Good morning. Here are the latest headlines from across Canada.
- Canada NewsStory 1Alberta
Drivers will soon see speed limits drop in communities across Calgary
Speed limits will soon decrease in Calgary's Lake Bonavista community. Lake Bonavista Drive's limit will drop from 50 to 40 km/h. Changes will also affect Lake Crimson Drive and Lake Sylvan Drive. Residents can expect new signs by year-end as part of the city's safety initiative.
More changes are anticipated in other communities across Ward 14.
Source - Canada NewsStory 2Illinois
Another beluga whale sent from Marineland to Chicago's Shedd Aquarium has died
Two beluga whales have died at Shedd Aquarium in Chicago after being relocated from Marineland in Ontario. Shedd Aquarium reports that one whale, Rain, arrived in mid-August. The other, Beethoven, was already a resident. The aquarium is conducting tests and necropsies to determine the cause of death.
In other news, Marineland continues to face scrutiny over its animal care practices.
Source - Canada NewsStory 3Ontario
The National | OpenAI hit with 30 new Tumbler Ridge lawsuits
OpenAI and its CEO are facing legal challenges. They are named in 30 new lawsuits related to a mass shooting in Tumbler Ridge, British Columbia, that occurred in February. The allegations involve their alleged roles in the incident.
In other news, Ottawa has extended the gas tax holiday into 2027.
Source - Canada NewsStory 4Ontario
Winnipeg Blue Bombers acquire new QB in another trade with Ottawa RedBlacks
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers have made another trade with the Ottawa RedBlacks. They acquired quarterback Ty Pennington in exchange for linebacker Kyahva Tezino. Pennington is currently in his senior season at Northern Arizona University. He has thrown for over 5,500 yards in college.
The Bombers continue to strengthen their roster as the season progresses.
Source - Canada NewsStory 5Canada
Surrey Islamic centre targeted with hateful, threatening vandalism
A mosque in Surrey was vandalized with threatening graffiti over the weekend. Police are investigating the incident at the Fleetwood Islamic Centre. Members found messages like 'Get Out or Die' spray-painted on the walls. Raw bacon was also left at the site. Political leaders condemned the act, highlighting rising Islamophobia in Canada. The community is concerned for their safety. Authorities are seeking information on a suspect captured on surveillance.
The investigation continues as police urge anyone with details to come forward.
Source - Canada NewsStory 6Ontario
This artist cancelled a U.S. show because of a 50% tariff on Canadian art
An Ottawa artist has canceled a planned exhibition in Boston. Michael Harrington cited a 50% tariff on Canadian art imposed by the Trump administration as the reason for his decision. He expressed disappointment over the impact on his work.
In other news, a new study highlights environmental concerns.
Source - Canada NewsStory 7
Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong pleads guilty in 2nd national security case
Hong Kong pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong has pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges under a national security law. Wong's plea comes as he faces a second prosecution under the law, which critics say stifles dissent. He is already serving a prison sentence from a previous case. Wong's actions have drawn international attention and condemnation.
In other news, authorities continue to monitor civic activism in Hong Kong.
Source - Canada NewsStory 8Quebec
Vancouver Whitecaps continue chase for historic fifth Canadian Championship title
The Vancouver Whitecaps aim for a fifth consecutive Canadian Championship title. The Vancouver Whitecaps are set to host CF Montreal in the first leg of their semifinal series. The team has won the Voyageurs Cup four years in a row. Players acknowledge the challenge ahead, especially after Montreal's recent struggles. The second leg will take place on September 16.
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