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Shooting in Toronto: Police say a man and a woman killed outside Providence Healthcare were believed to be married, with no arrests yet after gunfire in a hospital parking lot. Quebec voting rules: A Quebec judge ordered Elections Quebec to mail bilingual voter reminder cards, and voters are being told exactly when, where and how to cast ballots as early voting ramps up. Supreme Court heads to Halifax: Canada’s top court will sit in Halifax in 2027 for five days, the third time outside Ottawa. Belleville synagogue attack: An officer and a 29-year-old man were wounded in a Yom Kippur shooting near the Sons of Jacob Synagogue; the SIU is investigating. Federal labour and project approvals: The Liberals tabled the Building Canada Strong Act to speed major project reviews and adjust the Canada Labour Code, while unions warn about worker rights. B.C. sues OpenAI: The province filed a lawsuit over the Tumbler Ridge mass shooting, alleging OpenAI failed to warn authorities. Health warning in B.C.: Interior Health says potentially toxic mushrooms sold in Harrop should be thrown out. Trade and ports: The Port of Vancouver reports record cargo in the first half of 2026, driven by oil and grain exports.

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