they’re faced with a terrible choice. Do I stand up for what I believe in, and in doing so, do I put my family at risk?”

Foreign actors can target diaspora communities in Canada, specifically those who are campaigning on specific causes. Maharaj said an example could be how China can intimidate Uyghur-Canadians who are sympathetic to the cause.

“As those Canadians try to raise the plight of those Uyghur people and ask political actors to take public policy steps, to take foreign policy measures, to apply diplomatic pressure on the government of China, the government of China itself has been trying to silence and intimidate those people.”

Maharaj said the Canadian government should do more to address the issue.

“We owe it to ourselves to realize that the people who are most vulnerable to foreign interference and foreign intimidation are the least powerful people of our society.”

In January, Justice Marie-Josée Hogue, the appointed judge who headed the foreign interference inquiry, ultimately found that foreign interference did not impact the results of the last two federal elections. But Maharaj said the risk remains. 

“I don’t think we should be overly alarmed. Especially because Justice Hogue makes it clear that these efforts have been somewhat half-hazard, marginal and ineffective. But that doesn’t mean that those powers could not increase their efforts and potentially have an effect on the future.”

According to Hogue’s report, misinformation and disinformation pose a great threat to Canadian democracy. She wrote that it could distort discourse, change views and society.

“It demonstrates what these powers are after. Typically, they’re not really trying to install one candidate over another, although that does happen. What they’re really trying to do is undermine public confidence in democracy itself.”    

“The real concern we should have as Canadians is not that politicians are being lied about, but instead, we’re being fed the lie that democracy cannot work. We have an obligation as citizens in a democracy to fight these efforts,” Maharaj said.  

Poilievre’s refusal to obtain security clearance could be ‘problematic’

Conservative Party Leader Pierre Poilievre defended his decision on Tuesday not to receive security clearance.  Hogue’s report had encouraged federal party leaders to obtain security clearance as soon as possible. He remains the only main federal party leader without security clearance.

“What I will not do is commit to the oath of secrecy that the Liberals want to impose on me. They don’t want me to be able to speak on these matters. So they bring me into a dark room, and they say, ‘We’re going to be able to give you a little bit of breadcrumbs of intel and then we’ll tell you, you can’t talk about any of this stuff anymore,’” Poilievre said on Tuesday.

Security clearance is needed for briefings on national security measures, including foreign interference. 

Liberal Party Leader Mark Carney took aim at Poilievre on Tuesday.

“I find it beyond baffling, downright irresponsible that the leader of the opposition, day after day, month after month, year after year, refuses to receive his security clearance. As a normal course, in peace times, when times are tranquil, that’s unacceptable then. But at this point in our history, when we face the greatest threats that we face in generations, and in most of our lifetimes, he has to answer for that,” Carney said.

Maharaj said Poilievre’s lack of security clearance could be problematic.

“At a minimum, if Mr. Poilievre does not wish to be bound by the secrecy provisions of this process but does want to reassure Canadians that he has nothing to hide, he could have for example, obtained his security clearance but not gone on to receive those reports. By receiving his security clearance, he would demonstrate that it is not the process that he fears, it is being silenced that he fears,” Maharaj said.

27 Mar 2025 22:10:30

Prince George Citizen

Heliot Ramos becomes 19th consecutive different opening-day LF for Giants, then homers

CINCINNATI (AP) — Heliot Ramos became the 19th player to start in left field for the San Francisco Giants over the past 19 season openers, and the move paid off when he homered against the Cincinnat ...
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27 Mar 2025 22:09:38

Village Report

Cambridge has no intention of 'furthering the divide' by taking down U.S. flags: mayor

In a statement released in a 'special city hall report,' Mayor Jan Liggett outlines why Cambridge won't take down the flags at two city facilities in response to tariffs and threats to Canada's sovere ...
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27 Mar 2025 22:09:20

As U.S. trade war ramps up — again — ‘Buy Canadian’ is spurring change
Global News

As U.S. trade war ramps up — again — ‘Buy Canadian’ is spurring change

Companies are taking more steps to make it easier for people trying to find those products, with experts warning of the risks of 'maple-washing' at the same time.

27 Mar 2025 22:08:57

Pelham’s pet owners countering U.S. tariffs with ‘tar-ruffs’ of their own
Village Report

Pelham’s pet owners countering U.S. tariffs with ‘tar-ruffs’ of their own

Customers actively seeking Canadian products, owner of Global Pet Foods’ Fonthill location says

27 Mar 2025 22:07:05

Toronto Star

Things to know about the White House investigation into California's law on students and gender

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — The Trump administration launched an investigation Thursday into the California Department of Education over a law that says districts can't force teachers and staff to not ...
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27 Mar 2025 22:06:32

CityNews Halifax

Things to know about the White House investigation into California’s law on students and gender

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — The Trump administration launched an investigation Thursday into the California Department of Education over a law that says districts can’t force teachers and staff ...
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SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — The Trump administration launched an investigation Thursday into the California Department of Education over a law that says districts can’t force teachers and staff to notify parents if a student changes their gender identity at school.

