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Morning Update: Doug Ford announces cabinet shuffle after Housing Minister resigns over Greenbelt controversy - Vimarsana News

Morning Update: Doug Ford announces cabinet shuffle after Housing Minister resigns over Greenbelt controversy

Also: Former Canadian fighter pilots face RCMP probe; Disabled Ukrainians find new support in Poland; and invasive species ‘homogenizing’ life on Earth

Politics Briefing: Manitoba provincial election under way - Vimarsana News

Politics Briefing: Manitoba provincial election under way

Progressive Conservatives are seeking another term under leader Heather Stefanson, while Wab Kinew is hoping to lead the New Democrats back to power on Oct. 3

Morning Update: Former CRTC chair appointed as new interim federal ethics commissioner - Vimarsana News

Morning Update: Former CRTC chair appointed as new interim federal ethics commissioner

Also: Death toll in Johannesburg building fire rises to 74; Ontario Housing Minister apologizes for Greenbelt process, but won’t resign; and rare photos found in Canada of the first mass prisoner transport to Auschwitz

Morning Update: Ottawa to revise how it counts non-permanent residents after economists warn of undercounting - Vimarsana News

Morning Update: Ottawa to revise how it counts non-permanent residents after economists warn of undercounting

Also in the news: Ontario’s Integrity Commissioner says Housing Minister violated ethics rules in Greenbelt land swap

Morning Update: Niger hit by food crisis and soaring violence in coup aftermath - Vimarsana News

Morning Update: Niger hit by food crisis and soaring violence in coup aftermath

More than 20,000 people have fled their homes since the coup because of attacks by insurgent groups