Your World Tonight Mine workers freed, Trump on negotiating with Canada, feral child summer, and more
Jul 25, 2025
Nala Ayed, a CBC News correspondent in London, joins to discuss a thrilling rescue of three miners trapped underground in British Columbia for over 60 hours. The podcast unpacks Donald Trump's tariff negotiations with Canada and their potential repercussions. Ayed also delves into the trend of 'feral summer,' encouraging unstructured outdoor play for kids. Other topics include the mental health impacts on communities post-wildfire, the implications of invasive carp on Canada's ecosystems, and recent legal issues surrounding hockey players.
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Mine Workers' Harrowing Rescue
- Three men were trapped 283 meters underground for over 60 hours in a BC copper mine due to debris collapse.
- Their rescue involved a careful plan including remote-controlled excavation and drone assessments, leading to a safe outcome.
US-Canada Trade Tensions Rise
- Trade talks between Canada and the U.S. face a tough deadline, with Trump suggesting tariffs may increase.
- Despite ongoing negotiations, Trump’s rhetoric pressures Canada, yet may indicate a deal is closer than expected.
Acquitted Hockey Players' Future
- Five former Canadian junior hockey players were acquitted of sexual assault but face uncertainty about resuming NHL careers.
- The NHL is reviewing the judge’s decision amid concerns about hockey’s sexual culture and athlete conduct.