Housing & Community Support: Orillia’s Jubilee House marks 25 years and plans a second building to expand transitional apartments for women and children from four to nine, with an anniversary picnic set for Sept. 13. Food & Heritage: A Greek-American family history novel, built from letters, records, interviews and heirloom recipes, has been added to the California State Library’s permanent collection. Public Health Costs: A new Arthritis Society Canada report puts arthritis’s annual economic and social burden at $142.4B, projecting $222.3B by 2055 as cases rise toward 10 million Canadians. Religion & Community Loss: Montreal’s longtime Reform leader Rabbi Leigh Lerner has died, remembered for bilingual prayer-book work, outreach, and social-justice initiatives. Culture & Media: Toronto International Film Festival director Cameron Bailey faces ongoing fallout from last year’s October 7 documentary controversy, as this year’s lineup still includes an Israeli-made film. Arts & Travel: Disney+ is set to launch Mory Sacko’s “Food Samurai,” a Japan-focused culinary series blending African heritage and samurai-inspired storytelling. Sports & Local Pride: Sudbury’s Shamrocks win an Ontario Baseball Association 9U banner, highlighting another Labour Day weekend of youth sport. Politics & Place Names: Trump’s Truth Social map claims parts of Canada and other territories under a US flag, while New Mexico Democrats reject his “New America” renaming push.