The U.S. Department of Education said the policy may violate the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, a law allowing parents to access their child’s records.

“It is not only immoral but also potentially in contradiction with federal law for California schools to hide crucial information about a student’s wellbeing from parents and guardians,” Education Secretary Linda McMahon said in a statement.

Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office defended the law, saying parents still have the right to access to their child’s education records.

“If the U.S. Department of Education still had staff, this would be a quick investigation — all they would need to do is read the law the Governor signed,” Newsom spokesperson Elana Ross said in a statement, referencing Trump’s plans to dismantle the agency.

Now, the Education Department says it could take away funding if it determines California’s school gender-identity law violates federal rules.

What does the law do?

It bans school districts from adopting or enforcing rules that require staff to disclose information about a student’s sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression to any other person without the child’s consent, unless otherwise required by law. That means if a student wants to use different pronouns, the school can’t force teachers to tell the students’ parents. It does not prohibit teachers and school staff from choosing to share that information with parents.

Newsom signed the law last year, making California the first state to enact such a policy. It took effect Jan. 1.

The law also requires the state education department to develop resources to support LGBTQ+ students and their families.

Why was it passed?

A nationwide battle is underway over transgender rights, with some states imposing bans on gender-affirming care, barring trans athletes from girls and women’s sports, and requiring schools to share students’ gender identity with parents without the students’ consent.

Republican Assemblymember Bill Essayli introduced a bill in 2023 that would have required schools to notify parents within three days of a school employee becoming aware of a child’s pronoun change.

Lawmakers in the Democratic-dominated Legislature blocked the bill from receiving a hearing, so school boards started to take up the issue and pass so-called parental notification policies of their own. The state started a legal battle with Chino Valley Unified School District, one of the first districts to enact such a rule, arguing the policy violated the rights of students and put the well-being of transgender children at risk.

The district later updated its rule to remove any mention of gender identification and require staff broadly to notify parents of any request their child makes for a change to their records.

Democratic Assemblymember Chris Ward, chair of the legislative LGBTQ+ caucus, introduced the bill largely in response to the school district policies. It passed on party lines.

What do supporters say?

The goal is to protect the privacy of students, some of whom may live in unaccepting households and are not ready to tell their parents, backers say. Teachers should not be required to get involved in family discussions about a student’s gender identity, they argue.

“Requiring governmental school officials to expose them without their consent runs afoul of the US Constitution,” Ward said in a statement, calling such policies “immorally invasive.”

David Goldberg, president of the California Teachers Association, said the law helps ensure students have a safe and supportive learning environment.

What do opponents say?

Critics of the law say parents should be able to know if their child changes their gender identification at school. Chino Valley Unified sued the state over the policy, arguing it violated parents’ rights under the U.S. Constitution.

“I would like to get very clear guidance to school districts that they absolutely should not have policies keeping secrets from parents,” said Jonathan Zachreson, a Roseville City School District board member.

The Trump administration said children are at risk of falling victim to “radical transgender ideology” and medical interventions.

Are other California policies at risk?

Trump set the tone on his administration’s stance on issues affecting transgender and nonbinary people during his first days back in office. He signed executive orders to restrict gender-affirming care for minors and transgender athletes’ participation in girls sports.

Newsom has also been in the spotlight for his position on trans rights after he said on his podcast that transgender athletes’ participation in girls sports was unfair. California has a state law, signed in 2013 by then-Gov. Jerry Brown, allowing students to participate on a sex-segregated sports team that aligns with their gender identity, regardless of the gender listed on the student’s records. A Republican bill seeks to reverse it; Newsom hasn’t taken a position.

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Austin is a corps member for The Associated Press/Report for America Statehouse News Initiative. Report for America is a nonprofit national service program that places journalists in local newsrooms to report on undercovered issues. Follow Austin on X: @sophieadanna

Sophie Austin, The Associated Press

27 Mar 2025 22:06:32

Winnipeg Free Press

Man convicted of sharing explicit images charged in second incident

A Brandon man who’s serving time for uploading sexually explicit videos of his pregnant ex to a porn site without her consent has been charged with similar allegations involving a […]

27 Mar 2025 22:04:28

CityNews Halifax

Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano puts on a fiery show with a towering fountain of lava

HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano shot lava as high as 1,000 feet (300 meters) into the air during its most recent eruptive episode, geologists said Thursday. The tall fountain of molt ...
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HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii’s Kilauea volcano shot lava as high as 1,000 feet (300 meters) into the air during its most recent eruptive episode, geologists said Thursday.

