News of the day: HUNTER: What CBC ‘Journalist Standards’ boss doesn’t know about 9/11

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Published Sep 10, 2026  •  1 minute read

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It’s Thursday, September 10. Here are the top stories we’re following today:

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HUNTER: What CBC ‘Journalist Standards’ boss doesn’t know about 9/11

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For those of us who were in New York City that horrific day, the 9/11 terrorist attacks are never very far away. This abomination occurred 25 years ago Friday. A kid’s ball game, a smiling cop or a fire truck racing past. It’s the little things that bring back the monstrousity of that dark day.

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Dylan Cease of the Toronto Blue Jays pitches against the Athletics in the bottom of the first inning at Sutter Health Park. Getty Images

Why the Blue Jays have some decisions to make with staff ace Dylan Cease

Dylan Cease showed some signs of late-season fatigue in his most recent start, with his velocity noticeably down in what turned out to be a loss to the Athletics on Monday. In a pivotal series against Baltimore, a team that could conceivable catch them in the AL wild-card race, would the Jays bring Cease back on his regular four days rest or would they opt for another bullpen day and give their ace the extra days rest to keep him fresher for the stretch run?

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U.S. President Donald Trump and Ontario Premier Doug Ford traded verbal attacks on August 24.

LILLEY: The midterm myth won’t save Canada from Trump’s tariffs

Even when shuffling his cabinet to fill positions left vacant by resignations, Doug Ford was all about Donald Trump. Ontario’s premier announced changes to his ministry on Thursday morning, saying it was the right team to push back against Trump.

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Conservative MP Dean Allison speaks during a news conference on the Allison Inquiry, testimony of Canadians injured by Covid-19 vaccine, at the West Block on Parliament Hill in Ottawa on July 9, 2026. Photo by Hyungcheol Park /Postmedia Network

WARMINGTON: It’s hard to bury victims’ tears at Allison vaccine injury inquiry

Apparently, some say there is no story here at the Allison Inquiry on Parliament Hill that is taking testimony from people who were impacted by Canada’s vaccination policy during the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Korah running back Nathan Guizzetti in action against the St. Mary’s Knights during a game in 2024. Gordon Anderson/Postmedia Network

Windsor Lancers football player Nathan Guizzetti dies days after season opener

Nathan Guizzetti, a running back for the Windsor Lancers, died over Labour Day weekend at the age of 19. His family made the heartbreaking announcement on social media with tributes pouring in for the former star high school athlete.

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