Latest News Roundup: Firearms Seized, Free Meals for First Responders, and More

In this week's top stories, Mounties in Alberta make a major haul, a North Vancouver restaurant serves up weekly free meals, Edmonton's Elks prepare for Labour Day, and Environment Canada issues a rain warning in Saskatchewan. Mounties in Cold Lake, Alberta, seized 72 long-barrel firearms after a traffic stop in the middle of August. In related news, the North Vancouver Italian restaurant has been serving weekly free meals to first responders. Edmonton's Elks have secured a strong turnover edge in advance of their Labour Day clash with the Calgary Stampeders. Environment Canada issued a warning about heavy rain in various parts of Saskatchewan. In another incident, a young woman was airlifted to the hospital after a crash in Muskoka, Ontario. Time is still available to register to run in B.C. municipal elections. Passengers flying out of Edmonton International Airport on Tuesday should be aware of a simulated emergency drill taking place. Former American football coach Jerry Sandusky has modified his defense strategy to appeal his sex abuse convictions. A judge has requested him to provide explanations for the change. Recent data shows that the cost of school supplies has significantly increased over the past decade. Renowned documentarian Alex Gibney shed light on the impact and power of Elon Musk. Several of France's most iconic cheeses are facing a threat of extinction. Meanwhile, a Georgia Tech graduate, who is also a cancer survivor, got the opportunity to test a robotic surgery system that saved his life