accommodate rideshare companies like Uber in the city. Global News Hundreds of taxi drivers met Wednesday night at the Maharaja Banquet (9241 34A Ave NW) in southeast Edmonton to talk about putting a stop to a proposed bylaw change, that would accommodate rideshare companies like Uber in the city. Jessica Kent, Global News

With files from 630 CHED and Jessica Kent, Global NewsNEW DELHI: On the opening day of the monsoon session on Wednesday, Lok Sabha Speaker Sumitra Mahajan accepted an opposition motion for a no-trust vote that the government ought to win with ease but which should see a riveting clash on issues ranging from farm distress, lynching and polarisation. The vote will take place on Friday.The change in the government's stand — it had stonewalled the demand in the budget session — took the opposition by surprise as it had expected a stand-off. The government's decision stemmed from its confidence about its numbers and was based on the assessment that another washed-out session would allow the opposition to argue that BJP was spooked by fears of defections despite its majority.Opposition circles maintained that the choice of the day