
It’s Monday, Aug. 31. Here are the top stories we’re following today.
Mel Gibson apologizes after viral Fan Expo Canada video
Mel Gibson issued an apology after creating a stir on social media when video footage of the actor apparently mimicking a sign language interpreter at a Fan Expo Canada panel in Toronto over the weekend went viral.

OPP officer suspended, fined after blowing three times over the legal limit
A long-serving Ontario Provincial Police officer has taken a plea deal in an impaired driving case.

LILLEY: Where was the outrage as Canadians renamed our own history?
Canadians are furious that Donald Trump wants to rename Lake Ontario. Funny how quiet we were while renaming our own history for a decade.
John Schneider unplugged on how Blue Jays finally cured World Series hangover
It has been, to use manager John Schneider’s not so technical term a “weird” season for the reigning AL champions. But in the past month, a season-long search has finally allowed the Jays to discover their version of the hair of the dog, one that has set up a potentially thrilling final month of the season.
Feds force Google to scrub ‘Lake America’ from Canadian sites
Maps posted to a federal government website featuring the Donald Trump White House’s new name for Lake Ontario have been corrected.

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