Our compilation of some of the stories of note from the day, reviewing the political developments from the Federal scene for Friday Saturday/Monday, August 31 to September 2, 2019
Canadians held in China / China tensions
Beijing warns 'end is coming' for protestors trying to 'kidnap' Hong Kong
Even as Beijing shuns Canada's canola, Canadian wheat sales to China soar
Hong Kong students go on strike, China issues warning and Demsistō vice chair Issac Cheng assaulted
Three locals likely behind aborted break-in at Meng Wanzhou's property, Vancouver police say
Globe and Mail
Low budget, high stakes: NDP hopes Singh's campaign shift ins't too late
Federal party leaders head to Hamilton to woo union heartland for Labour Day
Air Canada files challenge with Canadian Transportation Agency over Onex takeover of WestJet Airlines
Which leader to you dislike the least? Cynicism reigns ahead of federal election
Relieved but worried Canadians return home from Kashmir
CBC
Gaming the writ: the strategy that goes into timing an election call
Federal party leaders focus on wooing union heartland on Labour Day
Jagmeet Singh proud of brother for confronting heckler at MuslimFest
'Good rednecks': PPC candidates decide who attends debate by holding a shootout
Can't vote but can volunteer: Teens dive into politics ahead of federal election
How will Scheer's views on abortion and same-sex marriage impact the Conservatives?
Dumped by Liberal over anti-Semitism allegations, Hassan Guillet explores options
After 4 years, the Liberals haven't released their plan for the Arctic
Canadian military wraps up Mali peacekeeping mission
Confusing trips up sweeping overhaul of Canada Labour Code
Cities urge federal leaders to wade into wastewater debate
New satellite system could make Canadian soldiers safer abroad
Scheer faces backlash from national anti-abortion group over mixed messaging
NDP Leader Jagmeet Singh 'not concerned' about holes in candidates nominations
LIberals, NDP missing incumbents where they need them most
Tory government would stand against divisive social issues legislation, deputy leader says
PSAC returns to bargaining table with government
Toronto Star
Andrew Scheer fails to satisfy either side in abortion debate
Federal party leaders pitching woo in union heartland
Cities urge federal leaders to wade into wastewater debate
Canada's political parties are ranking you
On the subject of gay marriage, why can't Andrew Scheer show a little humanity?
Scheer's election slogan undermines the Canadian way
Toronto Sun
Here are some sure bets for the coming election campaign
Keep British Child killer out of Canada
Former PM Kim Cambpell's anti-Trump tweet truly classless
A tale of two Trudeau's and their re-election prospects
It's Trudeau, not Bernier who is the outlier on immigration
My media colleagues better get their anti-Scheer bias in check pronto
Voters want change, but who will with their vote?
Canadians know what really matters
Let's keep this campaigns attacks above the belt
National Post
Braced for Hurricane Dorian, some Canadians question their decision to live in Florida
Liberals go for maximum hypocrisy on Scheer's abortion views
Federal party leaders (separately) converge on union heartland in Hamilton for Labour Day
Charity for Canadian veterans turns down money raised at rally with links to alleged hate groups
Parties pushing equality agenda could face gender 'fatigue' from voters: expert
Global
Maxime Bernier calls teen climate activist 'mentally unstable'
Former Montreal Liberal candidate Hassan Guillet 'completely shocked' by accusations
Adapting to extreme weather is important - but reducing emissions is key: advocate
Climate change might benefit Canada - but not enough to outweigh costs: expert
Anti-abortion activists are planning to win 50 ridings for their cause in the upcoming federal election
Miscellaneous
The increasing crappiness of jobs should be a key election issue
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