CNBC
Trump classified documents case Special counsel urges appeals court to reverse dismissal
Special counsel Jack Smith urges appeals court to reverse dismissal of criminal case against former President Donald Trump for mishandling classified documents. Smith argues Judge Cannon’s ruling violated legal precedent and misconstrued laws. Trump’s lawyers did not comment. Unlikely for trial before Nov. 5 election. Grand jury charged Trump with retaining classified records at Mar-a-Lago post-presidency.
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The Globe and Mail
Russias deadly overnight barrage of missiles and drones struck over half of Ukraine, officials say
Russia launched a massive attack on Ukraine, firing over 100 missiles and drones, killing four and injuring many. President Zelensky condemned the strikes on civilian infrastructure, including power and water supplies in Kyiv. Ukraine called for allies to provide long-range weapons. In response, Poland and NATO activated air defenses. Russia reported a Ukrainian drone attack, with casualties in Saratov. Concerns arose over a nuclear power plant in the Kursk region.
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CTV News
Trump, Harris argue over muted microphones at September debate
Campaigns of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump clash over muted microphones for upcoming debate, with Trump hinting at possible no-show. Dispute arises from differing preferences on microphone usage, with accusations of gaming the system. Biden’s team regrets previous microphone muting, while Harris camp wants live mics to counter Trump’s interruptions. Negotiations complicated by ad hoc debate organization.
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CTV News
Trudeau insists he still has what Canadians want, despite polling numbers
Prime Minister Trudeau dismisses calls for leadership change amid declining popularity. Trudeau focuses on addressing Canadians’ concerns and economic stability. Announces reversal of foreign worker policy and new tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles. Cabinet retreat in Halifax also addresses U.S. concerns about China’s economic policies. Facing challenges from Conservative leader Poilievre and labor disputes at national railways. Trudeau emphasizes negotiation for resolving disputes.
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BBC.com
Trump special counsel appeals to resume classified documents case
US Special Counsel Jack Smith appeals to revive case against ex-President Trump for mishandling classified documents found at Mar-a-Lago. Trump’s legal team given until 26 September to respond. Smith argues judge’s ruling deviated from legal precedent. Trump faces felony charges, including obstruction of justice. Special counsels have powers of US attorneys. Other high-profile figures, like Hunter Biden, also under special counsel investigation. Uncertain outcomes due to legal immunity for presidents.
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CTV News
Liberal cabinet has ‘tremendous confidence’ in Prime Minister Trudeau despite polling
Members of the Liberal government express confidence in Prime Minister Trudeau despite polling challenges and byelection losses. Trudeau and ministers gather in Halifax for a retreat ahead of Parliament’s fall session. Speculation of a cabinet shuffle remains unconfirmed. Trudeau emphasizes focus on addressing Canadians’ concerns and delivering solutions. The party prepares for upcoming byelections amid tough competition. Confidence in winning LaSalle-Émard-Verdun byelection expressed, but acknowledgment of work needed on key issues like affordability and housing.
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Ottawa Police Service
Homicide Investigation on Lady Slipper Way, a femicide
Jennifer Zabarylo, 47, of Ottawa, identified as victim of femicide. Michael Zabarylo, 55, charged with 2nd degree murder. Ottawa Police consider it a femicide due to intimate partner violence. Femicide defined as killing of women due to gender. Investigation ongoing. Public can access data on Ottawa Police Service website. Contact Media Relations Section for more information.
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Al Jazeera English
Five questions answered Why did Israel, Hezbollah attack each other
Israel launched a preemptive attack on Hezbollah positions in Lebanon, followed by a retaliatory attack by Hezbollah targeting military and intelligence sites. The exchange of attacks did not escalate to all-out war, with both sides communicating a desire to avoid further escalation. The attacks were seen as a response to previous events, including the assassination of a Hezbollah commander and ongoing Gaza ceasefire negotiations.
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CNN
Justice Department seeks to revive Trump documents case and defends role of special counsel
Special counsel Jack Smith is fighting to revive the case against Donald Trump, arguing that the decision to dismiss the case lacked merit and could impact other special counsel prosecutions. Trump faces charges of mishandling government documents and obstruction. The 11th Circuit is reviewing the dismissal, which was based on the appointment of Smith being deemed unconstitutional and the office being unlawfully funded. Trump’s campaign spokesman called for all charges to be dismissed.
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Global News Toronto
2 million bathtubs Calgarians urged to conserve as new water restrictions kick in
Calgary faces renewed water restrictions as a troubled pipe is repaired, with residents urged to save over 100 million liters daily. Director Francois Bouchart emphasized the need for conservation, suggesting small changes like shorter showers. The restrictions, in place until September 23, aim to prevent another pipe break. Mayor Jyoti Gondek stressed the importance of balancing water demand and supply for essential needs.