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Drake and Travis Scott are being sued over a concert crowd crush, O'Toole condemns comments made by an MP about vaccines, and a secret hand signal helps save a missing teen. Here's what you need to know to start your day.

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Residential school
The search for answers at Qu'Appelle Indian Industrial School began Monday, as the Star Blanket Cree Nation in Saskatchewan commenced its search for unmarked graves.

Assault allegations
A mother whose then teenage son was sexually assaulted by a former Chicago Blackhawks video coach in Michigan several years ago says she admires Kyle Beach, the first to accuse Brad Aldrich.

Astroworld crowd crush
Travis Scott and Canadian rapper Drake are being sued over the crowd crush at Astroworld Festival in Houston that left at least eight people dead.

Gladu comments
Conservative Leader Erin O'Toole is condemning comments made by one of his MPs regarding vaccination and the risk associated with the COVID-19 virus.

Organ donation
Can someone who died of COVID-19 or had long-COVID donate their organs for transplantation? CTV News asked the experts.

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Secret signal

A hand signal used by a missing American teenager to signal to passing motorists that she needed help was actually developed by a Canadian organization to tackle domestic violence during the pandemic.

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