The tall fountain of molten rock drew people to Hawaii Volcanoes National Park to check out the spectacle, including some on horseback.

The lava has remained inside the volcano’s summit caldera and within the park, and no residential areas have been threatened, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

Kilauea’s latest eruption began Dec. 23, pausing and resuming over a dozen times since. The most recent eruptive episode was from midday Tuesday until Wednesday evening, the USGS said.

Kilauea, located on the southeastern part of the Big Island, is one of the world’s most active volcanoes and the busiest in Hawaii. Visitors come from around the world to marvel at its explosive displays.

The largest of the state’s six active volcanoes is Mauna Loa, which is also on the Big Island and erupted in 2022.

The Associated Press

27 Mar 2025 22:03:39

Hawaii
Toronto Star

Hawaii's Kilauea volcano puts on a fiery show with a towering fountain of lava

HONOLULU (AP) — Hawaii's Kilauea volcano shot lava as high as 1,000 feet (300 meters) into the air during its most recent eruptive episode, geologists said Thursday.

27 Mar 2025 22:03:39

CBC

Sky-high price expected for E.T. auction

An original model of E.T. used in the 1982 hit film is going up for auction. It is expected to fetch about $1 million US, according to Cassandra Hatton, Sotheby’s vice-chairman and global head of sc ...
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An original model of E.T. used in the 1982 hit film is going up for auction. It is expected to fetch about $1 million US, according to Cassandra Hatton, Sotheby’s vice-chairman and global head of science and natural history. The creator of the model, Carlo Rambaldi, drew inspiration from the large, round eyes of his daughter’s cat when tasked with making E.T. look approachable and able to endear audiences.

27 Mar 2025 22:03:13

Toronto Star

Problems with city's snow clearing operations during February storms sparks in-depth review

City council asked for a review that will include an examination of controversial contracts with private companies and the trouble-prone sidewalk snowplows.

27 Mar 2025 22:03:00

Clipper Raw reusable lighters recalled in Canada for posing a fire hazard
Toronto Star

Clipper Raw reusable lighters recalled in Canada for posing a fire hazard

Nearly 5,000 units have been sold across the country, according to Health Canada's recall notice.

27 Mar 2025 22:03:00

Village Report

Newmarket business owner found guilty of making threat to bomb synagogues

Man to be sentenced May 8 after witness testified he said he would 'plant a bomb in every synagogue in Toronto'

27 Mar 2025 22:02:53

CBC Manitoba

CBC Winnipeg News - March 27, 2025

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27 Mar 2025 22:00:00

CBC Nova Scotia

CBC Nova Scotia News - March 27, 2025

The only daily TV news package to focus on Nova Scotians and their stories ...
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27 Mar 2025 22:00:00

B.C. judge awards $70K for long-overdue avocado bill
Business in Vancouver

B.C. judge awards $70K for long-overdue avocado bill

Legal action dragged on for six years after Vancouver-based company failed to pay for two avocado shipments

27 Mar 2025 22:00:00

Prince George Citizen

The Latest: Trump withdraws Elise Stefanik’s UN ambassador nomination over tight GOP House margin

The White House withdrew Rep. Elise Stefanik’s nomination to be U.S.

27 Mar 2025 21:59:01

Guelph students get larger-than-life lesson from Paralympic champ
Village Report

Guelph students get larger-than-life lesson from Paralympic champ

Greg Stewart, a two-time Paralympic gold medalist in shot put, delivered motivational address to students at Bishop Macdonell

27 Mar 2025 21:58:56

CBC Montréal

Immigration, economy top Quebec premier's federal election wish list

Quebec Premier François Legault isn't playing political favourites and remained tightlipped about who he'd like to see win the federal election. Still, he has a list of demands he wants the federal p ...
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Quebec Premier François Legault isn't playing political favourites and remained tightlipped about who he'd like to see win the federal election. Still, he has a list of demands he wants the federal parties to consider.

