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And before we dive in, we want to know who you think serves the best Jamaican patties in the city. You can cast your ballot in round 1 of our bracket now.

DON’T MISS

This woman’s human rights complaint could set a precedent

Here’s why June Francis’s experience with Air Canada is at the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal.

• Probe into Air Canada’s baby on ‘standby’ is still ongoing — and could take 3 years. Why the delay?

Canada is facing a shortage of common prescription painkillers

Here’s who’s the most affected by the shortage and what they can do.

• Shoppers Drug Mart billed Ontario almost $62 million for medication reviews. Former store owner says program is being ‘abused’

These seniors have been without phone, internet and TV for seven weeks

A fire knocked out the services at Beecroft manor. The Advocate explores what happened next.

• As telecom complaints spike, here’s how Mark Carney could bring Canadians together

WHAT ELSE

• Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand said 11 Canadian mothers and children were helped out of Gaza.
• The UN meeting on an Israel-Palestinian two-state solution happens this week. Here’s what to expect and what not to.
• Luke LeBrun: For Pierre Poilievre, defending Freedom Convoy convicts is a political survival strategy.
• Robin V. Sears: Mark Carney restores the mastery of networking and relationship-building with premiers’ meeting.
• Summer McIntosh will go for gold again at the swimming world championships this morning. Here’s Bruce Arthur on her success.
• Mike Wilner: Kevin Gausman will take these Blue Jays over the 107-win Giants he pitched for in 2021.
• The Bank of Canada will announce its interest rate decision Wednesday. This is what economists expect.
• Two people, including a three-year-old, died in separate drownings on Saturday. Here’s what we know.
• Stephen Ferritto’s vending machine side hustle pulls in thousands each month. Let’s break down how he does it.
• This is the personal finance “ruleâ€� Lesley-Anne Scorgie just can’t get behind.
• Bob Aaron: Be careful when signing over your house to children. Things can go horribly wrong.
• Sleep Country Canada’s co-founder opened up about addiction in his new memoir and a Q and A with the Star.

POV

Political slogans can create a powerful movement that can also backfire. Mark Carney be warned.

CLOSE UP

TORONTO: Denis Shapovalov dropped into a tennis clinic with 15 youth players from the Rogers First Set program ahead of the National Bank Open. Fresh off his win at the Mifel Tennis Open, Rosie DiManno has more on why this tournament means so much to him.

Thank you for reading. You can reach me and the First Up team at firstup@thestar.ca. I will see you back here tomorrow.

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