Good morning from the CTV newsroom.
Here's your daily dose of five things to know: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump faced off in the first U.S. presidential debate; the National Defence watchdog is criticizing the Canadian military for discharging soldiers before they know what services and benefits they’re entitled to; William and Kate get a taste of B.C. while visiting the Okanagan; a Quebec judge is expected to rule on whether Uber can continue to operate in the province; and researchers at NASA may have discovered water plumes on Jupiter’s moon Europa.
1. Round One: There were fireworks and fact-checks as Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton squared off against Republican candidate Donald Trump in their first U.S. presidential debate. You can watch the full 90-minutes here, along with a recap of our liveblog.
2. Injured soldiers: In a report released this morning, military ombudsman Gary Walbourne is taking aim at the Canadian Armed Forces for discharging ill and injured service members before they know what services they will receive from the Department of Veterans Affairs.
3. Royals in B.C.: The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are set to visit the University of British Columbia for a taste of the province’s cuisine when they visit a vineyard on the Okanagan leg of their royal tour.
4. Uber in Quebec: A judge will rule today whether Uber can continue operating in Quebec. Taxi drivers in the province have been trying to get a court injunction against a recent agreement between the provincial government and the ride-sharing company.
5. Water found? NASA has released new images showing possible water plumes erupting on Jupiter's Europa moon. The plumes are estimated to rise as high as 200 kilometres before raining material back down onto the moon's surface.
