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RCMP raids Lion Electric headquarters in connection with investment fraud case
RCMP raids Lion Electric headquarters
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The RCMP says it raided electric bus maker Lion Electric's headquarters north of Montreal on Wednesday morning in connection with an investment fraud case.
RCMP spokesperson Cpl. Martina Pillarova says dozens of officers are scouring the premises in Saint-Jérôme, Que., in a search that could last several days, but that no charges or arrests are expected at the moment.
She says police received complaints from more than a hundred investors and launched an investigation in February 2025.
Pillarova says the operation relates to the company's past activities, with no connection to its new owner.
Quebec's financial regulator said last week it was imposing a $1.1-million penalty on Claude Roy, an investor with ties to Lion, after he admitted to selling company shares in the six weeks before it went into bankruptcy protection in December 2024, avoiding nearly $800,000 in losses.
Lion began to churn out hundreds of electric school buses per year as well as some battery-powered trucks after going public in 2021, but it struggled to scale up further and wound up selling in 2025 for a fraction of its former value, with the Quebec government losing its $140-million investment.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 21, 2026.
Copyright 2026, The Canadian Press. All rights reserved.
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Manitoba flight school makes safety changes after mid-air crash killed 2: report
Flight school changes rules after mid-air crash
THE CANADIAN PRESS/David Lipnowski
The Transportation Safety Board of Canada says a Manitoba-based pilot training school has made several safety changes following the deaths of two student pilots.
The students were practising takeoffs and landings at a training facility in Steinbach last year, when they tried to land at the same time on a small rural runway.
The wreckage from two single-engine planes were found in a field on private property, roughly 400 metres from the runway.
The safety board says Harv's Air school now has a limited the number of planes that can participate in an exercise at the same time.
It also requires pilots to disclose their locations on radio calls and has upgraded its lighting systems to reduce mid-air collisions.
The board conducted a limited type of investigation that doesn't provide findings or recommendations.
However, it does encourage aircraft owners and pilots to install systems that provide air traffic information to supplement when pilots are seeing in the air.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 21, 2026.
By Brittany Hobson | Copyright 2026, The Canadian Press. All rights reserved.
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Union issues 72-hour strike notice for Teck copper mine in B.C.
Strike notice issued for Teck copper mine in B.C.
THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck
The union representing some 1,200 workers at a Teck Resources Ltd. copper mine in the British Columbia Interior has served a 72-hour strike notice.
United Steelworkers Local 7619 says the notice follows unsuccessful negotiations to reach a fair collective agreement with the operator of the Highland Valley Copper site near Logan Lake, B.C.
The union says it has raised concerns about Teck's ability to attract and retain skilled workers, particularly in the trades.
It says it put forward proposals to address staffing shortages, improve wages and strengthen pensions to ensure the mine is a competitive employer in B.C.'s growing mining industry.
Teck says it has a contingency plan to maintain safety and environmental management during a possible strike and that it's committed to reaching a "fair and reasonable" collective agreement that supports the operation's viability.
If a negotiated agreement isn't reached, strike action will begin as early as 8 a.m. on Saturday.
The labour dispute comes as Teck and Anglo American PLC work to close their multibillion-dollar merger deal announced last year.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct. 21, 2026.
Companies in this story: (TSX:TECK.A)
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Kiari a commenté une photo de Naadei d'OD sur Instagram il y a 2 ans
Le monde est petit, comme on dit, et surtout à Occupation Double. Alors qu'on a appris que Jamie et Kevin pouvaient avoir eu une histoire du passé, qu'Éloïse et Émilia avaient fréquenté le même homme, et que Karine et Charles se connaissaient avant l'aventure, une nouvelle information sur Kiari et Naadei a fait surface.
En fait, les fans de l'émission ont découvert que Kiari a commenté une photo de Naadei il y a 117 semaines, soit il y a un peu plus de deux ans sur Instagram.
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C'est sous une photo de Naadei publiée le 23 juillet 2018, alors qu'elle pose à Paris, que Kiari a commenté « Caption game 💯👌🏿 ».
Un commentaire que Naadei a aimé.
Le caption de cette photo était « alors du coup ».
Impossible de savoir si les deux se connaissent, ou s'il n'a que commenté la photo d'une jolie femme à l'époque.
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Une chose est certaine, Kiari semblait dire ne pas connaître Naadei lors de sa vidéo de présentation aux candidats :
« Naadei, déjà qui est sublime. Je me suis trompé de saison. Where was she all my life? What's going on? »
Naadei avait déjà plusieurs contacts dans le milieu artistique avant son arrivée à Occupation Double. En plus de travailler comme mannequin pour des marques connues comme Simons ou Dynamite, elle aurait fréquenté l'ancien joueur des Canadiens de Montréal, PK Subban.
Elle s'est aussi fait connaître pour sa musique en travaillant notamment avec Lil Jon, Booba, Wyclef Jean, 2 Chainz et Dead Obies.