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UPDATE: Canada Dealer Not Honoring Ford F-150 Lightning Pre-Order Prices

A couple ordered an F-150 Lightning months ago in Canada and hasn't yet taken delivery. The price has now gone up, and Ford Canada reportedly won't help.

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Canada’s federal holiday to mourn the Queen leaves a patchwork of confusion

Some provinces will give only government employees the day off, some give all workers a holiday, others will remain open

The Guardian - US

‘Our lives are destroyed’: families take fight for truth of flight 752 to ICC

Exclusive: grieving relatives allege war crime and crime against humanity over January 2020 downing of aircraft

The Guardian - UK

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France rejects Canada Inuit request to extradite priest accused of sex crimes

France has rejected a request from a visiting delegation of Canadian Inuits to extradite a priest accused of sexual assault on young members of the Indigenous minority in the 1960s. The justice ministry said that France does not extradite its nationals.

Radio France Internationale

Man claims family has 'weirdest memorabilia ever' after dad stole Queen's toilet seat

A man has claimed his father is in possession of several items once used by Queen Elizabeth II, taken when she visited his workplace during a Royal tour to Canada several years ago

Daily Mirror

It’s time for June Osborne to start winning in The Handmaid’s Tale

‘The Handmaid’s Tale’ has spent four seasons dragging June into the depths of hell. There’s nothing more to be learnt from her suffering, writes Amanda Whiting

The Independent UK

More Canadians see monarchy as 'outdated' but political risks block change

A growing number of Canadians do not want a foreign monarch to represent them despite deep historical ties to Britain and affection for the queen, but risks that come with constitutional reform mean there is little political will for change.

Reuters

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New med report ordered in Tara Moss' case

Author Tara Moss, who claims a NSW doctor's negligence left her with a permanent injury and chronic pain, has been ordered to undergo a new medical examination.

AAP

Ban drug ads to promote health

Advertising promoting new drugs is effective but often leads to inappropriate prescribing. To protect the health of their citizens, countries should ban it.

360info

Overuse of medicine: the silent pandemic

Deprescribing is increasingly used by health professionals to take back control.

360info

Focus on Free Trade Agreements with developed countries: Piyush Goyal

India concluded a trade pact with the United Arab Emirates earlier this year and launched negotiation for similar pacts with several other countries such as Canada

The Hindu

Trudeau declares federal holiday for Queen’s funeral – but most Canadians will have to work

Employees under provincial jurisdiction – the vast majority of Canadian workers – are not affected by the declaration

The Guardian - US

As Canada's Saskatchewan community recovers from a violent attack, the search for answers may be buried with two men

As authorities search for answers on what motivated two men to go on a killing spree in two remote Canadian communities in Saskatchewan, some fear the secrets may be buried with them.

ABC News

Canada PM Trudeau declares holiday to mourn Queen Elizabeth

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has declared Monday, the day of Queen Elizabeth's funeral, a federal holiday to mourn the monarch's death.

Reuters

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Canada's Trudeau announces C$4.5 billion inflation relief package for low earners

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced C$4.5 billion ($3.43 billion) in measures on Tuesday intended to provide relief from high inflation to low-income families.

InsideEVs

ICEing To The Max: Block A Charger With A Pickup And Leave It Idling

One of the Tesla Supercharging stations in Canada recently had a pretty busy weekend, as far as ICEing (blocking charging stalls) is considered.

The Independent UK

What will happen to Commonwealth realms now Charles is King?

Commonwealth realms now have King Charles III as their head of state – but will any follow Barbados’s lead and become a republic?

The Independent UK

‘We’re treated like luggage, like cattle’: Passenger slams Air Canada after airline breaks wheelchair

Maayan Ziv said she felt as if disabled passengers ‘aren’t seen’

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Radio France Internationale

Inuit group 'implore' France to extradite priest accused of child sex abuse

A group of Canadian Inuit have come to France to push for the extradition of a retired French priest accused of sexually abusing several Inuit children when he worked as a missionary in the north of Canada more than 40 years ago.

Axios

Nations try to rein in destructive anti-satellite weapons

The U.S., Canada, New Zealand and Japan have already banned destructive anti-satellite weapons tests.

Wales Online

Wales Women make seven changes for final World Cup warm-up match against England

Regular skipper Siwan Lillicrap is on the bench as Hannah Jones leads the side again

Daily Record

St Johnstone manager Callum Davidson will give David Wotherspoon best possible chance of World Cup selection

The Saints midfielder is nearing a first team return and has harboured hopes of earning a spot in the Canada squad

Reuters

Canada PM Trudeau attacks new Conservative leader as 'reckless'

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on Monday attacked veteran lawmaker Pierre Poilievre, who was elected new leader of the opposing Conservative Party, for what Trudeau called "reckless" economic policies.

The Conversation

The Bank of Canada's own policy is the reason why inflation is so high

The Bank of Canada has raised interest rates again in an effort to quell inflation. The central bank raised its policy rate by 0.75 percentage points on Sept. 7, bringing its benchmark overnight rate to 3.25 per cent. Economists are expecting the central bank to raise it again before the…

The Conversation

Food insecurity during COVID-19: 2SLGBTQ+ people talk about challenges and support

Many people grow up without enough food to eat, even within Canada; a G7 country with one of the world’s most advanced economies. The Government of Canada defines food insecurity as the “inability to acquire or consume” a diet that is adequate in quality and quantity, or “the uncertainty that…

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