Your World Tonight Trump deciding on Iran action, missing girl found, pedestrians and cyclist near misses at intersections and more.
Jun 18, 2025
Joining the discussion is Jayla Bernstein, a CBC reporter from Montreal. She brings insights on the escalating conflict between Israel and Iran, particularly focusing on President Trump's ambiguous stance. The team discusses the emotional rescue of a missing three-year-old girl, which raises questions about family dynamics. Additionally, they delve into alarming statistics about near-misses at Canadian intersections for cyclists and pedestrians, calling for improved safety measures. The episode highlights pressing geopolitical tensions while shedding light on local community challenges.
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Trump's Iran Decision Uncertainty
- President Donald Trump leaves uncertain whether the U.S. will take direct military action on Iran's nuclear facilities.
- He emphasizes preventing Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon as a top priority.
Toddler Found Alive by Drone
- A 3-year-old girl missing days near Montreal was found alive near a highway by a drone after her mother reported her missing.
- The mother is charged with child abandonment while the community feels relief at the girl’s survival.
Improve Intersection Safety Now
- To improve safety for pedestrians and cyclists, cities should enhance lighting and increase camera enforcement at intersections.
- Early detection of near-misses can prevent deadly accidents by prompting quicker interventions.