Tax off, talks on; Gunman's murderous plot; Abandoned boxcars in Bay of Fundy
With Canada dumping the digital services tax, trade talks are back on with the U.S. David Akin explains how Prime Minister Mark Carney is defending the decision, and how the White House is responding. People in Europe,
including our own Redmond Shannon, are feeling extreme heat. He'll tell you how people are trying to stay cool under record-shattering temperatures. Heather Yourex-West reports on the battle in Alberta over gender-affirming care for minors. Seán O'Shea explains why CN Tower workers have been locked out. Plus: tricked, trapped, and killed. Candice Cole reports on a gunman's murderous plot against fire crews in Idaho. And Heidi Petracek reports on a community feeling powerless after a failed tidal power project that's left four huge and heavy boxcars abandoned in the Bay of Fundy.
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U.S. President Donald Trump is once again talking about annexing Canada. Mackenzie Gray explains why, and reports on the new false claims Trump is making about Canada. A gunman has shot at crews fighting a brush fire in Idaho. What police believe the suspect did minutes prior to the deadly shooting. About 6.5 million Canadians don't have a family doctor, and finding one can be tough. Heidi Petracek looks at one province's prescription to fill the void. Also, extra paid time off and the payoff: Kyle Benning looks at how some companies are being extra generous this summer. Plus, why Lululemon wants to take Costco to court. And one dad's unconditional love and support: Heather Yourex-West introduces you to a father showing his pride for his trans children in a very loud and proud way.
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Canada's trade showdown with the U.S.; Alberta's immigration question; Emotional NHL draft
Canada is once again facing an uncertain week, locked in a heated dispute with the U.S. over a digital services tax. Mackenzie Gray brings us the latest in a tenuous relationship between neighbours. The Trump administration meanwhile says it's ending legal protections for Haitians who've sought refuge from violence in the caribbean country. Candice Cole breaks down what the move could mean for hundreds of thousands now stuck in limbo. Immigration also an issue in Alberta, as the province's so-called "Alberta Next" panel questions residents over withholding services from newcomers. Heather Yourex-West brings us the reaction. Plus, the emotional moment between the NHL's newest number 1 draft pick and his family.
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Trump terminates tariff talks; Raptors president fired
U.S. President Donald Trump has suddenly ended trade negotiations with Canada. David Akin reports on what Trump calls an attack on the U.S., what happens now, and why some experts are cautiously optimistic things will work out. Redmond Shannon reports on the new claims Israeli troops are being ordered to shoot at Palestinians near aid sites in Gaza. Masai Ujiri has been fired as the president of the Toronto Raptors. Jeff Semple explains why fans are crying foul. Plus, the entertainment world mourns the loss of "The Dukes of Hazzard" star Rick Hurst. And walk this way: Melissa Ridgen takes a stroll down a landmark Winnipeg intersection pedestrians are reclaiming.
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U.S. insists it destroyed Iran's nuclear capability; Canadian's 'licence to thrill' dream comes true
The U.S. and Iran are pushing competing narratives about the outcome of the American bombing of Iran's nuclear program. How the Trump administration is doubling down on its claims of the Iranian facilities being destroyed, how Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is downplaying the damage done, and the fears of what Iran is still capable of. As the Israel-Iran truce holds, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is now under renewed pressure to reach a ceasefire with Hamas. How Netanyahu has reportedly agreed to end the Gaza war within two weeks, what's known about the apparent deal, and the questions about internal Israeli opposition thwarting negotiations. Senators have passed Prime Minister Mark Carney's sweeping "nation-building" legislation, giving the federal government sweeping powers to fast-track major infrastructure projects. How Bill C-5 passed despite pushback from some senators, and what happens next with the province's wish lists of big projects. Plus, Quebec filmmaker Denis Villeneuve, known for box office hits like "Dune" and "Blade Runner 2049," will direct and executive produce the next James Bond movie. How Villeneuve is the latest Canadian to play a key role in the 007 franchise.
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