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Damaging storms across southern Ontario have flooded streets and left thousands without power, while Toronto has ordered Live Nation to repair Rogers Stadium before an AC/DC concert. In politics and business, Ottawa has issued guidelines for data-centre development, provincial and federal parties are making fresh moves ahead of key votes, and Mark Carney is set to announce a major investment in Canadian manufacturing. Elsewhere, the NBA fined the LA Clippers over the Leonard scandal, Quebec said it will not offer free flu shots this fall, and Uber announced a global restructuring that will cut more than 3,000 jobs.
New Brunswick's regulator will review complaints from residents near a potato chips factory about noise, odours and traffic. The company and neighbours are now at the centre of a formal local dispute.
Source: : Canada
⢠Published: September 04, 2026
VIA Rail cars will be built in Canada for the first time in four decades, Prime Minister Mark Carney said. He linked the announcement to broader efforts to respond to U.S. trade pressure.
Source: : Canada
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
Air Canada plans to open new routes to Europe and Asia as it seeks more high-margin travellers.
Source: The Globe and Mail
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
Deloitte says ending USMCA would hurt Canada's economy badly, but not cause a catastrophic collapse.
Source: The Globe and Mail
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
Mark Carney is set to announce a major investment in Canadian manufacturing.
Source: The Globe and Mail
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
The Bank of Canada is introducing a redesigned vertical $20 bill featuring King Charles III, replacing the image of Queen Elizabeth II and marking the first Canadian paper note to show the new monarchâs portrait.
Source: The Globe and Mail
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⢠Published: September 03, 2026
Alejandro Betancourt has emerged as a key figure in a major US-Venezuela oil deal.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 02, 2026
Business graduates are increasingly buying companies so they can install themselves as chief executives.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 02, 2026
Uber said it will cut more than 3,000 jobs as part of a global restructuring to simplify operations.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 02, 2026
The BBC's Ione Wells reports from a Massachusetts courtroom where a judge declared a mistrial in the case of Lindsay Clancy, a US mother accused of killing her three children.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 04, 2026
Kevin Reddington, the lawyer defending Lindsay Clancy, has drawn attention for his dramatic courtroom style during the Massachusetts case.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 04, 2026
Police in Regina charged two men after a stolen vehicle reached speeds of up to 180 km/h and crashed near the city. No serious injuries were reported in the account provided.
Source: : Canada
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
Gaming Crown corporations in New Brunswick (Canada) and Nova Scotia (Canada) were fined for failing to file required suspicious-activity reports. Canadaâs anti-money-laundering watchdog imposed the penalties.
Source: : Canada
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
An outdoor pageant on Prince Edward Island used theatre, performance and local spectacle to explore public life and storytelling.
Source: The Globe and Mail
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
A collection of Habsburg family jewels, hidden for decades, is set to be displayed in Quebec City.
Source: The Globe and Mail
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
Carla Jeffery, known for her roles in Disney's Zombies films, has died aged 33.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
George Lucas's new museum will showcase more than 1,200 works spanning film and fine art.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
Tim Curry's death certificate has revealed the cause of death, citing significant health conditions.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 02, 2026
Federal Conservatives launched a campaign called "Conservatives for Canada" ahead of Alberta's referendum.
Source: The Globe and Mail
⢠Published: September 04, 2026
Argentina's President Javier Milei is increasing pressure over the Falkland Islands, and Donald Trump's position could shape how the dispute develops.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 04, 2026
Groups urged Ottawa and Alberta not to deport student protesters, saying the issue should be handled without removals.
Source: The Globe and Mail
⢠Published: September 04, 2026
Gander, Newfoundland and Labrador, says its invitation to U.S. Ambassador Pete Hoekstra for a 9/11 commemoration followed protocol and was not an endorsement. The town says it was following standard diplomatic practice.
Source: : Canada
⢠Published: September 04, 2026
Parti QuĂŠbĂŠcois leader accused Ottawa of trying to influence an election in favour of Coalition Avenir QuĂŠbec.
Source: The Globe and Mail
⢠Published: September 04, 2026
Canadaâs immigration department updated permanent residence and citizenship processing times on September 3, showing longer waits for several application types. The Federal Skilled Worker Program, spousal sponsorship outside Canada outside Quebec, and citizenship search requests each increased by one month.
Source: CIC News
⢠Published: September 04, 2026
Five former B.C. Conservative MLAs are launching a new provincial party in British Columbia. They say it will provide an alternative to the governing NDP and the Conservatives.
Source: : Canada
⢠Published: September 04, 2026
Ontario Premier Doug Ford defended a $25,000 sign on Lake Ontario, calling it worthwhile. The sign was unveiled in Winona, Ontario (Canada), in both English and French.
Source: : Canada
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
A Saskatchewan government survey found strong support for limiting social media use for children under 16. The province said most households who responded backed restrictions.
Source: : Canada
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
Environmental groups say Ottawa's push for major projects could put whales at risk and weaken protections.
Source: The Globe and Mail
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
Mark Carney said Russiaâs removal from the G20 was justified as officials returned to the forum. He also said the U.S. president will decide who receives invitations to the Miami meeting.
Source: : Canada
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
Voters are casting ballots in three Ontario by-elections as the trade dispute with the United States shapes the political backdrop.
Source: The Globe and Mail
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
The US Mint has issued a Trump $1 coin, making him the first living president to appear on US currency in a century.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
Donald Trump said he was glad Prince Harry and Meghan left the US and criticised their treatment of the Royal Family.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 02, 2026
Canadian officials criticised Pete Hegseth over an online post mocking members of the country's cadet programme.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 02, 2026
Water conservation measures remained in place in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, as crews repaired the Dares Lake dam after a breach. Schools and businesses also stayed closed.
Source: : Canada
⢠Published: September 04, 2026
Toronto ordered Live Nation to bring in an engineer and make repairs to Rogers Stadium before an AC/DC show after images raised concerns about damaged seating and grandstands. City officials want the venue made safe before the concert.
Source: : Canada
⢠Published: September 04, 2026
Upper Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia, is receiving provincial funding to reduce wildfire risk and help protect the historic African Nova Scotian community. Officials say the work is aimed at preserving both homes and heritage.
Source: : Canada
⢠Published: September 04, 2026
New lawsuits have been filed over the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, alleging negligence by a technology company.
Source: The Globe and Mail
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
Roughriders and Blue Bombers fans are trading jokes about Regina-style pizza ahead of the Labour Day Classic at Mosaic Stadium. The matchup has added a lighthearted off-field rivalry to the game itself.
Source: : Canada
⢠Published: September 04, 2026
The NBA fined the LA Clippers $30m for salary-rule violations linked to the acquisition of Kawhi Leonard.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 02, 2026
Tiger Woods reached a plea deal in a Florida driving case that includes a licence suspension and a fine.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 02, 2026
Tiger Woods is due in court to change his plea after being arrested on a driving-under-the-influence charge.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 02, 2026
Howard Lutnick, the US commerce secretary, wrongly claimed that data centres do not use water; in fact, they rely on water for cooling.
Source: BBC News
⢠Published: September 04, 2026
Ottawa has outlined plans for artificial intelligence data centres as concerns grow over noise, power demand and water use. The government says it understands public unease about large-scale facilities.
Source: : Canada
⢠Published: September 03, 2026
Ottawa has issued guidelines for building data centres as public concern grows over their development and impact.
Source: The Globe and Mail
⢠Published: September 03, 2026