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Morning Update: Israel’s ground invasion pushes into Gaza City

Good morning. Israel’s ground offensive in Gaza City has begun, with missiles flattening neighbourhoods and families fleeing on foot – more on that below, along with the coming federal budget and Robert Redford’s cinematic legacy. But first:

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Displaced Palestinians in Gaza City move south as Israel launches its ground invasion.
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Morning Update: Carney’s House of Commons clash

Good morning. Mark Carney and Pierre Poilievre sparred for the first time in Parliament yesterday – more on that below, along with JD Vance’s guest-host appearance on Charlie Kirk’s podcast and Camryn Rogers’s golden hammer throw. But first:

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Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney speaks, as Conservative Party of Canada leader Pierre Poilievre looks on, during Question Period in the House of Commons on Parliament Hill in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada September 15, 2025. REUTERS/Blair Gable
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Morning Update: Speed cameras are under siege – again

Good morning. As speed-camera vandalism sweeps across Toronto, Doug Ford is calling for an end to photo radar − more on that below, along with a potential teachers strike in Alberta and Canada’s blow to the U.S. travel industry. But first:

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A sign letting residents and commuters know that a speed camera will be installed on Jameson Ave., is photographed on Feb 3 2020.
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Morning Update: A Gen Z uprising topples Nepal’s PM

Good morning. A wave of youth-led protests has rocked Nepal, resulting in the collapse of its government – more on that below, along with Israel’s strike on Hamas leadership in Qatar and the controversial doc premiering at TIFF today. But first:

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Fire rips through Nepal's Parliament yesterday.
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Morning Update: France’s debt crisis takes down another PM

Good morning. French Prime Minister François Bayrou resigned today after parliament torpedoed his debt-cutting budget – more on that below, along with the end to the Murdoch succession battle and a look at the province that’s embracing hybrid work. But first:

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French Prime Minister François Bayrou speaks before the confidence vote in Paris yesterday.
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Morning Update: Xi’s new world order

Good morning. China paraded its military – and its friends – through Tiananmen Square yesterday in a blunt message to Washington. More on that below, along with the end of Florida’s vaccine mandates for school children and Félix Auger-Aliassime’s comeback win. But first:

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Vladimir Putin, Xi Jinping and Kim Jong Un in Beijing yesterday.
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Morning Update: The Supreme Court holds out on remote work

Good morning. Companies want employees back at their desks, but one powerful Canadian institution has yet to fully return in-person – more on that below, along with the Taliban’s appeal for international aid and the new editor of American Vogue. But first:

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The Supreme Court of Canada in Ottawa.
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Morning Update: An Afghan family’s escape to Canada

Good morning. Up against Pakistan’s mass deportations – and Canada’s convoluted immigration system – four young Afghan refugees managed to evade being sent back to the Taliban. More on that below, along with Texas’ redistricting standoff and Air Canada’s financial hit. But first:

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