At 12:01 a.m. Eastern Tuesday, the United States began blocking nearly $1 billion worth of Canadian goods (alcoholic beverages, some dairy products including whey, and certain motorcycles) under a list President Trump ordered after Ottawa retaliated against earlier U.S. tariffs. AP reporting puts the banned slice at about $967 million against roughly $880 billion in two-way annual trade: small in the ledger, loud in the relationship.

About 87% of the ban targets alcohol, after some Canadian provinces pulled U.S. booze from shelves. Bombardier Recreational Products said its Can-Am Spyder and Canyon three-wheelers are excluded from U.S. import, with little near-term pain because this season’s shipments are largely done. Canadian officials said their priority remains protecting workers and diversifying trade; Trump told reporters he expects Ottawa to return to the table. Worth a glance before tomorrow’s coffee: the neighbor spat moving from tariffs to an actual ban list.

Denver (2–1) keeps the road trip on the calendar: Broncos at San Francisco (3–0) on Sunday, October 4, at Levi’s Stadium. Kickoff is 1:25 p.m. PT / 2:25 p.m. MT on CBS, with Crucial Catch branding and Roger Craig’s Ring of Excellence at halftime. Early lines have the 49ers roughly a field-goal favorite at home after Brock Purdy’s hot start; Nick Bosa is already ruled out for San Francisco. Bo Nix and company arrive off back-to-back one-score comebacks, including Sunday’s 30–26 rally past the Rams.

Monday Night Football is in the books: Case Keenum and Chicago’s defense rolled Philadelphia 27–7 at Soldier Field. Keenum (filling in with Caleb Williams hurt and Tyson Bagent clearing concussion protocol late) threw for 247 yards and two scores plus a rushing TD; the Bears held the Eagles to 62 second-half yards. Chicago improves to 2–1. Separate from the NFL noise, MLB Wild Card Game 1s are on Peacock today. Braves took an early edge on the Phillies behind Austin Riley’s late homer, with Yankees–Red Sox and other series still rolling tonight.