The best of Newstalk 580 CFRA for Tuesday, September 8th, 2026.

The best of Newstalk 580 CFRA for Tuesday, September 8th, 2026.

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The Daily Review

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PODCAST: The Daily Review for Tues. September 8th, 2026

If you are driving into work right now, or perhaps just folding laundry and listening to the Radio in the background, please listen closely and answer honestly. How have you been talking to yourself today? Because if your inner voice sounds like a harsh bully and not a supportive best friend, you are definitely not alone. The truth is that everyone has an inner critic, but there are times when it can seize too much control of who you are. Today, we are diving into the heavy world of self-worth – identifying the warning signs that yours might be running low, and outlining the steps you can take to silence that inner critic. Westboro-based psychotherapist Benslyne Avril joins guest host Chris Holski on this week’s edition of Self-Help Tuesday.

Visit Benslyne anytime at https://therapywithempathy.com/

If you are driving into work right now, or perhaps just folding laundry and listening to the Radio in the background, please listen closely and answer honestly. How have you been talking to yourself today? Because if your inner voice sounds like a harsh bully and not a supportive best friend, you are definitely not alone. The truth is that everyone has an inner critic, but there are times when it can seize too much control of who you are. Today, we are diving into the heavy world of self-worth &ndash; identifying the warning signs that yours might be running low, and outlining the steps you can take to silence that inner critic. Westboro-based psychotherapist Benslyne Avril joins guest host Chris Holski on this week&rsquo;s edition of Self-Help Tuesday.
Visit Benslyne anytime at <a href="https://therapywithempathy.com/">https://therapywithempathy.com/</a>

Ottawa Now - Is your 'self-worth meter' running low?

Since the Canada-USA trade talks collapsed on August 21st, the Trump administration has unleashed a barrage of tariffs and personal attacks, portraying Canada as ‘weak’ and ‘dependent’. Earlier today, Canada issued counter-tariffs on about $20 billion worth of U.S. goods. And now, U.S. President Trump has threatened to ban the sale of aircrafts from Canada’s Bombardier. That is, unless it manufactures their planes in the United States. For context, many components of its planes are produced in the USA, including its wings. If Trump executed these directives, what are the odds that Bombardier jumps ship and leaves Canada? John Gradek is a Professor of Aviation Management at McGill University. He joins guest host Chris Holski on Ottawa Now.

Since the Canada-USA trade talks collapsed on August 21st, the Trump administration has unleashed a barrage of tariffs and personal attacks, portraying Canada as &lsquo;weak&rsquo; and &lsquo;dependent&rsquo;. Earlier today, Canada issued counter-tariffs on about $20 billion worth of U.S. goods. And now, U.S. President Trump has threatened to ban the sale of aircrafts from Canada&rsquo;s Bombardier. That is, unless it manufactures their planes in the United States. For context, many components of its planes are produced in the USA, including its wings. If Trump executed these directives, what are the odds that Bombardier jumps ship and leaves Canada? John Gradek is a Professor of Aviation Management at McGill University. He joins guest host Chris Holski on Ottawa Now.

Ottawa Now - U.S. President Trump threatens to ban sales of Bombardier aircrafts unless it moves operations to America

Just after Midnight this morning, Canada’s retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods were launched into orbit. It’s a counter-punch to the 50 percent tariffs that were launched against Canadian goods a few weeks ago by the Trump administration. So what exactly does our counter-punch entail? For starters, a 50 percent tariff on a variety of American dairy products, such as milk and cream. Then, a 25 percent tariff on fresh cheese and curd. We also have 25 percent tariffs on U.S. wood products – anything made of softwood, pine, fir, and spruce. And yes, a list of steel and aluminum products are also being struck with a 50 percent punch, which is up from the previous 25 percent rate. Canada’s Prime Minister addressed Canadians in a 15-minute online video today, and he pulled no punches about the tough times in front of us. He says that Canada doesn’t want to escalate things, but insists that retaliation was a necessary move. He warns that this punch-back will come at a cost to Canadians, but also outlined a series of federal support measures that will be put in place. And over the following 6 months, Carney pledges to double Canada’s free-trade market access with other countries. Is all of this short-term pain worth it? Sylvain Golsse, a National Trade Leader at EY Canada, joins guest host Chris Holski on Ottawa Now.

Just after Midnight this morning, Canada&rsquo;s retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods were launched into orbit. It&rsquo;s a counter-punch to the 50 percent tariffs that were launched against Canadian goods a few weeks ago by the Trump administration. So what exactly does our counter-punch entail? For starters, a 50 percent tariff on a variety of American dairy products, such as milk and cream. Then, a 25 percent tariff on fresh cheese and curd. We also have 25 percent tariffs on U.S. wood products &ndash; anything made of softwood, pine, fir, and spruce. And yes, a list of steel and aluminum products are also being struck with a 50 percent punch, which is up from the previous 25 percent rate. Canada&rsquo;s Prime Minister addressed Canadians in a 15-minute online video today, and he pulled no punches about the tough times in front of us. He says that Canada doesn&rsquo;t want to escalate things, but insists that retaliation was a necessary move. He warns that this punch-back will come at a cost to Canadians, but also outlined a series of federal support measures that will be put in place. And over the following 6 months, Carney pledges to double Canada&rsquo;s free-trade market access with other countries. Is all of this short-term pain worth it?&nbsp;Sylvain Golsse, a National Trade Leader at EY Canada, joins guest host Chris Holski on Ottawa Now.

PODCAST: The Daily Review for Tues. September 8th, 2026

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