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Canada-EU Pivot: Prime Minister Mark Carney and French President Emmanuel Macron backed a new push for Canada to become the EU’s first “associate member,” with talks focused on defence, space, energy, critical minerals and technology as Ottawa diversifies amid U.S. trade pressure. Big Projects + Labour: The Liberals tabled the Building Canada Strong Act, promising “one project, one review, one year” for major infrastructure while also overhauling parts of the Canada Labour Code and adding more labour board and safety resources. Assisted Dying Scrutiny: A family alleges an 83-year-old grandmother was euthanized under MAiD despite distress and signs of cognitive decline, renewing debate over safeguards. Trade War Costs: Canada’s counter-tariffs on $27.6B in U.S. imports took effect Sept. 8, as students and households brace for higher prices. Ports + Exports: The Port of Vancouver reported record cargo in the first half of 2026, driven by Alberta crude and grain as shipments shift beyond the U.S. Labour Action: Metro reached an “agreement in principle” with a grocery union after a strike that hit sales and cost the company $66M after tax. Local Business: Timmins’ new chamber president says his priorities are investing in youth and cutting red tape to help business.

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