Top clicks: Weeks talked about in word of mouth

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Some stories set the world on fire. These are the most popular online stories Sun readers have clicked on over the past seven days.

Here are the top stories:

‘AFTER HOURS’: Paulina Gretzky shows off sexy mini dress at late-night photoshoot

Being a giver, Paulina Gretzky knew what her fans wanted. Here’s a sexy “after hours” photo shoot that starred her in a sequined mini and matching heels.

The model also showed off her bartending skills with a bottle of tequila, but everyone knows she’s a married woman when she poses next to a neon sign that says “Johnson’s.” I’ve confirmed that it’s not just a cute face.

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Lilly: Trudeau targets hunters with gun bill changes to attack Canadian heritage

If you own a rifle or shotgun, be careful. The federal government is coming to pick up your firearms.

The liberal gun control law, known as Bill C-21, which was supposed to remove the “weapons of war” from the streets, removed hundreds of other rifle and shotgun models alongside the AR-15. We are working on a ban.

Amendment – stating that centerfire rifles or shotguns that can hold magazines that can hold more than 5 cartridges (aka bullets or shells) would be banned – radically changed the bill and sold to the public Brian Lilley reports, making it very different from.

Originally intended to take dangerous weapons off the streets, such as those used in mass shootings in the United States, it is now aimed at hunting rifles and shotguns.

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Perhaps Prime Minister Trudeau should go after hardened criminals who continue to reduce sentences, rather than target hunters.

Warmington: Don’t look now.Mask requirements are returning to at least one Ontario city

For those wondering if and/or when mask mandates will resume, look no further than Burlington, which plans to make face coverings mandatory for city employees starting Monday.

Now, the real question Joe Warmington asked is whether this will spread to other municipalities as fast as the virus.

‘Stop it!’: Desperate Madonna declares she’s ‘in the mood for love’ in Instagram meltdown

No week goes by without hearing from Madonna – or seeing her in all her quirky, awkward, exaggerated glory – so, naturally, this week is no exception.

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In several alarming social media posts, the Queen of Pop sauntered in skimpy lingerie, gold stilettos, fishnet stockings, opera gloves and a fur coat with the caption, “In the mood for love.” I added a caption and showed a glimpse of my chest. But according to Mark Daniel, her critics were more than that.

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Some called her an “empty caricature,” others described her behavior as “embarrassing,” while others begged her to “stop,” giving her what she keeps doing a kind of replay. Compared to career suicide, not invention.

If someone could keep the rest of the world in check and hide Madge’s phone, that would be greatly appreciated.

Idaho Law Enforcement Can’t Understand How Murderer Stabbed Four Students Without Others In Home Knowing

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Two weeks later, Idaho law enforcement still have no clue as to the suspect, the weapon, the motive, or how the killer (or murderer) stabbed four college students to death without their housemates knowing. Is not.

Three of the victims — Madison Morgen, 21, Cary Goncalves, 21, and Zana Carnodol, 20 — lived in the house. A fourth, 20-year-old Ethan Chapin, was visiting his girlfriend Carnodle.

Their killings have been compared to other novelty cases, including last year’s eerie unsolved murder of an Oregon couple who was stabbed in bed in a bloodthirsty frenzy.

Either way, these children and their loved ones need justice. Will they get it?