A 2,000-year-old bowl discovered in Montreal is being returned to Peru after the RCMP art crime unit identified it as a stolen cultural artifact. The piece will be repatriated following the unit's investigation.
The Parti Québécois announced it will not hold a referendum on Quebec independence as long as Donald Trump remains president of the United States. The declaration comes ahead of the October provincial election and reflects the party's concern about the geopolitical climate.
Organizers provided an update on Opération sac à dos, an initiative to distribute school supplies to students in need across the province. The program is targeting 12,000 children this year.
Canadian negotiators said new U.S. tariffs set to take effect Wednesday may be difficult to prevent, despite Ottawa's ongoing efforts to secure relief. The federal government has also been pressing provinces to lift restrictions on American alcohol as part of broader trade talks.
Quebec and Newfoundland and Labrador announced a new energy agreement covering the Churchill Falls Generation Station, with Ottawa committing $10 billion to the deal. The agreement marks a significant development in the long-running relationship between the two provinces over the hydroelectric facility.
UN human rights chief Volker Türk said at least 17 civilians have been killed in Houthi attacks in government-controlled areas of Yemen since Aug. 6, and called for de-escalation. Türk urged all parties to take steps to reduce the civilian toll.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced a significant reduction in joint military exercises with South Korea, linking the move to his relationship with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Trump also connected the decision to Seoul's position on U.S. efforts to denuclearise Iran.
Edmonton defensive back J.J. Ross, Elks quarterback Cody Fajardo, and B.C. running back Zander Horvath were named the CFL's top players for Week 11. Ross recorded two interceptions and a touchdown in Edmonton's 42-12 win over Toronto, while Horvath rushed for 102 yards and a touchdown in the Lions' 30-26 victory over Calgary.
Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low of 18°C.
Tomorrow brings increasing cloudiness with a few showers expected in the morning, giving way to a mix of sun and cloud by late afternoon. There is a risk of a thunderstorm in the afternoon, with moderate southwesterly winds gusting to strong near noon and a humidex of 27. The UV index is expected to be moderate.