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CBC
8 hours ago
- Automotive
- CBC
This Tecumseh teen is scrubbing his way to a summer job, after more than 100 applications and no interviews
A Tecumseh teenager who was unable to find a summer job despite sending out more than 100 applications has gone viral on social media for starting a car wash in front of his family home. Before the end of the day, he had some job offers to consider. The CBC's Pratyush Dayal reports.


Daily Mail
11 hours ago
- Sport
- Daily Mail
Arsenal wonderkid Max Dowman, 15, is ready for the big time after dazzling on his Gunners debut, writes CRAIG HOPE
Ethan Nwaneri was the coolest teenager on the pitch amid the sauna of Singapore 's National Stadium, at least until a team-mate three years his junior came on and whistled down the wing like a breeze. Max Dowman is 15 years old. He will be completing his GCSEs next spring, at roughly the same time Arsenal will be learning if they are finally Premier League champions under Mikel Arteta. He could yet be juggling exam room and dressing room. The schoolboy made his senior debut here last night and looked anything but junior, and that was before he kicked a ball. He has height and poise and a physique that belies his youth. In short, he looks like a footballer. We soon discovered he plays like a very good one, too. Dowman's first involvement — against AC Milan, no less — was to beat two men and watch as his shot then went just wide. His first-team career was less than 60 seconds old at this point. It was fearless, but at the same time scary to consider this boy's potential. Declan Rice calls him the best 15-year-old in the country, and what the England midfielder has seen behind closed doors we enjoyed here in public. Dowman took a match, not a hose, to the hype that surrounds him. When you make your Under 18s debut at 13, expectation is inevitable. You would ordinarily call his half hour during Arsenal's 1-0 win a 'cameo', but this felt more like an announcement. It felt like a boy saying he is ready for the man's game. Dowman receives the ball with the delicacy of puck on stick, and glides as if on ice, too. When it came to a ceremonial penalty shootout, he sent the goalkeeper the wrong way with a left-foot swoosh that cut through the nonsense of the convoluted attempts of his elders. The socks at half-mast spoke of his confidence and swagger without the need for a Panenka. Nwaneri's first-half showreel was a distant memory by this point, but it should not be. He does not look 18 and nor does he play 18. If anything, his new shirt number, 22, would be a better guess of his age if not knowing otherwise. The England Under 21 forward was used at No 10 but caused havoc left, right and centre. Indeed, Milan defender Strahinja Pavlovic would rather Nwaneri had not drifted right at one point in the first half. He thought he had the Arsenal youngster trapped against the touchline. It was Nwaneri setting the trap and, with a piece of skill akin to escapology, he made a statue of his opponent before fleeing into the penalty area. There was very quickly another moment of magic, a snap turn on the edge of the box that sent Christian Pulisic for the half-time noodles. His shot, a crisp half-volley, was turned behind by Milan keeper Pietro Terracciano. But it was Dowman who Arteta was asked about first after the victory, secured thanks to Bukayo Saka's second-half goal. 'I'm happy with all the kids,' he said, after also giving a debut to centre back Marli Salmon, another 15-year-old. 'I think they are able to play at that level at 15 because of the environment and culture within the team. It gives you the best chance, but then you have to have the qualities this kid (Dowman) has to deliver against opposition like this.' There was also praise for Nwaneri and, while this may sound like the hottest of summer takes, he looked like a player set for the World Cup next summer. That tournament will come too soon for Dowman, but Euro 2028 will not. Before all of that, both players have a title to contend for with Arsenal. They might just play a bigger part than anyone expected.


Daily Mail
11 hours ago
- Daily Mail
Tourist arrested for child abuse at Disney World after attacking teenager to get better view of parade
A tourist from Spain was arrested after she allegedly assaulted a teen girl to get a better view of a Disney World parade. Martha Lucia Zapata-Echeverri, 51, who is originally from Colombia but is currently a citizen of Spain, was watching a parade Sunday when she injured the 17-year-old girl, according to the Orange County Sheriff's Office. The teen told police that she was standing along the parade route on Main Street U.S.A. across from the Cinderella Castle when she was physically confronted by Zapata-Echeverri. The girl alleged that Zapata-Echeverri placed her hand on her 'trying to make space', leaving a bruise and abrasion on her arm. According to the police report, the teenager took a step back to allow one of her companions to move in front of her. She stated that Zapata-Echeverri then grabbed her arm and pulled her to the side. Zapata-Echeverri disputed the accusation and said that she was walking behind her daughter to get to the front of the crowd. She added that the teenager pushed into her and told her that 'it was her spot.' Zapata-Echeverri was taken to the Orange County jail and was charged with child abuse. She appeared before a judge and pleaded not guilty and was released on a $2,500 bond. As part of her release from jail, the judge barred her from visiting all Disney properties. Zapata-Echeverri came to the United States on a tourist visa July 2 and was scheduled to return to Spain on Wednesday, her attorney told NBC affiliate, WFLA television.


CBC
13 hours ago
- CBC
17-year-old arrested in Surrey teen's stabbing death at Robson Square: VPD
Vancouver police say a 17-year-old from Surrey is now in custody in connection with the fatal stabbing of a 15 year old boy near Robson Square on July 19. The VPD says the young man surrendered to police on Monday night. The stabbing happened late Saturday evening near Robson Square.


BBC News
16 hours ago
- BBC News
Middlesbrough teenager stabbed at skate park
A 16-year-old boy is in hospital after being stabbed in a skate Police said the altercation happened at about 19:50 BST on Tuesday at Middlesbrough Sports Village on Marton teenager was taken to hospital, where he remains, for treatment for multiple stab injuries which are not believed to be life-threatening, the force said.A 14-year-old boy has been arrested on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm with intent and remains in police custody. The force has asked anyone who witnessed the incident or anyone with footage from the skate park around that time to contact them. Follow BBC Tees on X, Facebook, Nextdoor and Instagram.