Kingstonist
OPP issue over 11,000 in fines to drivers on their phones at 401 crash site
A transport truck rollover on Highway 401 led to $11,000 in fines for drivers using phones at the crash site. OPP officers responded to the scene early Saturday, closing eastbound lanes for investigation. 18 drivers were fined $615 each for videoing the crash. The road reopened by 1:40 p.m.
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CityNews Toronto
Police capture man wanted for sexual assault, indecent exposure on board TTC
Toronto police arrested Michael Gardner, 50, in connection with a sexual assault on TTC. He faces charges of sexual assault and indecent exposure for incidents on the subway and streetcar. Gardner allegedly exposed himself and assaulted individuals before fleeing. Arrested on Aug. 31, he is set to appear in court on Sept. 1.
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City of Calgary Newsroom
Update Sept. 1 Critical water main repair affecting citywide water usage
Calgarians reduced water demand to 475 million litres from 492 million. Urgent repairs on Bearspaw South Feeder Main ongoing. Outdoor water use banned under Stage 4 restrictions. 398 reports of water misuse, fines up to $3,000. Construction progressing as planned, with work on Sites 1-4 and Shouldice Park underway. Excavation on first four sites expected to finish by Sept. 3. Construction on Sites 6-8 to start on Sept. 5.
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CTV News Toronto
37yearold man dead after shooting in Toronto’s Belgravia area
A 37-year-old man from Brampton was shot and killed near an after-hours club in Toronto’s Belgravia area. The victim, identified as Triston McNally, was found in an alleyway and pronounced dead at a trauma center. Police are investigating the shooting and looking for possible connections to the club. No suspect information is available.
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PGA TOUR
Scottie Scheffler caps off record season with FedExCup title
Justin Thomas praised a golfer as the one to beat weekly, highlighting the pressure and difficulty of being the favorite to win consistently.
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North Shore News
I feel very stabbed in the back West VancouverCapilano MLA Karin Kirkpatrick blindsided by decision to fold BC United
Karin Kirkpatrick feels misled by former colleagues who made a deal to join BC Conservatives, ending BC United’s campaign abruptly. Kirkpatrick criticizes the lack of consultation and financial transparency, considering canceling retirement from politics. She disapproves of aligning with the Conservatives due to ideological differences. Kirkpatrick contemplates forming a new party or running independently.
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Al Jazeera English
UK announces partial suspension of arms exports to Israel
The UK will suspend 30 of 350 arms export licences to Israel due to a “clear risk” of breaching international humanitarian law. The ban covers items that could be used in the Gaza conflict but excludes parts for F-35 fighter jets. This move, not a blanket ban, supports Israel’s right to self-defense. The suspension is seen as a significant step by international affairs experts.
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CP24
Girl, 10, in hospital after being struck by vehicle while riding bike in Brampton
A 10-year-old girl in Brampton was hit by a vehicle on Sunday near Drummondville and Riseborough drives. She was taken to the Hospital for Sick Children with serious injuries. The driver stayed at the scene, as reported by Peel police and Peel paramedics to CTV News Toronto.
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CTV News
Canadian woman charged after 13.4M of meth allegedly found in luggage
A Canadian woman, 24, faces charges for allegedly smuggling C$12.3 million worth of meth into Australia. The drugs were found in her luggage at Brisbane International Airport. Authorities estimate the meth could have been sold as 145,000 street deals. Two other Canadians were arrested in Vancouver for attempting to smuggle meth to Sydney. Investigations are ongoing.
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Daily Hive
Canadian compares FreshCo and Loblaws prices and the difference is “astounding”
A Redditor compared prices at FreshCo and Loblaws in Toronto, finding FreshCo to be significantly cheaper. Items like lemon pepper seasoning and limes were 182% and 100% more expensive at Loblaws, respectively. The comparison highlighted the potential savings at FreshCo for the same basket of groceries.