Canada
‘Without consequence’: Intelligence memos warn of runaway political violence online
Canadian intelligence officials say threatening rhetoric is increasingly seen as a legitimate way to express frustrations, grievances and dissent.
Canadian security employ "increased vigilance" after Trump rally shooting: LeBlanc
Dominic LeBlanc issued a series of posts on the social media platform X saying he was briefed by officials from Public Safety Canada, the commissioner of the RCMP and the director of CSIS, adding those organizations are in contact with their American partners.
Canada to apologize after labelling Dakota and Lakota as refugees
By being referred to as refugees, the Dakota and Lakota were not included in treaty negotiations, as Canada viewed them as being American despite their strong presence north of the Canada-U.S. border.
The Provinces
Premier says weather cooperating as firefighters attack Labrador City blaze
In a news conference Sunday, Premier Andrew Furey said the blaze that exploded into an inferno on Friday and triggered mass evacuations did not significantly grow overnight.
Canada's 13 premiers set to begin days of meetings in Halifax
Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston, who is the current chair of the Council of the Federation, is hosting the event in the city's downtown core.
LCBO scraps plan for limited store openings as strike persists
The LCBO says it is scrapping plans for limited store openings later this week as a strike by some 9,000 workers enters continues to persist.
Elsewhere
Canadians lack confidence in American democracy and elections due to Trump
Only 13% of Canadians are satisfied with the current state of democracy in the United States – with just 3% very satisfied. In contrast, 43% are either somewhat (21%) or very (22%) dissatisfied.
Trudeau says he spoke with Trump Sunday after shooting, condemned political violence
Trudeau's office issued a statement saying the Prime Minister wished Trump well on his recovery, "condemned what he called an appalling assassination attempt and reiterated there’s no place for political violence."
How Can Biden Be Replaced? A Guide to Democrats’ Next Steps.
Answers to all your questions about how the Democratic Party might go about changing candidates after President Biden’s debate debacle.
Media
Russia declares newspaper The Moscow Times 'undesirable' amid crackdown on criticism
The Russian prosecutor general’s office has declared The Moscow Times newspaper to be an “undesirable organization.”
Building a Roster of Go-To Sources
Ask any seasoned beat science reporter, and they’ll likely be able to rattle off their list of cultivated sources whom they turn to time and time again. These interviewees can be trusted to dispense reliable info, heed a call or text at odd hours, or simply go the extra mile. But building a roster of go-to sources isn’t always straightforward. It’s key to navigate the process with purpose and compassion, while still maintaining boundaries.
Science and tech
40 Excel Tips for Becoming a Spreadsheet Pro
Microsoft's program does just about everything one could ask for in a spreadsheet. Become the office Excel guru in no time with these 38 hacks and tricks.
Introduction to Standardization in Business Reporting
The International Business Communication Standards provide a comprehensive framework for the design of business communication, particularly in the context of reports, presentations, and dashboards. The goal of IBCS is to improve the clarity, efficiency, and effectiveness of business communications.
The Calendar
- 0830 ET: Moncton, NB - Fisheries Min Diane Lebouthillier and Public Safety Min Dominic LeBlanc make a funding announcement.
- 1000 ET: Quebec City - Public Services and Procurement Min Jean-Yves Duclos speaks about federal carbon pricing.
- 1000 ET: London, ON - Environment Min Steven Guilbeault and LPC MP Arielle Kayabaga speak about the federal carbon tax and rebate.
- 1100 ET: Whitecap Dakota Nation, SK - Crown-Indigenous Affairs Min Gary Anandasangaree delivers an apology to the Dakota and Lakota First Nations.
- 1200 ET: Stony Plain, AB - Employment Min Randy Boissonnault makes a funding announcement.
- 1230 ET: St Mary's, ON - Environment Min Steven Guilbeault and LPC MP Arielle Kayabaga speak about the federal carbon tax and rebate.
- 1300 ET: Harrow, ON - LPC MP Irek Kusmierczyk makes an infrastructure funding announcement.
- 1400 ET: Surrey, BC - Energy and Natural Resources Min Jonathan Wilkinson makes an infrastructure funding announcement.
- 1400 ET: Varennes, QC - Innovation Min François-Philippe Champagne makes a funding announcement.
- 1600 ET: Thunder Bay, ON - Indigenous Services Min Patty Hajdu speaks about the federal carbon tax and rebate.
