in Montreal after a violent night following the Montreal Canadiens victory over the Pittsburgh Penguins in the Stanley Cup eastern conference semi-final. May 25 – A plane crashes into a building in Markham, a town just north of Toronto, killing two people. May 25 - A nine-hole score of 25 (11 under par) was scored during the Alberta Open. The feat happened on the back nine of the Carnmoney Golf Club - southeast of Calgary. May 27 – A forest fire forces thirteen hundred people away from their homes in Wemotaci. May 29 – A floatplane crashes of the coast of Vancouver Island killing four people. May 30 – A state of emergency is called in Emerson after multiple storms. June June 6 – A state of emergency is called in Leamington after a tornado causes severe damage. June 11 – Charles Kembo is found guilty of four first degree murders in Vancouver after a nine-month trial. June 13 – A landslide in Oliver destroys homes and blocks off sections of Highway 97. June 18 – Floods in southeastern Alberta cause severe damage and force people to evacuate. June 21 – A house in northeast Edmonton explodes killing four people, and damaging surrounding homes. Police ruled the incident as a domestic related murder/suicide. June 23 A plane crashes after taking off from the Jean Lasage International Airport in Quebec City. Seven people die, including two crew members. A 5.0 magnitude earthquake occurs in Ontario and Quebec. Buildings in Toronto and Ottawa are evacuated. A tornado strikes in Midland causing severe damage. June 25–27 – The 36th G8 summit is held in Huntsville, Ontario, Canada. Consecutively, the 4th G20 summit is also held in Toronto, Ontario, Canada on the same dates. June 26–27 – Nearly 1,000 people are arrested in Toronto after protests against the G20 summit lead to several police cars being set on fire, and police boxed in crowds at one intersection where this took place the next day, leading to mass arrests for breach of the peace. June 28 – Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrive in Halifax starting a nine-day tour of Canada. July July 1 – A severe thunderstorm causes major flooding in and around Yorkton, Saskatchewan July 2 – An F3 tornado rips apart the Kawacatoose First Nation north of Raymore, Saskatchewan July 5 – An explosion at a transformer station causes