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Ferrari F1 drivers baffled after Canadian GP Q2 exit

Leclerc won the Monaco GP two weeks ago and his Ferrari team arrived in Canada as favourites for victory in Montreal given the nature of the circuit, which favours the characteristics of its car.

Autosport

Perez's current F1 issues "psychological", not car issue - Marko

The recently re-signed Perez, whose new two-year deal with Red Bull was announced on Tuesday, followed up his exit in the opening stage of qualifying two weeks ago in Monaco with a similar vein of misfortune at Montreal.

Autosport

Ferrari F1 drivers baffled by lack of pace after Q2 exit in Canada

Leclerc won the Monaco GP two weeks ago and his Ferrari team arrived in Canada as favourites for victory in Montreal given the nature of the circuit, which favours the characteristics of its car.

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Verstappen concerned about “implications” of F1 Canadian GP FP2 engine issue

The Dutchman was forced out of FP2 in Montreal after an issue with the energy recovery system on his Red Bull car early in the session.

Autosport

Verstappen concerned about "implications" of Montreal F1 engine issue

The Dutchman was forced out of FP2 in Montreal after an issue with the energy recovery system on his Red Bull car early in the session.

Motorsport

F1 Canadian GP: Norris leads wet-to-dry opening practice

The first bout of on-track action for the Montreal event was disrupted by a hailstorm hitting the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve an hour before FP1.

Motorsport

Verstappen is on the back foot. Does another bumpy ride await in Canada?

World champion’s car has shown weaknesses on street circuits this season and the Dutchman has admitted it is not a quick fix to reassert his authority

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Cogeco Combines Canadian and U.S. Cable Operations, Breezeline President Frank van der Post Departs

Touting what it believes will be a ‘simpler North American’ cable company, Montreal-based Cogeco combines commercial, operational and technical functions of its telecommunications businesses

Multichannel News

Just Cause developer Avalanche Studios Group is closing the Montreal studio it acquired just 8 months ago

Avalanche's New York office is also closing, and 'around 50' employees are being laid off.

PC Gamer

Just Cause studio Avalanche lays off 50 people and closes two studios, including one it opened less than a year ago

Avalanche's Montreal office has been closed

GamesRadar

Visit a cubic Canadian cabin in the woods: welcome to Rustic Grade

Maurice Martel has designed a contemporary cabin in the woods, Rustic Grade, to make the most of a sylvan plot to the north of Montreal

Wallpaper

‘I woke up face down on a Hollywood lawn’: Bran Van 3000 on Drinking in LA

‘After a night of drinking, I came to in the hot sun with the words and melody in my head. The irony of the song later being used for a beer ad was hilarious’

The Guardian - UK

David Wilkie obituary

One of the greatest British swimmers who won gold in the 200m breaststroke at the Montreal Olympics in 1976

The Guardian - UK

David Wilkie: Swimming star who shattered world record at Montreal Olympics

Wilkie stormed to 200m breaststroke gold in 1976.

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Olympic swimming great David Wilkie dies aged 70 after cancer battle

The Scot, who won 200m breaststroke gold in Montreal in 1976, died peacefully on Wednesday morning.

The Guardian - US

Canada coach Jesse Marsch: ‘Will MLS owners dictate selection? Come on man!’

The American is in charge of his country’s northern rivals after a deal with Toronto, Vancouver and Montreal’s MLS teams. He says it won’t affect his job

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Former UN Employees Charged In Conspiracy To Sell Military Equipment

Former U.N. employees in Montreal charged with selling Chinese military equipment to Libya in violation of U.N. sanctions. Investigation reveals plans to e...

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Ogilvy to be assistant captain again at Presidents Cup

Australian golfing luminary Geoff Ogilvy will be a key assistant to International captain Mike Weir when the Presidents Cup is played in Montreal in September.

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