Tuesday, September 22

Members of Parliament (MPs) are returning to Parliament on Monday after their summer break. Discussions are anticipated to focus on the economy and trade partnerships, particularly in light of recent tensions in trade with the United States. The return of MPs marks the end of a drama-filled summer in Canadian politics.

A number of food and products sold online through SHEIN and Amazon have been recalled in Canada. The recalls affect various items available to Ontario consumers. Shoppers are encouraged to check their purchases against the recall list to ensure safety.

Kerry-Lynne Findlay resigned as the leader of British Columbia's Conservatives on Sunday. Her resignation follows a period of internal conflict within the party that included infighting and several notable departures from the caucus. The party subsequently appointed MLA Lorne Doerkson as interim leader.

The federal government plans to involve private investors in the operation of Toronto Pearson Airport and three other major airports while maintaining ownership. This initiative aims to transition from non-profit to profit-driven management models at these airports. The proposal has sparked discussions regarding the potential benefits and risks associated with changing the funding structure of airport operations in Canada.

Capstone Copper Corp. has announced the sale of its Cozamin mine in Zacatecas, Mexico, to Luca Mining Corp. for a total consideration of up to $385 million. The deal includes an upfront payment of $290 million and a deferred payment of $95 million. This acquisition is expected to enhance Luca's production capabilities and cash flow.

The Special Investigations Unit (SIU) is investigating a shooting incident that occurred near a synagogue in Belleville, Ontario. The exchange of gunfire on Yom Kippur injured a police officer and a 29-year-old suspect, both of whom are currently hospitalized. Police have not released information about the motive for the attack.