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Global News
06-07-2025
- Global News
RCMP investigate assault of woman in Chestermere on Canada Day
Two teens have been charged after a woman was assaulted at John Peake Memorial Park in Chestermere, Alta., on Canada Day. According to Chestermere RCMP, they received reports at 6:45 p.m. Tuesday that a woman was being swarmed by a group of 10-15 teens aged 13-15 years old. The woman was taken to hospital with what was described as 'moderate' injuries and was released Thursday. View image in full screen The assault took place around 6:45pm Tuesday. Drew Stremick / Global News Investigators identified and arrested two teens aged 13 and 14. One of the teens was charged with a single charge of assault, while the second was charged with assault and uttering threats. Story continues below advertisement The investigation into the assault is ongoing as RCMP continue to go over CCTV footage obtained from cameras located at the park to identify other members of the group involved in the attack. RCMP believe more people may have been assaulted by the teens. They ask anyone with information to contact the Chestermere RCMP at 403-204-8900 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477.
Global News
18-05-2025
- Sport
- Global News
Athletes compete during National Judo Championships to represent Canada at Worlds
The Calgary Olympic Oval was packed this weekend as more than 1,000 athletes from coast to coast dueled on the mats during the National Judo Championships. Competitors vied to see who would come out on top and represent Canada during the World Championship later this year. View image in full screen A Judoka throws their opponent during the National Judo Championships. Drew Stremick / Global News Former Olympian and CEO of Judo Canada Nicolas Gill says there's nothing quite like the sport of judo. Story continues below advertisement 'It's fun, it's intense, it's challenging,' says Gill. 'Every fight is a new story, so you don't get bored.' View image in full screen Former Olympian and Judo Canada CEO speaks with Global News. Drew Stremick / Global News The competition was anything but boring as judoka (judo athletes) took to each of the five mats. Gill says that for these athletes who are getting the chance to begin their international careers, these moments will stick with them. Get breaking National news For news impacting Canada and around the world, sign up for breaking news alerts delivered directly to you when they happen. Sign up for breaking National newsletter Sign Up By providing your email address, you have read and agree to Global News' Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy 'Every first, every new step you accomplish, you get this feeling,' Gill says with a smile. 'You know, 'I'm there! What's next?'' Emiliya Aliyeva from Calgary won gold and silver respectively for her weight class in the U18 and U21 competitions. View image in full screen Emiliya Aliyeva won gold and silver during the weekend competition, earning her spot to represent Canada in August. Drew Stremick / Global News 'I just got told that I'm qualified for the cadet world champions,' Aliyeva says excitedly. 'From the start of the year I said, 'My goal is to get to worlds this year,' and I'm really glad I accomplished that.' Story continues below advertisement Coming off a knee injury, Aliyeva explains how during her matches she's always looking for ways to maximize her points. The need to think strategically helped fuel her passion that was passed down from her dad. 'I love the strategy that it takes, and how you have to think before you do, but also do while you think,' says Aliyeva. 'My dad did judo, he was here for the past two days, and he's always there to support me and drive me everywhere… he's one of my biggest inspirations.' Those who qualified for the world championship over the weekend will head to Sofia, Bulgaria, in August.
