Police. August 17 – Four men die when their helicopter crashes near Sept-Îles. August 20 – The NDM-1 super bug is found at Brampton, Ontario's William Osler Health Centre. August 22 – A bus crash near Woodstock kills one person and injuries twelve others. August 25 – Three men are arrested in Ottawa after being accused of taking part in a domestic terrorist plot. August 31 – John Rowswell, Mayor of Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, dies in office. September September 4 – Hurricane Earl kills one person and causes damage in the Maritimes. September 12 – A technical error in an Enmax transformer installation caused a power surge that fried the electrical system at Mayfair Place, an apartment block in Calgary. 300 people were out of their homes for upwards of ten days. Damages reached in the millions of dollars. September 15 – Seven tonnes of hashish is seized from an abandoned trailer by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in Montreal. September 20 The first Canadian 3D documentary airs on CBC Television. The film documented Queen Elizabeth II various visits as Monarch of Canada, as well, 3D footage of the 1953 Coronation was aired. In preparation for the event, 2 million 3D glasses were handed out at various Canada Post outlets. Karkwa's album Les Chemins de verre wins the 2010 Polaris Music Prize. September 21 – Hurricane Igor moves across Newfoundland causing damage and sweeping a man into the ocean after his driveway is washed away. September 22 – MPs in the House of Commons vote 153–151 to save the Canadian Firearms Registry from being scrapped. September 24 – A fire on the 24th floor of a 30-floor Toronto apartment building, at 200 Wellesley Street East, leaves approximately 1,200 people homeless and 14 injured. September 27 – The 2010 New Brunswick general election is won by David Alward's Conservative Party. September 28 – Superior Court of Ontario Justice Susan Himel declares the Criminal Code's prohibition of streetwalking and brothels as unconstitutional, after a challenge by a Toronto dominatrix and two other prostitutes, in Bedford v. Canada. October October 1 David Lloyd Johnston is sworn in as the 28th Governor General of Canada. Torrential rain causes flooding in Sherbrooke killing one person. October 2 – Olive Crane is chosen as the new leader of the Progressive Conservative Party of Prince Edward Island. October 3 – Dianne Whalen, MHA for Conception Bay