These are the most viral stories of the week

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From local and provincial news, Canadian politics, the latest in sports, outrageous entertainment deals, the Toronto Sun has you covered.

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However, there are stories that are more interesting to the masses than others, or that you may have missed.

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If you want to keep up with who's at the water cooler or on social media, read on to see what stories everyone was talking about last week:

Blue Jays take fans on a roller coaster ride

It's been an emotional week for Toronto Blue Jays fans as the first two games of the ALCS at Rogers Center ended in two big, tough and heartbreaking losses for the Seattle Mariners.

But leave it to the Jays to play with our pulse as they have two wins at T-Mobile Park before Friday's Game 5 gives us or them the edge.

Let's pretend those first two games in the seriesWhen everything seemed hopelessdidn't happen, and give credit to the Jays' most memorable moments, from their sizzling offensive awakening to the superb play of the aptly named Mad Max Scherzer and we finally have a series, guys! Let's go Blue Jays!!!

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Rest in peace, Diane Keaton

It was a gut punch for me to learn that Oscar winner Diane Keaton died at the age of 79.

It was even more devastating to learn that the actress’s health had deteriorated.”suddenly refused” in recent months, and it's equally heartbreaking to discover it cause of death considering how cheerful Keaton often appears on screen.

Whether you loved and admired her work with Woody Allen or Nancy Meyers, there was something great about her that always attracted you, starting with Annie Hall And Baby boom To Father of the bride And Something has to give. It was everything – her laugh, her smile, her incomparable sense of fashion… she was one of a kind.

Justin Trudeau found a girlfriend from California

Weeks after Justin Trudeau and Katy Perry were spotted enjoying a cozy meal in Montreal, photos of the couple have surfaced. weasel on a yacht.

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The former Prime Minister of Canada and a pop star kissing in front of the paparazzi wasn't necessarily shocking, but the stories that came out of their make-out session included a romance that was nothing short of “midlife crisis” for Trudeau, who was supposedly hot on the heels the “Fireworks” singer from that fateful first date.

Let's let the lovers live!

Israeli hostages and Palestinian prisoners released as a result of ceasefire

All 20 surviving hostages are being held in Gaza and hundreds of Palestinian prisoners belonging to Israel walk free as part of a ceasefire suspend the war that has devastated the Gaza Strip and killed tens of thousands of Palestinians since the deadly Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attack on Israel.

US President Donald Trump addressed the KnessetEarlier this week, Israel's parliament told lawmakers that their country has nothing left to achieve on the battlefield and must work toward peace in the Middle East after two years of war against Hamas and skirmishes with Hezbollah and Iran.

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Prime Minister Mark Carney called the release of the hostages part of the ceasefire agreement “moment of deep reliefHe also called on all parties to comply with the ceasefire agreement.

However, everything did not go entirely smoothly: Israel and Hamas accused each other of violating the agreement.

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Stellantis escapes from Brampton

After Stellantis admitted it would move production of the Jeep Compass to its Illinois assembly plant, Ontario Premier Doug Ford called on the automaker to “keep your promiseto approximately 3,000 Brampton workers who were “temporarily” out of work as the company overhauled its product strategy due to Trump's tariffs.

Ford stressed to Stellatis his “disappointment with their decision to prioritize investment in the United States” while the federal government threatened legal action at the automaker.

In any case, Stellantis' departure is a blow to Canada's economy, which is already on the wane.

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