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China has criticized new US sanctions on Iran, warning Washington not to interfere with its trade with Tehran. The measures, announced by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, target dozens of entities but avoid major Chinese banks, as analysts weigh the impact on an upcoming Trump-Xi summit.
College football goes international this weekend with TCU facing North Carolina in Dublin's Aer Lingus College Football Classic, while Arizona State meets Kansas in London's inaugural Union Jack Classic on Sept. 19. Organizers cite growing international appetite and financial challenges, with ACC and Big 12 leaders expressing cautious optimism.
Canada announced retaliatory tariffs of up to 50% on roughly C$28 billion ($20 billion) of US imports, effective September 8, following the breakdown of trade talks and the imposition of US tariffs on Canadian goods. The move includes higher duties on steel, aluminum, and consumer products, and is accompanied by a C$7.5 billion support package. Rhetoric between leaders has intensified, with threats of further escalation and concerns about the future of the USMCA.
Canada announced retaliatory tariffs up to 50% on over $20 billion of US goods, matching Washington's duties dollar-for-dollar, as trade talks collapsed. The move, effective September 8, targets steel, dairy, appliances, and everyday items, while President Trump threatened to rename Lake Ontario 'Lake America.'
A ground crew worker died after being struck by an Airbus 350 that was reversing at Montreal-Trudeau International Airport. Witnesses reported screaming as the incident unfolded, and investigations have been launched by multiple agencies. The worker's employer and airline have expressed condolences and cooperation.
Brazil's data protection regulator fined TikTok's parent company ByteDance more than 153 million reais (nearly $30 million) for alleged failures in handling children's and teenagers' personal data. The regulator ordered the company to erase illegally gathered data and improve youth protections, with an appeal window of 10 days.
Brazil's data protection regulator fined TikTok parent ByteDance 153.7 million reais (nearly $30 million) for irregularities in processing children's data. The company must delete illegally collected data and implement stricter protections, and can appeal within 10 days.
Farmers across the U.S. say President Trump’s tariffs and the conflict with Iran have driven up costs and pushed the agricultural sector into its worst downturn in decades, with profits down sharply and rural support slipping. As the White House and Congress struggle to respond, the pain is showing up both on the farm and at the grocery store.
Manchester United captain Bruno Fernandes and Manchester City forward Khadija Shaw were voted PFA men's and women's Player of the Year. Fernandes broke the Premier League assists record, while Shaw led City to the WSL title.
Apple has begun showing ads in Apple Maps in the U.S. and Canada, appearing in search results and Suggested Places. Users have no way to turn off these ads, though Apple emphasizes privacy protections. Some may consider alternative navigation apps like Organic Maps and OsmAnd.
FireFly Metals released a Preliminary Economic Assessment for its Green Bay Copper-Gold Project, outlining strong economics for both a 1.8Mtpa base case and a larger 4.6Mtpa alternative, alongside a resource upgrade. The company also announced a A$190 million equity raising to fund early works and drilling, with shares trading higher.
Steven Zwick pleaded guilty to second-degree murder in the death of Chelsea Davidenas, who died during a plot to lure, confine and rape women. Court heard the men planned to film and sell videos of the assaults; Davidenas died before the rape occurred.
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has called on Ottawa to return to negotiations with the U.S. before retaliatory tariffs take effect, warning of escalation risks. Her cautious stance has drawn praise and criticism, while Ontario Premier Doug Ford has taken a more combative tone, calling Trump a 'dictator.'
Dr. Shelley Zieroth has been appointed to a new research chair at St. Boniface Hospital focused on women's heart health. The role, a partnership between Heart & Stroke, the St. Boniface Hospital Foundation, and Research Manitoba, aims to address the historical underrepresentation of women in cardiovascular research and improve outcomes for women. Zieroth plans to develop a Women's Heart Care program in Manitoba.
President Donald Trump has threatened to raise US tariffs on Canadian cars, trucks, and auto parts from 25% to 50% starting in January, following the collapse of trade talks. Prime Minister Mark Carney called the deal on the table a 'bad deal' and said Canada is ready to resume talks if the US returns with the 'right attitude'. Retaliatory tariffs and market fallout are underway.
President Trump dismisses economic disapproval polls, a Louisiana family mourns a rare amoeba death, and dangerous driving trends emerge. Also covered: procrastination's mental toll, a forged Greek stadium scam, and more.
Portland Trail Blazers guard Shaedon Sharpe tore the meniscus in his right knee during an offseason workout and is expected to miss roughly six months, according to multiple reports. Surgery is planned for this week, and the team's deep backcourt is poised to absorb his absence while his long-term status in the rotation remains uncertain.
Washington Capitals captain Alex Ovechkin has reportedly been linked to 33 traffic fines in Russia this offseason, totaling 82,000 rubles (about $1,000). Most fines have been paid, with one 4,500-ruble ticket outstanding. The tickets were reportedly connected to his Aurus Arsenal minivan, bearing the license plate 008.
A guide from The Expositor and The Kingston Whig-Standard helps Canadian shoppers navigate coupon codes across tech, travel, home, and fashion. The list compiles deals from brands like Amazon, Walmart, and Best Buy, with instructions on how to redeem codes via the Toronto Sun's coupon page. Some versions of the article require a subscription to read fully.
Iranian parliamentary speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf mocked US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's 'Economic D-Day' sanctions on social media, while the foreign ministry warned that Washington's pressure affects more than Tehran. The US announced 'Operation Economic Outcast' to cut Iran off from international finance, drawing defiance from Beijing and prompting oil price fluctuations amid renewed Hormuz talks.