The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation is reporting that U.S. bans on select Canadian imports took effect just after midnight Tuesday, the latest step in a feud that has already led to crushing tariffs on tens of billions of dollars' worth of goods. It said the measures cover Canadian motorcycle, dairy and alcohol products.
CBC is also reporting that new global research suggests 12 percent of cancers worldwide are caused by infections, predominantly HPV and H. pylori. It said the study indicates roughly one in eight cancer cases globally is linked to infections.
In Alberta, CBC is reporting that a separatist group has taken a motorhome to northwestern Alberta to talk about independence. It said the "Let's Talk Alberta" motorhome pulled off Highway 2 into the parking lot of the Dunvegan Inn in Fairview, Alta., on a sunny mid-September morning.
CBC is reporting that the family of 11-year-old Johnny Kiyawasew, who never came home from St. Francis Xavier residential school, spent decades searching for answers. It said his grave was found decades later, and that Sturgeon Lake Cree Nation and the University of Alberta are now doing extensive research to uncover the stories of other children who attended residential school but never made it home.
CBC is reporting that the hacking group behind a massive FBI data breach says it will not publish the information it obtained. It said ShinyHunters cannot guarantee what will happen with the data it already shared with journalists.
CBC is reporting that OpenAI has scrapped the release of a new AI model over safety concerns. It also said a Saskatoon man has been sentenced to house arrest for inciting hatred against Jewish people.