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UN Diplomacy: Canada’s top diplomat says Ottawa is seeking “greater strategic autonomy” as Foreign Minister Anita Anand pushes new partnerships at the UN, including fresh momentum with India. Canada-India Trade: External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met Anand and said ties are headed “to a higher level,” with Prime Minister Modi expected in Canada around December and CEPA talks making “good progress.” Energy & Trade Tensions: Germany’s foreign minister told CTV his country wants more Canadian LNG as supply-chain risks grow, while Canadian coat makers brace for tariff shocks from the U.S. Security & Intelligence: Reports say Canadian diplomats affected by “Havana syndrome” were sharing information with the CIA. Public Safety: A helicopter crash near Montreal killed four people; the Transportation Safety Board is investigating. Community & Culture: The Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival drew crowds in Vancouver, and Canada’s Songwriters Hall of Fame announced major inductees including The Tragically Hip and Leslie Feist. Sports: Canada beat nine-man Chile 1-0 in a men’s friendly, with Jonathan David scoring.

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