In Manotick, a heartfelt community effort led by veteran Terry Hunter and supported by genealogical sleuths is finally uncovering the names of 22 fallen soldiers from the two World Wars—many missing from the village cenotaph. Driven by personal loss, including Barbara Usher’s father Sgt. Edward Menzie, the team faces hurdles like undigitized records and sparse wartime documentation, but they’ve already found three new names, including Gunner Philip Ryan. Their mission? To honor these unsung heroes with a virtual memorial, a commemorative book, and a special ceremony on September 26th—inviting descendants to join. If you know a missing name, contact Terry Hunter.

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Former U.S. Ambassador David Cohen delivers blunt reality: no matter who wins the midterms, expect zero major shifts in U.S.-Canada trade policy. Tariffs and deals are firmly in the President’s hands, not Congress’, and even a slim Democratic House majority won’t rein in executive power. With industrial subsidies and tariffs on the rise, and states like Michigan and Ohio—traditionally pro-Canada—suffering the fallout, Cohen warns voters to brace for the same playbook. Real change? Only a president who doesn’t rely on tariffs. For now, the trade game stays the same.

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Diana Fox Carney, wife of Prime Minister Mark Carney, shared candid reflections on her life and social media habits during a recent The Honest Talk podcast appearance, revealing she’s currently avoiding platforms but may reconsider. She also mused on how different circumstances might have made her even more remarkable. The episode also spotlighted new diplomatic arrivals in Ottawa, including envoys from France and Japan, while highlighting high-profile career moves like former ambassador Kirsten Hillman joining Scotiabank’s growth institute and ex-health minister Mark Holland gearing up for a men’s health strategy — offering a blend of personal insight and global engagement.

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