office last weekend, dropped two spots, with 316,000 tickets sold, putting its total sales to 1.34 million.

Local animation “Dino Mecard,” spun off from a popular television series, came in at fourth in its first weekend, with 231,000 tickets sold, while DC Comics’ underwater superhero title “Aquaman” rounded out the top five, selling 182,000 tickets. The film, starring Jason Momoa and directed by James Wan of “Saw,” has sold a total of 4.9 million tickets since its release on Dec. 19.

The sensational music title “Bohemian Rhapsody,” about British rock band Queen and its lead singer Freddie Mercury, managed to stay in the top 10. In its 11th weekend, the title finished the weekend in the sixth spot, with 84,000 tickets sold. The film’s total ticket sales now stand at"This is a race among local political superstars. Liberal incumbent Doug Eyolfson, a former ER physician unseated the then-Conservative MP in a stunning upset in 2015, and he’s now facing a rematch with that former MP, Steven Fletcher, who is running for the People’s Party. The Conservatives are running a star candidate of their own, Marty Morantz, a Winnipeg city councillor."

Maxime Bernier addresses the crowd in Toronto as he reveals the People's Party of Canada's candidates for some of the city's ridings. Richard Lautens/Toronto Star

Maxime Bernier, the leader of the People’s Party, is scheduled to hear a final decision today from the Leaders’ Debates Commission about whether he can participate in their debates, scheduled for Oct. 7 (English) and Oct. 10 (French).

The Leaders’ Debates Commission itself was spawned