🍁 Canadians brace for Trump's trade war fallout

Canadians are increasingly prioritizing domestic goods amidst escalating trade tensions with the US. Software developer Mateus Gujrel noted this shift, choosing Canadian alternatives over US brands in Toronto. This trend intensified after Trump's threats and the August 22 tariffs on nearly $20bn of Canadian goods. While consumer prices aren't spiking yet, experts warn of potential job losses and indirect cost increases. The buy-Canadian movement shows strong resilience, even when the domestic basket is pricier. 🛒

🏏 Ex-coach blames Imran Khan for Pakistan cricket's slump

Former chief selector Haroon Rasheed claims Imran Khan's decision to change the domestic cricket structure led to Pakistan's decline. This change involved reducing first-class cricket teams from 10-16 to just six, following the 2018 general elections. In recent years, the Green Shirts have missed the semis of the last four ICC events, including both World Cups. Haroon stated that his proposed hybrid model was rejected by Imran, despite his well-intentioned efforts. He suggests the PCB needs to decentralize power to regional associations for improvement. 🏏

🔌 Adani power glitch strains Bangladesh electricity

A technical glitch at Adani Power's Godda thermal plant caused one unit to shut down, intensifying load shedding in Bangladesh. This plant is part of the 1,600 MW facility located in Jharkhand. The issue occurred on Friday, and repairs are anticipated within 3-4 days. This setback comes as Bangladesh struggles with energy demand due to coal, gas, and oil shortages. Power Grid Company expects generation to return to normal after several days.

🏡 How Mysuru's old bungalow got a modern glow-up

Raj Vilas, a century-old bungalow in Mysuru, has been successfully reinvented to blend heritage with modern life. It was acquired in 1992 by Raja Chandra and is located on Balkrishna Rao Road. After a nearly six-year renovation starting in 2019, the structure now features new amenities while preserving its old-world charm. The architect Sanjog Shetty decided to retain the façade while rebuilding the rear section from scratch. Now, the property serves as a family holiday home for weekend retreats from Bengaluru. 🏠

🗳️ IAS Officer Gets BJP Ticket After Leaving DC Post

An IAS officer has secured a BJP ticket to participate in the Nagaon bypoll. This individual was recently vacating their role as District Collector (DC). The ticket was awarded shortly after their departure from the DC position. This move is part of the ongoing political maneuvering in the region. The officer is expected to contest the upcoming bypoll elections in Nagaon.

🌟 Horoscope vibes for Sept 12, 2026

Leo is advised to own their identity authentically instead of fitting into outdated molds. Virgo is ready to love again and embrace a fresh start, feeling cosmic protection throughout. Libra should let their receptive heart unfold in sustainable ways, trusting their guides. Cancer is encouraged to channel joy and action into creating their desired life oasis. Aries needs to smooth out life's rough edges to begin a period of positive change. 🧘

🏏 Nepal vs UAE Final: Premier Cup Action

Nepal has elected to bat first in the ACC Men's Premier Cup final. The match is taking place at the Bayuemas Oval in Kuala Lumpur on September 12, 2026. Currently, the run rate is 5.47, and the last five overs saw a strong scoring rate of 31/0. The tournament features a 50-over format, kicking off at 09:30 local time. The final promises high-stakes cricket action between the two teams. 🏏

📱 Youth arrested for hospital toilet filming attempt

Police detained a 22-year-old person on Friday, September 11th, over an alleged attempt to film from a hospital toilet. The incident happened around 2 p.m in ward number 203 at Kozhikode Medical College Hospital. The youth reportedly tried to film the adjacent toilet from above the partition in a common facility. He was at the hospital as an attendant for his father receiving treatment. Police seized the mobile phone used and the youth remains in custody. 📱

💣 Artillery Shell Found in Fishing Net Near Puthiyappa

A suspected artillery shell was recovered from a fishing net off Puthiyappa harbour on Wednesday, September 9th. Local fishers discovered the unidentified object and brought it ashore before alerting the police. The bomb detection and disposal squad and Elathur Coastal police then inspected the shell. For safety, the object was moved to the Armed Reserve camp. The Coast Guard and Navy have been informed and will examine it to determine its origin.

😠 Trader busted in gold fraud case

A local trader named Safarnas was arrested after allegedly absconding with gold ornaments from several jewellery shops. He was apprehended from Malappuram by the Town police. The fraud involved over 118 sovereigns of gold worth ₹1.39 crore, collected on July 27. Safarnas was supposed to sell the gold for a commission but failed to return the items or the money. He is now in custody for further questioning by the police. 😠

🤝 China pushes for good vibes ahead of Modi-Xi meet

China's Ambassador to India stressed that Beijing and New Delhi should manage differences while remaining friends. This bilateral meeting is scheduled between Chinese President Xi Jinping and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The talks mark the third consecutive year, with Xi arriving in New Delhi on Saturday. The discussion aims to enhance cooperation and maintain high-level engagement despite existing bilateral issues. Both sides plan to work strategically to foster good-neighborliness and mutual success. 🤝