A wide-scale search is underway for two 16-year-old girls who have gone missing in a large Ontario park. Here's what else you need to know to start your day.
1. Missing girls: Police say two teenage girls who went camping in Algonquin Provincial Park have been reported as missing after failing to show up at a pre-determined checkpoint on Thursday.
2. Airline rights: Some of the government's new air passenger protection regulations take effect today, giving passengers compensation if their luggage is lost or if they are bumped from a flight.
3. Medical errors: Critics say that Canadians who suffer from medical mistakes face an unfair legal battle thanks to a taxpayer-funded association that helps cover doctors' legal expenses.
4. Same-sex marriage: Three years after the Anglican Church of Canada approved same sex marriage the motion has been unexpectedly overturned, drawing protests from some dioceses.
5. Algae blooms: A dog that went swimming in a New Brunswick river notorious for toxic algae has died, and animal welfare experts are warning pet owners of the risk.
One more thing…
Love letter found: A 76-year-old love letter discovered during renovations at a Quebec home has helped a man get to know the father he never really knew.
