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Nova ScotiaFrom the hockey rink to the political arena, the phrase "Elbows Up" has become part of the Canadian lexicon — and now a number of businesses are trying to cash in on it. A dozen companies have applied to trademark the phraseAly Thomson · CBC News · Posted: Sep 14, 2026 5:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: September 14Listen to this articleEstimated 5 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results. A hardware store in Hammonds Plains, N. S., displays 'Elbows Up' T-shirts. (Aly Thomson/CBC)From the hockey rink to the political arena, the phrase "Elbows Up" has become part of the Canadian lexicon — and now a number of businesses are trying to cash in on it. There are roughly a dozen applications listed on the Canadian Intellectual Property Office's trademarks database to have the exclusive right to "Elbows Up," with companies seeking to emblazon the slogan on everything from clothing to beer cans, bumper stickers and dietary supplements.

The Parole Board of Canada knew convicted murderer Jeffrey George Ewert had plans to attend a university and it made a decision this past spring to continue his day parole despite how he previously breached his release conditions, concerning his contacts with women, multiple times. According to a report by CBC, Ewert has been taking law courses at McGill University as recently as earlier this month. The report, published online on Friday, quotes unnamed students upset “that the university did not disclose their peer’s violent history.”

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SAN DIEGO — A California aquarium says a beluga rescued from Marineland in Ontario has died, adding to the number of deaths of animals relocated over the summer from the now-closed Canadian facility. SeaWorld San Diego says in a Facebook post that Cyprus, a nine-year-old male beluga that arrived at the park on Aug. 22 stopped eating on Friday, and an ultrasound later determined the animal’s intestinal tract did not appear to be functioning normally. It says Cyprus had been doing well since his arrival, eating consistently and interacting with his trainers and animal care team, along with two other rescued belugas. But it notes belugas can mask discomfort or underlying concerns that are not immediately visible, and it says a full necropsy will be conducted. Beluga whales swim before being transported by a group of experts from Marineland and U. S. aquariums onto a truck via a sling at Marineland in Niagara Falls, Ont., on Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2026. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Carlos Osorio Beluga whales swim before being transported by a group of experts from Marineland and U. S. aquariums onto a truck via a sling at Marineland in Niagara Falls, Ont., on Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2026.

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