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Mila Olumogba has fine-tuned her back-to-school shopping routine over the years. The mother of three from Gatineau scours off-season bargains to spread out costs, buys clothes one size up to fit in August and always checks her cupboards first.This year, she’s also been trying to shop more locally in light of Canada’s trade war with the United States and President Donald Trump’s tariff threats, including sweeping levies as high as 35 per cent on Canadian imports starting in August.

Good morning. Privacy experts, refugee groups and legal scholars are all sounding the alarm about the Strong Borders Act – more on that below, along with the 2025 Emmy nominations and the uproar over the Epstein files. But first:Today’s headlinesNine First Nations in Ontario launch a constitutional challenge against Bill 5 and Bill C-5A Calgary police officer is charged with two counts of murder in a 2023 shootingSteel producers warn of dire consequences of a 50-per-cent tariff if a broader U.S. trade deal isn’t reached