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U.S. eases border rules for dogs from Canada as Liberals try to secure exemption

The U.S. CDC eases rules for Canadian dogs entering the U.S. Health Minister Mark Holland secures changes but seeks full exemption due to no dog-maintained rabies virus in Canada. New regulations effective Aug. 1 require dogs to be at least six months old, vaccinated, and microchipped. Border guards face challenges verifying documentation.

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The Globe and Mail

Trudeau holds meeting with Mark Carney to join government, sources say

Former Bank of Canada governor Mark Carney met with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, discussing potential Liberal Party involvement. Trudeau suggested Carney could join through a by-election or wait for the 2025 general election. Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland’s position was reportedly secure amid criticism.

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CBC.ca

Health Canada reports 2 deaths of people sickened with listeriosis linked to beverage recall

Respirologist Dr. Samir Gupta warns of listeriosis risk after CFIA recalls plant-based drinks due to Listeria contamination. Two deaths reported among 12 cases in Ontario, Quebec, and Nova Scotia. Health Canada issues advisory on Silk and Great Value brands. Listeriosis symptoms include vomiting, nausea, headache, and fever.

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CTV News Edmonton

Josh Classen’s forecast Nearrecord heat and another thunderstorm risk

A heat warning remains in effect for Edmonton and Alberta as temperatures soar. Edmonton reached 31.7 C, nearing a record. Thunderstorms expected in the foothills, possibly reaching Edmonton and Red Deer. Heat wave to last 7-8 days with highs in the low to mid 30s. Concerns of wildfire smoke moving into the region. Record highs possible in the coming days.

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The Globe and Mail

Exbusiness partner of minister Randy Boissonnault admits to lying about texts at ethics hearing

Parliamentary probe reveals witness lied to reporter about ethics allegations against Employment Minister Randy Boissonnault. Ethics commissioner declines investigation after reviewing private messages. Former business partner admits lying about references to “Randy” in text messages, claims autocorrect error. Opposition demands clarity, committee requests Boissonnault’s testimony. Boissonnault denies ongoing business relationship, expresses disappointment in partner’s testimony.

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