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Conservative Leader Andrew Scheer says he believes it’s possible for him to hold socially conservative views and be prime minister. bit.ly/2JoDuyt

Newly re-elected Liberal MP Catherine McKenna says she has notified police after someone spray-painted a vulgar slur on the front of her Ottawa Centre campaign office. bit.ly/2odYyjG

Horror filmmaker Robert Eggers built a lighthouse from scratch in Cape Forchu, N.S., for “The Lighthouse.” The film stars Robert Pattinson and Willem Dafoe as lighthouse keepers in New England in the 1890s. tgam.ca/2MHZyGc

Prime Minister Justin Trudeau showed up at a Metro station in his Montreal riding of Papineau Tuesday to thank his constituents after the Liberals secured a minority-government victory. bit.ly/2Pc9h9o

Money Monitor: Where to park cash bit.ly/2MTo721

A Syrian restaurant in Toronto that’s been hailed as a refugee success story has reopened days after its owners said a flood of hate messages had forced them to close. bit.ly/31aRQsa

Justin Trudeau said Canadians are not worried about national unity as he sidestepped a question about whether a minority Liberal government would work with the Bloc Quebecois. bit.ly/2MqGuLo

Andrew Scheer says a Conservative government would close a loophole in the Safe Third Country Agreement as part of its plan to overhaul Canada's immigration policy. bit.ly/2OuoJgV

Three years after a Moncton man in an electric wheelchair was killed by a freight train at a level crossing in the city, a lawsuit in his death has been resolved. bit.ly/2pS3fQE

A man accused of killing 10 people by driving a van down a busy Toronto sidewalk told police hours after his arrest that he had been seeking "retribution" for years of sexual rejection and felt he had accomplished his mission with the alleged attack. bit.ly/2m7hfER

Brian Pallister and his Progressive Conservatives won a second consecutive majority government in Manitoba’s election on Tuesday. tgam.ca/2kckUjH

Anthony Johnson and James Makokis say the show gave them a national platform to raise awareness of issues affecting Indigenous peoples. bit.ly/2lMCnQ3

Money Monitor: Giving teens a credit card may teach financial lessons early bit.ly/2kueKve

Canada’s men’s basketball team finally has a World Cup win. tgam.ca/2lZnPN3

Robbie Robertson reflects on Toronto International Film Festival opening night film "Once Were Brothers: Robbie Robertson and the Band." bit.ly/2lAXapE

Justin Trudeau met with Kennedy Stewart Friday, on his way in to the meeting Trudeau said the two will discuss the opioid and housing issues in Vancouver, and the extension of the local subway line. bit.ly/2ZrsxWP

Canada’s men’s basketball roster has been set, but it doesn’t much like what many envisioned several weeks ago. bit.ly/30L88IJ

Scars of the Kenow wildfire are still evident nearly two years after it swept into Waterton Lakes National Park. tgam.ca/2LvtfZx

The Liberal government is committing up to $1.5 million to help colleges and universities get better at dealing with sexual violence on campus. bit.ly/32iswSd