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🚨Parliament Returns Today + Justin Bieber At Cambridge Pub

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Today’s Top Stories

🚦 Just Slow Down: Speed Cameras About Safety, Not Revenue
Advocates push back against criticism of speed cameras, stressing they’re about keeping communities safe, not generating cash. Critics have continued to label speed cameras as cash traps, what do you think?
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🎤 Justin Bieber Surprises Cambridge Pub
Patrons at a Cambridge pub were stunned when Justin Bieber dropped in for a casual night of pool and karaoke.
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🏛️ Parliament Returns with Carney’s First Budget Looming
Parliament is back in session with Mark Carney’s first federal budget on the horizon and new Major Projects Office to manage.
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🌐 No Daycares: College Support Staff Strike
Students and families are feeling the ripple effects of Ontario’s college support staff strike, with everything from childcare to graduation being disrupted. Many are struggling to navigate delays in programs and services.
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⚖️ Ontario Family Fears Deportation Could Be Deadly
An Ontario family says deportation to Jamaica would put their lives at risk, calling the situation a death sentence. They’re pleading with officials to reconsider.
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🔥 Woman Injured in North York Fire Linked to E-Scooter
Toronto Fire says an electric scooter likely sparked a North York blaze that left a woman injured. Investigators are warning about the fire risks tied to lithium-ion batteries.
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☀️ Toronto Forecast: A Sunny September Stretch
Toronto is set for a warm, sunny week with clear skies dominating the mid-September forecast. Perfect weather for enjoying the city outdoors.
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⚠️ Kenney Warns of Divisive Alberta Referendum
Former Alberta premier Jason Kenney is sounding alarms about the deeply divisive impact of a proposed sovereignty referendum. He cautions it could fracture national unity.
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🏘️ Carney’s Housing Push: 4,000 Units Planned
Build Canada Homes is aiming to create 4,000 housing units on federal land as part of Mark Carney’s plan to tackle the housing crunch. The move is central to his affordability agenda.
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Money Monday

This week's money scene:

💍 Prenups: Uncomfortable but Helpful
While prenuptial agreements can feel awkward to bring up, experts say they’re a practical way to protect finances and ease stress if a marriage ends. They help couples set clear expectations before tying the knot.
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💳 Debt Consolidation for Bad Credit
Even with bad credit, Canadians may still qualify for debt consolidation loans. These can simplify payments and potentially lower interest rates, offering a pathway to regain control of finances.
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Money Monday Poll

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6ix Trivia

What public market on Front and Jarvis Streets in Toronto was originally built in 1845?

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Weekend Highlights:

BLUE JAYS SWEEP ORIOLES: The Baltimore Orioles got swept by the Toronto Blue Jays. The Blue Jays got vengeance for their last series against the Orioles winning with scores of 6-1, 5-4, 11-2.

HAMILTON DEFEATS WINNIPEG: The Ti-Cats defeat the Blue Bombers with a score of 32-21.

BRITISH COLUMBIA DEFEATS OTTAWA: The Lions defeat the Redblacks with a score of 38-27.

TORONTO DEFEATS EDMONTON: The Elks defeat Argonauts with a score of 31-30.

MONTREAL DEFEATS SASKATCHEWAN: The Allouettes defeat the Roughriders in a high-scoring game ending 48-31.