27 Mar 2025 21:56:45

B.C. woman urges caution after near-miss with phoney Trudeau crypto endorsement
Yukon News

B.C. woman urges caution after near-miss with phoney Trudeau crypto endorsement

A fake news story led Patsy Hamilton to believe the former prime minister was endorsing an investment scheme

27 Mar 2025 21:54:28

Amid change, mayor
Village Report

Amid change, mayor's vision for Timmins remains the same

Michelle Boileau says she wants a safe, sustainable and solutions-oriented community

27 Mar 2025 21:51:56

Village Report

King Charles III briefly hospitalized for observation following side effects from cancer treatment

LONDON (AP) — King Charles III was briefly hospitalized for observation on Thursday after experiencing “temporary side effects’’ related to a scheduled cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace said ...
More ...LONDON (AP) — King Charles III was briefly hospitalized for observation on Thursday after experiencing “temporary side effects’’ related to a scheduled cancer treatment, Buckingham Palace said in a statement.

27 Mar 2025 21:51:53

Village Report

Davies' agent takes more conciliatory tone in wake of injury to Canada captain

The war of words over Alphonso Davies' knee injury cooled somewhat Thursday with a conciliatory communique from the Canada captain's agent.

27 Mar 2025 21:51:10

RCMP take down large,
Toronto Star

RCMP take down large, 'complex' cannabis network in Ontario, seize 17,000 plants

TORONTO - Ontario RCMP announced Thursday they have charged six people and destroyed nearly 17,000 cannabis plants across three large-scale illegal grow sites in the province, part of a "complex illic ...
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27 Mar 2025 21:50:13

Village Report

New CFLPA executive director David Mackie says there's plenty of work to do

There's labour harmony through the 2029 season and a search continues for a new CFL commissioner, but David Mackie hasn't had the luxury of time to settle into his new role as the CFL Players' Associa ...
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27 Mar 2025 21:49:58

Toronto Star

Under Tennessee bill, students would be taught marriage before kids one key to success

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee's public schools could soon be required to teach that the keys to a successful life include following a proper sequence of events: high school, job or higher educat ...
More ...NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee's public schools could soon be required to teach that the keys to a successful life include following a proper sequence of events: high school, job or higher education, marriage and then children.

27 Mar 2025 21:49:58

Sherbrooke Record

School board council addresses leadership transitions, vocational training, legal challenges

By William Crooks Local Journalism Initiative At its March 25 meeting, the Eastern Townships School Board (ETSB) council tackled a wide range of topics, from staffing appointments to building upgrades ...
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By William Crooks

Local Journalism Initiative

At its March 25 meeting, the Eastern Townships School Board (ETSB) council tackled a wide range of topics, from staffing appointments to building upgrades and legislative concerns. The meeting, presided over by chairperson Michael Murray, highlighted several key issues currently shaping the board’s operations.

Leadership transition in educational services

The council approved the appointment of Emmanuelle Gaudet as Director of Instructional Technology and Pedagogical Services, effective July 1. Gaudet will replace Eva Lettner, who is retiring at the end of August.

While welcoming Gaudet, Murray and others offered praise for Lettner’s long service. “She’s been a pillar for as long as I’ve been certainly in this chair,” said Murray. On a lighter note, he joked about recent ministerial directives that “inspired, no doubt, by news that you were intending to retire,” included a new unremunerated committee for retired administrators—“a perfect job” for Lettner, he quipped.

Request for new vocational training program

The board voted to seek ministerial authorization to add a General Building Maintenance course to its vocational training offerings. The move comes as part of a broader effort to diversify programming and respond to strong regional labour demand. If approved, the program could be run independently or in partnership with other English school boards.

Upcoming by-election in Ward 3

A by-election will be held by July 20 to fill the Ward 3 seat vacated by Commissioner Megan Séline, who resigned on March 20. The board appointed Sean Champigny as the returning officer for the election. Murray expressed regret over Séline’s departure, saying the board had “high hopes” her background would have helped the council better understand internal education processes.

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27 Mar 2025 21:49:15

Saucy marsupial upends Barrie dinner delivery (VIDEO)
Village Report

Saucy marsupial upends Barrie dinner delivery (VIDEO)

'This little guy was so mad at us,' says Letitia Heights resident after they liberated bag of food at the front door of their Bronte Crescent home Tuesday night

27 Mar 2025 21:49:09

NTV

NTV Weather Update | March 27, 2025

The snow over central, western and northwestern Newfoundland will end overnight for most areas. The exception will be Central and the northeast coast, where flurries will linger into Friday morning. B ...
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The snow over central, western and northwestern Newfoundland will end overnight for most areas. The exception will be Central and the northeast coast, where flurries will linger into Friday morning. Beyond that, the weather looks relatively quiet for the next few days. Get ALL the details in my forecast from Thursday’s NTV Evening News Hour!

27 Mar 2025 21:49:04

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