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Show Notes

• It's official: the federal government is ending the mandatory use of ArriveCAN and other border restrictions as of Sept. 30
• Italy elected a new prime minister yesterday, and the legacy media is having a fit
• Meanwhile, crowds turned up to support the new PM, Giorgia Meloni
• Brampton mayoral candidate Nikki Kaur says now is the time for residents to wake up and show Patrick Brown the door
• Kaur also criticized the crime wave that's come to the city during Brown's tenure as mayor
• Flashback to when a volunteer confronted Trudeau for a storm response
• Doctors blasted the continued use of travel restrictions and the ArriveCAN app last week
• A court dismissed The Democracy Fund's legal challenge on the grounds of privacy against Western University's vaccine mandate
• Students joined alongside protesters at Oakville Trafalgar High School last Friday
• The president of the EU Commission, Ursula von der Leyen threatened Italy with sanctions if Meloni won the election
• ArriveCAN impacted the response to the storm that hit the east coast
• An Indigenous group is complaining about the Trudeau government's emissions cap policy
• A majority of Canadians believe the country's liquid natural gas could help improve global energy security
• Media subsidies provided by the government is making Canadian taxpayers think the outlets on on the take from the government