Former Toronto Maple Leafs president Brendan Shanahan will have to wait a bit longer to find his next job. According to TSN's Pierre LeBrun, Shanahan will not join the New York Islanders' front office despite some initial interest.

Despite being let go by the Maple Leafs earlier this week, it doesn't look like Brendan Shanahan will be joining the Islanders.

At the start of the process, it was made clear that coach Patrick Roy, as well as the rest of the club’s hockey operations staff, would need to interview for their jobs with the new GM once one was hired. So the stage is set for Mathieu Darche’s first big decision after the 48-year-old was given the job Friday .

Wayfinding Week activities, organized by the Samoana Integrated Learning Initiative, are focused on connecting Pacific Islanders in Utah with their seafaring roots.

People in Guernsey have been responding to the Channel Islands' Co-operative's dividend announcement. On Wednesday the business said it would pay members a 2% dividend rate, the same rate as last year, despite it having returned to profitability in 2024 after a £1.8m loss in 2023.

The Maple Leafs have officially parted ways with team president Brendan Shanahan, further opening the door for the respected hockey executive to potentially land a similar role on Long Island in the Islanders’ front office.

In early May, the state attorney general announced a $3.2 million settlement with car dealers across the state, including four Nissan dealerships on Long Island.