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- Climate
- CTV News
Here comes the sun for your weekend forecast
CTV London Meteorologist Julie Atchison says after cloudy skies and rainfall Saturday morning, the sun will pop out in the afternoon. Cloudy conditions with scattered showers early Saturday morning, with plenty of sunshine as the day goes on. 'We had a cold front to come through and with it some active weather, scattered showers and thunderstorms in advance today,' said CTV London Meteorologist Julie Atchison. 'Things will calm down, quieter conditions across the region, and we'll be breaking into a nice mix of sun and cloud in the afternoon.' Warmer, sunnier conditions expected Sunday before showers return Monday. 'Another warm, humid air mass will be moving back in and as the warm air comes in, the humidity will start to rise as we look toward Canada day,' Here's a look at the rest of the forecast Saturday: Mainly cloudy. 40 per cent chance of showers in the morning. Wind southwest 20 km/h becoming northwest 20 early in the afternoon. High 26. Humidex 32. Saturday night: Clear. Fog patches overnight. Wind northwest 20 km/h becoming light in the evening. Low 12. Sunday: Sunny. High 29. Monday: Cloudy with 60 per cent chance of showers. High 30. Tuesday: A mix of sun and cloud with 40 per cent chance of showers. High 27. Wednesday: Sunny. High 28.
New York Post
7 hours ago
- New York Post
Canadian tourist Dorian Christian MacDonald, 38, found dead after ‘drowning accident' on Dominican Republic beach
A Canadian tourist was found dead in the water at a Dominican Republic resort in what loved ones described as a drowning accident last week. Dorian Christian MacDonald was last seen walking along the beaches of Puerto Plata just after 2 a.m. during his solo trip to the northern coast of the Caribbean Island on June 20, according to CTV News. MacDonald was staying at a hotel in the resort town of Maimon Bay when he went for the overnight stroll — an hour before police received calls reporting him missing. 5 Dorian MacDonald was found dead in the waters of the Dominican Republic on June 20, 2025. Tara McKenzie/Facebook The 38-year-old's body was discovered in the water during high tide just after 4 a.m., the outlet reported, citing local officials. An official cause of death wasn't announced, but a family friend reported that MacDonald had drowned. 'Dorian died suddenly in a drowning accident. He was only 38 years old. And now, the world feels a lot quieter and a whole lot less vibrant just knowing he's no longer a part of it,' Tara McKenzie wrote on a GoFundMe. 'The painful reality is now facing the unthinkable task of trying to bring him back to Nova Scotia in a timely manner—to his Mom, his sisters, his family, his people. As much as we know how much he loved DR, we need him home,' McKenzie added. The fundraiser is intended to raise money to bring MacDonald's body back to Canada. 'We don't get to even begin saying goodbye properly or grieve as we should until then,' McKenzie said. 5 MacDonald was staying at a hotel in the resort town of Maimon Bay when he went for the overnight stroll — an hour before police received calls reporting him missing. Tara McKenzie/Facebook 5 The beach of Maimon Bay in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic. Universal Images Group via Getty The grieving friend said it would cost $10,000 to $20,000 to get MacDonald out of the 'cold system' of red tape, paperwork, international flights, body preparation and funeral arrangements. McKenzie paid tribute to her 'brother from another,' sharing 80 photos and text messages of the two dating back to 2016. 'I didn't want to ever have to write this.. So I don't know what exactly to say yet…I'm definitely still massively in denial that a presence as infectious as yours could actually be truly gone from this world…You were a part of my life, past, present and I prayed future…' she wrote in a Facebook post. MacDonald's death is the latest involving tourists to strike the Caribbean nation's beaches. University of Pittsburgh student Sudiksha Konanki disappeared while swimming during her spring break trip to Punta Cana in the early hours of March 6. The 20-year-old was with Joshua Riibe, a St. Cloud State University student, at the time. The couple had met at the beginning of the trip. Riibe, 22, was detained by authorities and questioned in Konanki's disappearance. 5 Tara McKenzie and Dorian MacDonald pose in an undated picture. Tara McKenzie/Facebook 5 McKenzie paid tribute to her 'brother from another,' sharing 80 photos and text messages of the two dating back to 2016. Tara McKenzie/Facebook The parents of the missing Washington DC native asked officials to declare their daughter dead and clear Riibe of any wrongdoing in Konanki's death, which a judge obliged with on March 30. Konanki's body has not been recovered.
Daily Mirror
12 hours ago
- Daily Mirror
Tourist dies in mysterious Dominican Republic drowning after beach walk
While the Dominican Republic is one of the Caribbean's most popular tourist destinations, several tourists have been found dead under suspicious circumstances in recent months A tourist has been found dead on a beach in the Dominican Republic last week. Dorian Christian MacDonald was tragically discovered dead in the waters off a beach in Maimon Bay last week while holidaying in the Dominican Republic's popular Puerto Plata resort town, according to CTV News. The 38-year-old as staying at a hotel in Puerto Plata on the island's north coast but was last seen alive shortly before 2am on Friday, June 20. In the early hours of the morning MacDonald, of Nova Scotia, Canada, reportedly took a short late-night walk alone on a beach. Tragically, that would be the last time he was seen alive, as just an hour later, a harrowing 911 call was placed reporting a missing person. Both police personnel and Civil Defense - a government agency that supports local law enforcement with naval operations - arrived at the scene, where they discovered MacDonald's body in the water during high tide just after 4am. According to a GoFundMe page set up by his loved ones the Canadian tourist tragically died from a sudden and unexpected drowning. A message on the page read: "On June 20th, while vacationing in the Dominican Republic, Dorian died suddenly in a drowning accident. He was only 38 years old. And now, the world feels a lot quieter and a whole lot less vibrant just knowing he's no longer a part of it." In a heartbreaking tribute to Dorian a message on the page read: "He wasn't just a friend. He was my brother in every way but blood—and maybe more so than some who share it. And I know I'm FAR from the only person who feels that way about him. "Dorian handed out hugs, compliments and I love you's as freely as oxygen and always wanted and was willing to celebrate any and everything together—birthdays, holidays, babies, wins, losses, and whatever random Tuesday that seemed like it needed to be made a little bit more fun. "He was that person, his presence felt like it would just always be there. And now, somehow, just like that, he's gone..." A spokesperson for Global Affairs Canada (GAC) told CTV News that the department 'is aware of the death of a Canadian citizen in the Dominican Republic,' but 'due to privacy considerations, no further information may be disclosed.' Now, MacDonald's family and close friends - are tirelessly working to bring his body back home to Nova Scotia, with the fundraiser launched to support the difficult process. The page says: "The process of repatriating someone from another country is a slow, expensive and deeply complicated situation that I wish on no one. Between flights, international paperwork, funeral coordination, preparation of his body and all the red tape, we're looking at a cost of $10,000–$20,000 just to get him back." While the Dominican Republic is one of the Caribbean's most popular tourist destinations, several tourists have been found dead under suspicious circumstances - including unexplained drownings and mysterious disappearances from guarded beaches.
CTV News
13 hours ago
- Business
- CTV News
CTV National News: Trump 'feeling emboldened' after Supreme Court victories
Watch CTV News U.S. political analyst Eric Ham says a number of domestic legal victories likely emboldened U.S. President Trump to terminate trade talks with Canada.
CTV News
15 hours ago
- Entertainment
- CTV News
Pride weekend festivities are getting underway
Toronto Watch CTV's Janice Golding has more on the first major event of the summer.
