Sunday in Canada.—It has been announced from Ottawa that the Canadian Parliament will come together again in November, when the Sunday question, which aroused considerable interest in the session recently closed, will no doubt be disposed of. The provisions of the bill are very stringent, and if finally passed in the form in which it has passed the lower house, it will mean that every form of labor excepting that of moving railroad trains will be prohibited. As summarized in a current press item, “no Sunday excursions will be permitted. Sunday games or entertainments for which an admission is charged will be under the ban. Unless an amendment is made to the measure, it will be impossible to publish a Sunday newspaper in Canada, and the Sunday work necessary for the production of a Monday morning paper will not be permissible. A great many petitions from the English-speaking people have been signed in favor of the bill, but there is strong opposition to the measure from the Jews, the Seventh-day Adventists, and others. The reports indicate that the bill will either be defeated or amended.”