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Edmonton

• COVID-19 in Alberta: ICU patient count hits record high again, 5.2K new weekend cases

  

• Central Alberta armed carjackings, police pursuit end in fiery crash

• Edmonton election ward profile: Anirniq

Vancouver

• B.C. social worker accused of stealing from children pleads guilty

  

• COVID-19 update: B.C. reports 2,239 cases, 18 deaths as vaccine card grace period ends

• Calls for improved road safety following deadly crash on UBC campus

Vancouver Island

• Vancouver Island adds 230 new COVID-19 cases, 3 deaths

  

• Victoria restaurateur dies of COVID-19

• Greater Victoria Teachers' Association calls for return of COVID-19 safety protocols as clusters increase in schools

Atlantic

• New Brunswick reports record 86 new COVID-19 cases on Monday, active cases rise to 650

  

• Nova Scotia reports 96th COVID-19 related death, 83 new cases over the weekend

• 'Residents are dying alone,' nursing home workers ask for wage increase to help staffing crisis

Toronto

• Ontario man out $18,000 after being tricked into thinking he won lottery he never entered

  

• Second council vote could bring in mandatory training for Toronto's ride-hailing drivers

• What's open and closed on Sept. 30 in Ontario?

Ottawa

• LRT train car had problems hours before Aug. 8 derailment: TSB

  

• Ontario pharmacists, doctors, report rise in harassment surrounding COVID-19 vaccines

• Rescue operation underway for 39 miners stuck underground in Sudbury, Ont.

Montreal

• Experts optimistic Quebec will be able to avoid a COVID-19 lockdown this winter

  

• Native Women's Shelter pauses work with youth protection citing unaddressed concerns

• Projet Montreal proposes landlord certification to protect tenants from rent hikes, renovictions

Kitchener

• Most Waterloo Region hospital staff fully vaccinated as deadline to show proof approaches

  

• Tickets, fines issued at large Guelph gathering on Homecoming weekend

• City of Waterloo tightens fireworks bylaw

Northern Ontario

• Rescue operation underway for 39 miners stuck underground in Sudbury, Ont.

  

• Police seize $8M in illegal drugs as part of massive bust in West Nipissing

• Search begins for unmarked graves at former Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., residential school

Winnipeg

• 'We are entering our fourth wave now': 93 new cases of COVID-19 in Manitoba on Monday

  

• Residential school apology must be followed with action, survivors say

• Winnipeg music venues hopeful for rebound after pandemic closures

Regina

• COVID-19 cases reported at 8 Regina Public schools

  

• Federal government prepared to help Saskatchewan battle COVID-19 fourth wave

• 398 new COVID-19 cases in Sask., 2 more deaths reported

Saskatoon

• Saskatoon PPC candidate among those seeking injunction against Sask. proof-of-vaccination policy

  

• Saskatoon now under 'orange' COVID-19 risk rating

• Saskatoon to look at feasibility of speed watch program

Canada

• Rescue operation underway for 39 miners stuck underground in Sudbury, Ont.

  

• Catholic bishops pledge $30 million toward Indigenous reconciliation projects

  

• COVID-19 in Alberta: ICU patient count hits record high again, 5.2K new weekend cases

• Tree of Hope project aims to bring closure to families of missing and murdered Indigenous women

• Huge homecoming parties result in arrests, fines across Canadian college towns

• Tensions high between vaccinated and unvaccinated in Canada, poll suggests

World

• In Murdaugh family scandal, tiny South Carolina town shaken

  

• Barbers in Afghanistan's Helmand Province are now prohibited from shaving beards and playing music

  

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• After 5 years, Obamas to break ground on Presidential Center

• North Korea fires short-range missile to sea in latest test

• FBI: 2020 homicides in the U.S. up nearly 30 per cent, largest 1-year jump ever

Entertainment

• R&B superstar R. Kelly convicted in sex trafficking trial

  

• Britney Spears's dad 'crossed unfathomable lines' if he monitored her calls, lawyer says

• Cadence Weapon wins Polaris Music Prize for 'Parallel World'

Health

• Health Canada suspends licence, issues recall for hand sanitizer containing 'elevated levels' of methanol

  

• DASH diet and exercise helps uncontrolled high blood pressure, study finds

• 3D-printed vaccine patch can offer painless, more effective immunization: study

Politics

• Annamie Paul resigns as Green Party leader

  

• Federal government prepared to help Saskatchewan battle COVID-19 fourth wave

• First-time MPs get first taste of their new jobs

Sci-Tech

• Facebook puts Instagram for kids on hold after pushback

  

• DNA researchers generate facial reconstructions of three Ancient Egyptians

• Jupiter’s massive red storm is speeding up, Hubble observations show

Business

• Microsoft CEO says failed TikTok deal 'strangest thing I've worked on'

  

• ExpressVPN employees complain about ex-spy's top role at company

• Activision Blizzard, U.S. employment watchdog reach agreement in sexual harassment and discrimination case

Autos

• Ford to add 10,800 jobs making electric vehicles, batteries

  

• Unsanctioned car rally in Wasaga Beach, Ont. frustrates residents, business owners

• Hamilton wins 100th F1 race to take lead over Verstappen

Lifestyle

• 'A Canadian way to fight back': Man with multiple sclerosis to portage from Toronto to Montreal for MS research

  

• Find your sleep 'sweet spot' to protect your brain as you age, study suggests

• Beyond, Impossible join crowded plant-based chicken market

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