Today’s Links

• Egyptian president moves into Mubarak’s old office – Fox News

  The Guardian

  Egyptian president moves into Mubarak's old office Fox News CAIRO – As Mohammed Morsi moved Monday into the presidential office last occupied by Hosni Mubarak, the contours emerged Monday of a backroom deal that led Egypt's powerful military council to bless the Islamist as the country's first freely elected … Egypt's president starts to form new governmentABC Online Egypt's president-elect Mursi begins work on governmentBBC News Egypt's army chief says to cooperate with new presidentXinhua Haaretz all 2,116 news articles »

• Tories finally unleash first attack ad against NDP’s Tom Mulcair – Winnipeg Free Press

  Globe and Mail

  Tories finally unleash first attack ad against NDP's Tom Mulcair Winnipeg Free Press OTTAWA, Kan. – The Conservatives have released their first attack ads against NDP Leader Tom Mulcair. But compared to the ferocious pit-bull attacks the Tories unleashed against past Liberal leaders, the latest effort is more like an attack puppy. Tory ads warn of Mulcair's 'risky economic theories'CTV.ca Glimmers of light in Liberal party's darknessToronto Star Kelly McParland: Some helpful suggestions for would-be Liberal leadersNational Post Globe and Mail -Vancouver Sun -CBC.ca all 53 news articles »

• Elliot Lake mall search halted by threat of collapse – CBC.ca

  CBC.ca

  Elliot Lake mall search halted by threat of collapse CBC.ca Rescue crews working at an Elliot Lake, Ont., mall have been forced to call off their search for a possible survivor because of mounting safety concerns, including the threat of another collapse. A portion of the roof at the Algo Centre Mall collapsed … Rescue efforts called off at Ontario mall collapseCTV.ca Crews in Elliot Lake call off search for mall collapse victims because …National Post Elliot Lake rescue mission halted as collapsed mall deemed unsafeGlobe and Mail Toronto Star -Vancouver Sun all 1,494 news articles »

• US Supreme Court ruling on immigration opens means courts may strike down … – Washington Post

  The Guardian

  US Supreme Court ruling on immigration opens means courts may strike down … Washington Post BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Monday's Supreme Court ruling overturning key provisions of Arizona's illegal-immigration law opens the door for courts to strike down similar measures in states that have tried to make it a crime for illegal immigrants to live and … High court splits its verdict on Arizona immigration law |Reuters US Supreme Court issues split ruling on Arizona immigration lawXinhua Arizona police sound alarm after court justices uphold immigration checksThe Guardian Montreal Gazette -Fox News all 5,332 news articles »

• Pride week kicks off with flag-raising ceremony – 680 News

  Toronto Star

  Pride week kicks off with flag-raising ceremony 680 News Monday's flag-raising ceremony at City Hall to signify the start to the 32nd annual Pride Week saw a large turn out, minus a mayor. "Pride Week celebrates the diversity of our city and contributes to raising awareness about discrimination and other … Rainbow flag raised despite Mayor Rob Ford's absenceinsideTORONTO.com Councillors, but no mayor, turn out for joyous Pride flag-raisingToronto Star Pride flag raised over Toronto City HallXtra.ca Toronto Sun -CTV.ca -National Post all 40 news articles »

• Eurozone woes pile on as Cyprus, Spain seek bailout, Greek finance minister … – Toronto Star

  Toronto Star

  Eurozone woes pile on as Cyprus, Spain seek bailout, Greek finance minister … Toronto Star Tiny Cyprus announced Monday it needs an emergency bailout because it is overexposed to the devastated Greek economy. Spain also formally asked for a bailout for its banks of up to 100 billion euros, or $125 billion. But the final number won't be known … Cyprus leader unhappy with remedies forced on bailed-out countriesThe Guardian Cyprus loses shirt thanks to GreeceHamilton Spectator And then there were five: Cyprus seeks EU aidReuters Sydney Morning Herald -Wall Street Journal all 711 news articles »

• Fête nationale celebration north of Montreal ends in clashes with police, 22 … – National Post

  24 Hours Vancouver

  Fête nationale celebration north of Montreal ends in clashes with police, 22 … National Post BOIS-DES-FILION, Que. — Twenty-two people are facing charges after a clash with police following Fête nationale festivities north of Montreal. Regional police in Bois-des-Fillion say two officers were injured when police tried to break up fights in a … Twenty-two people arrested after clash with police at Fete nationaleMontreal Gazette 22 arrests in St-Jean-Baptiste Day riotToronto Sun Twenty-two nabbed after Quebec fest riotMetroNews Canada all 38 news articles »

• Conservative party lawyer says challenge to election results is too little … – Ottawa Citizen

  Globe and Mail

  Conservative party lawyer says challenge to election results is too little … Ottawa Citizen OTTAWA — A lawyer representing Conservative MPs asked the Federal Court on Monday to toss out a legal challenge that seeks to overturn the results in seven ridings in last year's federal election. Arthur Hamilton argued that the series of applications … Election complaints filed too late, Tories tell courtGlobe and Mail Tory lawyer says election complaints filed too lateCP24, Canada Election result challenge lacks proof, Tory lawyer saysUpdated News all 64 news articles »

• Scouts Canada failed to report 65 abuse cases to authorities: audit – Winnipeg Free Press

  CBC.ca

  Scouts Canada failed to report 65 abuse cases to authorities: audit Winnipeg Free Press OTTAWA – An independent review of six decades of Scouts Canada records revealed that the organization failed at least 65 times to report allegations of sexual misconduct to authorities. Not all of those are ancient history. Thirteen of the 65 incidents … Scouts Canada didn't report abuse in up to 82% of casesUpdated News Scouts Canada review suggests the organization needs to rethink how it handles …National Post Scouts Canada: Flawed policies hampered abuse reportingCTV.ca Toronto Sun all 79 news articles »