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Trump threatens Bombardier ban as Canada's retaliatory tariffs take effectPolitics

As Canada's retaliatory tariffs take effect, President Trump threatens to block sales of Bombardier aircraft in the United States. The program also highlights predictions of a super El Niño, clarification of Harry and Meghan's royal status, Apple's upcoming event and The Legend of Zelda's 40th anniversary announcements.

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Opposition parties urge Carney to focus on Canadians in U.S. trade warPolitics21:00

As Canada imposes nearly $28 billion in counter-tariffs on the United States, opposition parties are pressing the federal government to focus on the potential effects on Canadians. Conservative House Leader Andrew Scheer and NDP Leader Avi Lewis weigh in.

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How your 9/11 memories could be wrongScience9:39

Many people vividly remember where they were when they learned about the 9/11 attacks. Known as flashbulb memories, such recollections feel highly accurate, but research indicates they may be no more reliable than ordinary memories. The programme examines why we trust them and whether misremembering could have benefits.

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Canadian counter-tariffs on US goods take effect as Trump threatens to escalate trade warEconomy

Canada’s new tariffs on billions of dollars in U.S. goods have taken effect, escalating the trade dispute again. Prime Minister Mark Carney said Canada has pursued long-term partnerships while the U.S. has often sought short-term transactions. Donald Trump threatened to exclude Canadian products from a major U.S. government purchasing program unless Canada restores the measure.

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Voice of America Chinese Broadcast (September 9, 2026)World

President Trump said the United States possesses a power that fire cannot consume, evil cannot conquer and terror cannot destroy. Canada imposed tariffs on about $20 billion in U.S. goods in retaliation for similar duties Washington placed on Canadian products last month. Russian missiles and drones struck Kyiv, killing at least three people, while Saudi officials said a large Houthi attack wounded at least 73 and damaged economic facilities.

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UK accuses Israel of backing ‘terrorist’ settlers’ ethnic cleansing in West BankWorld

The UK government has launched a scathing attack on Israel’s conduct in the West Bank and Gaza. Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband said “terrorists” were carrying out ethnic cleansing in the West Bank with the backing of Benjamin Netanyahu’s government. He announced sanctions on trade with settlements and said UK policy now formally regards Israel’s occupation of the West Bank as unlawful.

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Former ambassador Hillman says trade deal was untenablePolitics19:50

As Canada’s counter-tariffs on U.S. goods take effect overnight, Prime Minister Mark Carney is preparing the public for the impact. Kirsten Hillman, who served as Canada’s ambassador to the United States under both Trump administrations, says she was struck by how untenable the trade deal had become and discusses the latest retaliation.

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How Canada’s retaliatory tariffs could affect US midterm electionsPolitics

Economic reporter Promit Mukherjee says Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on US goods are intended to pressure the United States and President Trump, intensifying an 18-month-old trade war and potentially affecting the US midterm elections.

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Canada strikes back with tariffs on about $20 billion in US goodsEconomy

Canada imposed tariffs on roughly $20 billion worth of U.S. goods Tuesday in response to the latest round of tariffs by President Donald Trump. Trump’s pressure has so far backfired, boosting support for Carney instead of forcing Canada to make concessions.

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Burden of Proof: Tuesday, September 8, 2026Society

Jurors in the Lindsay Clancy trial discuss an allegedly holdout juror, while Clancy’s attorney asks President Trump for a pardon. The Menendez brothers have also been granted an early parole hearing.

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Apple’s $2,000+ iPhone and Oil Gains Stoke Inflation FearsTech

Apple is poised to unveil its first foldable phone on Wednesday, bringing to fruition a product category that Tim Cook became unusually enthusiastic about after an Asia trip around 2020. The launch will also be a debut of sorts for John Ternus, who became CEO on Sept. 1.

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US strike on Iran’s Kharg Island could spark wider war, analyst warnsWorld

Alan Eyre, a distinguished diplomatic fellow at the Middle East Institute, warns that a US strike on Iran’s Kharg Island could trigger a broader conflict. He says the escalating cycle risks moving beyond either side’s control.

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‘Was this a state visit?’ Indian opposition leader questions Paris BAPS temple eventPolitics5:43

Indian opposition leader Anish Gawande raises serious questions about the inauguration of the BAPS temple near Paris. The controversy, he argues, goes beyond the treatment of female staff at the Eiffel Tower and exposes an insufficiently examined intersection of religion, diplomacy, political power, labour practices and diaspora politics.

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Canada holds defence talks with China, first meeting in eight yearsWorld2:02

Canadian defence officials met Chinese counterparts last week for the first such meeting in eight years. Chief of Defence Staff Gen. Jennie Carignan co-hosted the annual gathering of Indo-Pacific military leaders on Sept. 4 in Victoria, B.C. China said the sides held a candid, in-depth exchange on shared international and regional concerns; Canada confirmed the meeting only after Global News asked.

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Iran, Oil, Canada and US Trade TensionsEconomy1:35:34

The program delivers the latest news and analysis on Iran, oil, and trade tensions between Canada and the US around the closing bell on Wall Street, with guests from finance, economics, retail and business.

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Apple Set for Major Product Launch With Foldable iPhoneTech2:38

Apple is preparing one of its biggest product launches in years and is expected to unveil its first foldable iPhone. The device, a decade in the making, could cost as much as $2,199 and would represent the iPhone’s biggest design change in nearly two decades.

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Apple to Unveil Its First Foldable PhoneTech10:31

Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman says Apple’s foldable phone, expected to be announced this week, has been years in the making after Tim Cook drew inspiration from similar devices during a 2020 trip to Asia. Gurman says the stakes are high because any flaw in a new product could damage Apple’s brand and reputation.

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We Are More Than Just Crypto: Coinbase's VanGrackEconomy7:38

Coinbase Vice Chair and Head of Corporate Affairs Ryan VanGrack discusses the company’s first regulatory move toward allowing US investors to place leveraged, around-the-clock bets on stocks without owning them. He also addresses US regulation and Anthony Armstrong joining Coinbase.

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New Bitcoin Hack Exposes Cracks in CryptoTech1:45

A blockchain used by several cryptocurrency exchanges to transfer Bitcoin was hacked for $320 million. The breach is the latest in a series of attacks that have shaken confidence in digital-asset security.

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