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Canada

▌Signals

⚡A shooting near a Belleville, Ontario synagogue on Yom Kippur left a police officer and another person injured, with the suspect taken into custody.
New York Post, Toronto Sun, CTV News + 9 more16 outlets
⚡Canadian Prime Minister Carney and French President Macron pledged to deepen cooperation on space infrastructure and economic ties during a meeting on Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon.
CBC News, The Straits Times, Le Monde + 9 more15 outlets
⚡Canadian federal MPs return to Parliament after summer break, with economic issues as a key focus.
CBC News, National Observer, CTV News + 5 more8 outlets

B.C. Conservative crisis

Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigned as leader of the British Columbia Conservative Party after weeks of party turmoil.
CBC News, The Globe and Mail, Vancouver Sun + 4 more7 outlets

Infrastructure

Ontario has announced standardized entry-level truck driver training requirements following an auditor-general report.
Radio-Canada, The Globe and Mail
Quebec now requires new truck drivers from Ontario to take and pass a Quebec driving exam.
"Quebec requires new truck drivers from Ontario to take exam" — CBC News (Top Stories)Single source

Federal politics

The Ontario New Democratic Party has requested that the auditor general investigate a contract involving Staples for education services.
"Ontario NDP asks auditor general to investigate Staples education contract" — Global NewsSingle source
Nunavut land claims organization is considering assuming responsibility for child welfare services for Inuit children.
"Nunavut land claims organization explores taking over care for Inuit children" — CBC IndigenousSingle source
Enterprise, Northwest Territories, has a new mayor and will hold a council election on September 23.
"Enterprise, NWT, has new mayor; council election set for Sept. 23" — CBC Indigenous

Crime and incidents

A hit-and-run at the St-Tite festival in Quebec sent six people to hospital, and a suspect was released from custody.
Le Devoir, Montreal Gazette
Ottawa police are seeking witnesses to a collision that critically injured an elderly pedestrian.
CTV News, Ottawa Citizen
University of Toronto link-shortening tool was used by a rogue AI swarm to communicate.
"Rogue AI swarm used University of Toronto link-shortening tool to communicate" — CBC News (Business)

Quebec election campaign

Éric Duhaime urges Conservative voters to turn out, while remaining cautious about rising poll numbers.
"Duhaime cautious about his surge: 'Our vote, we need to get it out'" — Radio-Canada (FR)Single source
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