Highlights

Tuesday's draw is a record breaking $140 million in top prizing with a jackpot of $70 million and an estimated 70 maxmillions.

However, elementary schools are expected to go on as they were like in the past year.

The national intelligence watchdog says Canada's cyberspy agency may have broken the law in disclosing personal information about Canadians.

The pop-up clinics start next week, but residents of priority neighbourhoods may be eligible for vaccination at the Bruyère Family Medicine Centre as well.

The commissioner says Harder should lose her chair on the city's planning committee as a result of a "triangular" employment relationship that proved to be a conflict of interest.

Officers are unsure which direction Alora was travelling.

Ottawa's general manager of emergency and protective services says the number of no-shows is growing, but it's mostly due to residents rescheduling their appointments and not having their old ones cancelled.

Anyone with information about these investigations is asked to call the new tip-line at 613-236-1222, ext. 5760.

Attendees at the 'Speak Up For Kids' rally want to see kids back in classrooms this fall.

"There is a tremendous focus on making sure we're working together to do this as quickly and safely as possible because we all want to get back to normal, which means yes, moving quickly, but it also means avoiding any further massive waves," said the prime minister.