At 4:50 p.m., the bells of St. Augustine Church in Humboldt, Saskatchewan, will toll in remembrance of the victims of the Humboldt Broncos bus crash.
Hockey is woven into the fabric of communities across Canada, and Humboldt is no exception. Eight years later, the weight of
Full-scale invasion and national resilience, broadcasted live.
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Humboldt Broncos Crash Victims Honored Eight Years Later
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Humboldt Broncos Tragedy Remembered with Church Bell Tribute
À 16 h 50, les cloches de l’église Saint-Augustin de Humboldt, en Saskatchewan, sonneront en mémoire des victimes de l’accident d’autocar transportant les Broncos de Humboldt. Le hockey fait partie intégrante de la vie des communautés partout au Canada, et Humboldt ne fait pas
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Ukraine Restores Full Diplomatic Relations with Post-Assad Syria
Our diplomatic team is working to strengthen our engagement with Syria. We have already restored full-fledged relations, and now we need to reestablish a permanent diplomatic presence and interaction. Ukraine was among the first to support Syria after the downfall of the Assad… https://t.co/UXBlrAyEOI
— Office of the President of Ukraine (@APUkraine) 6 avril 2026Our diplomatic team is working to strengthen our engagement with Syria. We have already restored full-fledged relations, and now we need to reestablish a permanent diplomatic presence and interaction. Ukraine was among the first to support Syria after the downfall of the Assad
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Russia Refuses Easter Ceasefire, Only Financial Pressure May Force Peace
We have repeatedly offered Russia a ceasefire at least for Easter. But for them, all times are alike and nothing is sacred. If Russia can afford this war, it will not choose peace willingly. Only significant financial losses force Russia to consider a scenario of abandoning this… pic.twitter.com/Os7P9EZZuC
— Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський (@ZelenskyyUa) 6 avril 2026We have repeatedly offered Russia a ceasefire at least for Easter. But for them, all times are alike and nothing is sacred. If Russia can afford this war, it will not choose peace willingly. Only significant financial losses force Russia to consider a scenario of abandoning this
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Trump Gives Iran 24-Hour Ultimatum or Face Infrastructure Strikes
🚨 PRESIDENT TRUMP: Iran has until tomorrow at 8 o’clock to make a deal.
— Department of State (@StateDept) 6 avril 2026
After that, they’re going to have no power plants or bridges. pic.twitter.com/925q6auE9jPRESIDENT TRUMP: Iran has until tomorrow at 8 o’clock to make a deal. After that, they’re going to have no power plants or bridges.
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Survival not luck but ability to pay for transfer
"The next day he explained that survival was not a matter of luck, but of ability to pay. Maxim and Sergei, another soldier, each paid 1m roubles to be transferred to the rear, plus another 100,000-150,000 roubles a month."
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Commander buries 12 companies before recruits
Maxim says his commander welcomed new recruits by telling them he had buried 12 companies and they would be the 13th…
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Trump Blasts NATO for Waiting Until US Victory to Help
PRESIDENT TRUMP: I’m very disappointed in NATO. Now all of a sudden they want to send us things, but they said it loud and clear at the beginning that they would rather wait until we won to help. pic.twitter.com/wtHYzDhf6q
— Department of State (@StateDept) 6 avril 2026PRESIDENT TRUMP: I’m very disappointed in NATO. Now all of a sudden they want to send us things, but they said it loud and clear at the beginning that they would rather wait until we won to help.
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Ukraine: Desired partner in Middle East, Gulf; Russia’s oil revenues hit.
❗️Ukraine is for the first time in its history not just present in the Middle East and the Gulf region, but is a desired and strong partner there, — Zelenskyy
— 🪖MilitaryNewsUA🇺🇦 (@front_ukrainian) 6 avril 2026
Key points from the President’s address:
▪️Long-range strikes and sanctions are reducing Russia’s oil revenues.… pic.twitter.com/cuHVbzfGWPUkraine is for the first time in its history not just present in the Middle East and the Gulf region, but is a desired and strong partner there, — Zelenskyy Key points from the President’s address: Long-range strikes and sanctions are reducing Russia’s oil revenues.
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Concerns over large allocations amid difficult domestic and front-line situations
15/ "And most likely something is brewing over there, if they’ve taken such steps, especially given the less-than-ideal situation at the front and, indeed, at home. How many billions have they allocated? 50, 80, 88??? That’s how things stand today."
