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NEW YORK — Canada's "Come From Away" has won three Drama Desk Awards, including outstanding musical. The 9/11-inspired production was awarded the top prize at a ceremony held at New York's Town Hall on Sunday night.

Seven stories in the news for Monday, June 5 ——— CANADIAN KILLED IN LONDON TERROR ATTACK IS MOURNED Messages of sorrow and condolence have been flooding social media sites following the death of a Canadian woman killed in Saturday's terror attack in

LOYALIST TOWNSHIP, Ont. — Provincial police say they have recovered the body of a missing boater from Lake Ontario.

OTTAWA — A Canadian woman killed in the terror attack in the United Kingdom that left seven people dead was remembered Sunday as someone who had a big heart and respected everyone.

OTTAWA — Canada's capital will do everything it can to prevent an attack when it hosts the country's 150th birthday next month but no amount of preparation can guarantee 100 per cent safety, Ottawa's mayor says.

TORONTO — The Toronto Blue Jays left for the West Coast feeling a lot better about themselves after securing a series split Sunday with the American League East-leading New York Yankees.

OTTAWA — The Defence Department says a painstaking review of dusty personnel files in the national archives may be needed to determine how many people were forced out of the military for being gay or lesbian.

TORONTO — An icon of the Canadian publishing industry who's been credited as a driving force behind the establishment of a Canadian literary canon has died. Avie Bennett was 89.

NIAGARA FALLS, Ont. — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau can expect a mix of personal and political talk when he sits down with morning show co-hosts Kelly Ripa and Ryan Seacrest during their visit to Canada.

OTTAWA — Nearly half the Canadians who seek to have decisions denying them access to Canada Pension Plan disability benefits are successfully appealing the rulings — a statistic that is giving experts cause for concern.