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Lotto Max winning numbers for Friday, Sept. 8, 2023

TORONTO — The winning numbers in Friday's Lotto Max draw for an estimated $12 million: 15, 22, 25, 29, 30, 31 & 34. Bonus: 18 In the event of any discrepancy between this list and the official winning numbers, the latter shall prevail.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats hang on for 27-24 win over Ottawa Redblacks

Hamilton Tiger-Cats hang on for 27-24 win over Ottawa Redblacks

OTTAWA — The Hamilton Tiger-Cats didn’t get off to the best start, but all that mattered was they finished with a 27-24 win over the Ottawa Redblacks on Friday night.
Guerrero, Bichette lead Blue Jays past Royals 5-4 to kick off 10-game homestand

Guerrero, Bichette lead Blue Jays past Royals 5-4 to kick off 10-game homestand

TORONTO — Normally, Vladimir Guerrero Jr. is content to keep the bat on his shoulder when he has a 3-0 count at the plate. But when he saw a fastball coming into the zone, he just couldn't resist.
Canadian director Atom Egoyan, actors talk 'Seven Veils,' U.S. strike at TIFF

Canadian director Atom Egoyan, actors talk 'Seven Veils,' U.S. strike at TIFF

TORONTO — Director Atom Egoyan premièred his film "Seven Veils" Friday in a unique collaboration with the Canadian Opera Company and the Toronto International Film Festival.
Belgium's De Lie wins Quebec cycling race, Canada's Boivin finishes 41st

Belgium's De Lie wins Quebec cycling race, Canada's Boivin finishes 41st

QUEBEC — Belgium's Arnaud De Lie finished first in the UCI World Tour Quebec City Grand Prix men's road race on Friday. He had a time of four hours 47 minutes 36 seconds.
Poilievre rallies Conservatives hungry for a 'blue wave' with stump speech, base hits

Poilievre rallies Conservatives hungry for a 'blue wave' with stump speech, base hits

QUEBEC — Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre tried painting himself as a prime minister in waiting in an election-style speech to party faithful Friday, filling it with messages he plans to take to Canadians, while throwing some red meat to his base
UBC Okanagan ordered to pay $50,000 in sexual assault discrimination case

UBC Okanagan ordered to pay $50,000 in sexual assault discrimination case

VANCOUVER — University of British Columbia Okanagan has been ordered to pay a former student $50,000 for discriminating against her based on her sex and disability in the way it handled her allegation of sexual assault by another student. The B.C.
Calgary daycares linked to E. coli outbreak to reopen, lawsuit being considered

Calgary daycares linked to E. coli outbreak to reopen, lawsuit being considered

CALGARY — The Calgary daycares linked to an E. coli outbreak could reopen early next week as a potential class-action lawsuit is being considered by some parents whose children were infected.
B.C.'s health minister warns high emergency medical care demand may be 'new normal'

B.C.'s health minister warns high emergency medical care demand may be 'new normal'

There are about 9,700 patients in emergency care across B.C., about 700 more than normal for this time of year.
Residents of West Kelowna fire zone get brief home access but restrictions extended

Residents of West Kelowna fire zone get brief home access but restrictions extended

WEST KELOWNA, B.C. — Residents of wildfire-ravaged Wilson's Landing in West Kelowna, B.C., were granted a four-hour window Friday to access their homes to retrieve important items as an area-wide restriction order was extended to Sept. 15.
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